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CONTROLSDASHBOARD ........................................................ 8
INSTRUMENT PANEL.......................................... 10
SYMBOLS ............................................................. 11
THE LANCIA CODE SYSTEM .............................. 11
KEY KIT AND DOOR LOCKING SYSTEM .......... 13
IGNITION SWITCH ............................................. 20
INSTRUMENTS ................................................... 21
MULTIFUNCTIONAL DISPLAY
(ON TWO-LINE MODAL PANEL) ........................ 22
MULTIFUNCTIONAL DISPLAY
(ON THREE-LINE COMFORT PANEL) ............... 25
ADJUSTING THE SEATS ..................................... 38
HEAD RESTRAINTS ........................................... 44
ADJUSTING THE STEERING WHEEL ............... 45
REAR VIEW MIRRORS ........................................ 46
CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM ........................... 47
MANUAL CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM ........... 48
AUTOMATIC TWO-ZONE CLIMATE CONTROL
SYSTEM ................................................................ 52
EXTERNAL LIGHTS ........................................... 62
CLEANING THE WINDOWS ............................... 64
CRUISE CONTROL ............................................. 67
CEILING LIGHTS ................................................ 69
LIGHT CONTROL BUTTONS .............................. 71FUEL CUT OFF SWITCH ..................................... 72
INTERIOR EQUIPMENT ..................................... 73
SMOKER’S KIT ..................................................... 75
SUN VISORS ........................................................ 76
SUNROOF ............................................................ 76
WINDOW WINDERS ............................................ 78
BOOT ................................................................... 80
BONNET .............................................................. 82
ROOF RAILS ........................................................ 83
HEADLIGHTS ..................................................... 84
ABS SYSTEM ....................................................... 85
EOBD SYSTEM .................................................... 86
GSI SYSTEM ......................................................... 87
SOUND SYSTEM ................................................. 87
ACCESSORIES PURCHASED BY THE OWNER . 88
“DUAL DRIVE” ELECTRIC POWER STEERING
SYSTEM ............................................................... 89
PARK SENSOR ..................................................... 90
REFUELLING ...................................................... 92
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT ................. 94
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1.Side air vents - 2.Left stalk- 3.Left upper box - 4.Right stalk - 5.Central air vents - 6.Instrument panel - 7.Right up-
per box - 8.Oddment compartment 9Passenger airbag - 10.HVAC controls - 11.Control buttons 12Sound system (for ver-
sions/markets, where provided) - 13.Ignition switch - 14.Driver airbag - 15.Cruise control (for versions/markets, where
provided).
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The presence and position of the controls, instruments and gauges may vary depending on the version.
There are several solutions for the central upper and lower console according to the chosen customisations: see the following
figures.
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fig. 7
fig. 8
INSTRUMENT PANEL
Modal fig. 7
A – Speedometer
B – Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light
C – Engine coolant temperature gauge and hot
engine coolant warning light
D – Rev counter
E – Multifunctional display
cmWarning lights for Multijet versions only
Comfort fig. 8
A – Speedometer
B – Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light
C – Engine coolant temperature gauge and hot
engine coolant warning light
D – Rev counter
E – Reconfigurable multifunctional display
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Headlight adjustment (only
with dipped beam headlights on).
– when the standard page is dis-
played, this is used to adjust the head-
lights (see the “Headlights” para-
graph in this chapter).
Set-up menu
– for scrolling the menu up and down;
–to increase or decrease values during
settings.
SET-UP MENU Fig. 28
The menu comprises a series of func-
tions arranged in a “circular fashion”
which can be selected through buttons
+and–to access the different select
operations and settings (setup) given
in the following paragraphs.
The setup menu is activated by press-
ing briefly button MODE.
Single presses on buttons
+and–will scroll the setup menu options.
Handling modes are different accord-
ing to the characteristic of the option
selected.Selecting “Date” and “Clock”:
– briefly press button MODEto select
the first value to be changed (e.g.
hours /minutes or year / month /
day).
– press buttons
+and–(by single
presses) to select the new setting;
– briefly press button MODEto store
the new setting and go to the next
setup menu option: if this is the last
one you will go back to the previously
selected option of the main menu.
Hold the
button MODE pressed to:
– quit set-up and to save only the
changes stored by the user (and con-
firmed by pressing button MODE).
The setup menu environment is
timed. Only the changes saved by the
user by briefly pressing MODE).ill be
saved when the menu is automatically
closed. NOTE Only the following functions
can be adjusted/set on the Instrument
Panel display if the Connect Nav+
system is present: “Lights”, “Speed
limit”, “Light sensor” (for versions/
markets, where provided), “Belt
buzzer” and “Passenger airbag”. The
other functions are shown on the
Connect Nav+ system display. Set and
adjustment them there.
Selecting a menu option
– briefly press button MODEto se-
lect the menu option that needs to be
changed.
– press buttons
+and–(by single
presses) to select the new setting;
– briefly press button MODEto store
the new setting and at the same time
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PARKING LIGHTS fig. 65
With the key at STOPor extracted,
turn the ring to position
6. Warning
light
3on the instrument panel will
go on with the side/taillights and the
number plate lights. Move the stalk
upwards
ato turn on the right side
lights only; move it downwards bto
turn on the left side lights only. In ei-
ther case, warning light
3will not
light up on the instrument cluster. FLASHING THE HEADLIGHTS
Pull the stalk towards the steering
wheel (unstable position) regardless
of the position of the ring. The warn-
ing light
1on the instrument cluster
will come on at the same time.
fig. 61L0D0066m
fig. 64L0D0069m
fig. 63L0D0068m
fig. 62L0D0067m
EXTERNAL LIGHTS
The left-hand lever includes the con-
trols for the external lights.
The external lights can only be
switched on when the ignition key is
atMAR.
LIGHTS OFF Fig. 61
Turn the ring to position
å.
SIDE/TAIL LIGHTS Fig. 62
Turn the ring to
6.
The warning light
3on the instru-
ment cluster will come on at the same
time.
DIPPED BEAM HEADLIGHTS
fig. 63
Turn the ring to
2.
The warning light
3on the instru-
ment cluster will come on at the same
time.
BEAM HEADLIGHTS Fig. 64
With the ring at
2, pull the lever to-
wards the steering wheel (permanent
position).
The warning light
1on the instru-
ment cluster will come on at the same
time.
To turn the beam headlights off, pull
again the lever towards the steering
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DIRECTION INDICATORS
Fig. 65
Push the stalk to (stable) position:
❒upwards (position 1): right-hand
indicator;
❒downwards (position 2): left-hand
indicator;
Warning light
ForDcomes on in-
termittently on the instrument panel.
Indicators are switched off automati-
cally when the steering wheel is
straightened.
If you want the indicator to flash
briefly to show that you are about to
change lane, move the stalk up or
down without clicking into position
(unstable position). When released
the stalk will return to its home posi-
tion.AUTOMATIC LIGHT SENSORS
(dusk sensor)
(for versions/markets, where provided)
This sensor detects changes of exter-
nal lights according to the sensitivity
of the setting: the higher the sensitiv-
ity, the lower the amount of external
light needed to switch the lights on.
The sensitivity of the dusk sensor is
adjusted by means of the “Setup
menu” on the “Multifunctional dis-
play”.
Activation
Turn the ring to
2Afig. 67to light up
the side/tail lights and dipped beam
headlights according to the external
brightness. “FOLLOW ME HOME”
DEVICE fig. 66
This function allows the illumination
of the space in front of the car for a
preset period of time.
Activation
With the ignition key on STOPor re-
moved, pull the stalk towards the
steering wheel within 2 minutes from
when the engine is turned off.
At each single movement of the stalk,
the lights will remain on for an extra
30 seconds up to a maximum of 210
seconds; then the lights are switched
off automatically.
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CRUISE CONTROL
(for versions/markets, where provided)
It is a device able to support the dri-
ver, with electronic control, which al-
lows driving at speed over 30 km/h
on long and straight dry roads (e.g.:
motorways), at a desired speed, with-
out pressing the accelerator pedal.
Therefore it is not suggested to use
this device on extra-urban roads with
traffic. Do not use it in towns.STORING THE SPEED
Proceed as follows:
❒turn ring A-fig. 73toONand press
the accelerator pedal to the re-
quired speed;
❒push the lever upwards (+) for at
least 3 seconds, then release it: the
car speed will be stored. The ac-
celerator pedal may be released.
If needed (e.g. for overtaking), press
the accelerator pedal to accelerate: the
car will return to the previously set
speed when the pedal is released. TURING THE DEVICE ON
Turn the ring A-fig. 73toON.
The device can only be turned on in
4th or 5th gear. Travelling downhill
with the device engaged, the car speed
may increase more than the memo-
rised one. When the device is acti-
vated the warning light turns on to-
gether with the relevant message on
the instrument panel (for versions/
markets, where provided).
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CLOSING TAILGATE
Lower the tailgate using handle A-
fig. 103as shown in the figure and
then press the tailgate until you hear
it click.
IMPORTANT If the “Key” option is
selected, make sure that you have the
ignition key before closing the tailgate
because it will be automatically
locked.BOOT
The tailgate can only be opened from
the outside using the electric handle
A-fig. 102.
The tailgate can be opened at any
time, even if the doors are locked.
The “Key” option can be activated in
the instrument panel display setup
menu (see “Reconfigurable multi-
functional display” in this chapter):
the tailgate will not be unlocked with
the doors in this case. Press button
Ron the remote control.
The direction indicators will blink
twice when the tailgate is opened.
fig. 102L0D0390m
fig. 103L0D0391m
Do not fit additional objects
onto the rear window shelf
or tailgate (speakers, spoil-
ers, etc.) except when con-
templated by the manufacturer to
ensure the correct operation of the
side gas shock absorbers of the tail-
gate itself.