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Monochrome screen A 35
Monochrome screen C 37
Colour
screen
41
T
rip computer
43
2 - 35 46
MULTIFUNCTION
SCREENS
Ventilation 47
Manual air conditioning 50
Dual-zone
digital
air
conditioning
52
Front
demist - defrost
56
Rear
screen demist -
defrost
56
Front
seats
57
Rear
seats
62
Mirrors
63
Steering
wheel adjustment
65
COMFORT
3 -
47 65
Remote control key 66
Alarm 74
Doors
76
Boot
77
Electric
windows
78
Panoramic
sunroof
80
ACCESS
4 -
66 80
Lighting controls 81Automatic illumination of headlamps 85
Welcome
lighting
86
Headlamp
adjustment
87
Directional
lighting
88
Wiper
controls
90
Automatic
rain
sensitive
wipers
91
Courtesy
lamps
93
Interior
mood
lighting
94
Boot
lamp
94
5 - 81 94
VISIBILITY
Interior fittings 95
Centre consoles 98
Front
armrest
99
Boot
fittings
104
Luggage
cover
(enterprise
version)
107
6 - 95 107
FITTINGS
Instrument panels 12
Rev counter 15
W
arning and indicator lamps
16
Indicators
29
T
ime and units
32
Customisation
34
OVERVIEW 4 9
MONITORING
1 -
12 34
Child seats 108
Deactivating the passenger's front
airbag
1
10
ISOFIX
child seats
1
17
Child
lock
121
7 - 108 121
CHILD
SAFETY
E
CO
-
DRIVING
10
11
ConTEnTS
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INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
Instrument panels ....................... 12-15
W arning lamps ............................ 16-28
Indicators
.................................... 29-31
Setting
buttons............................ 32-34
-
trip
distance recorder
-
dashboard
lighting dimmer /
black
panel
-
customisation
of dials and screens
Lighting
controls
......................... 81-85
Adjusting
headlamps
....................... 87
Door
mirrors
................................ 63-64
Electric
windows
......................... 78-79
Dashboard
fuses
.................... 208-210
Opening
the bonnet
....................... 175
Adjusting
the steering wheel............ 65
Horn
............................................... 122 Audio
systemAudio system
.... 293-326
Setting
the date / time................ 36, 40
eMyWay
satellite navigation
system
................................... 237-292
Setting
the date / time...................... 42
Manual
gearbox
............................. 143
Electronic
gearbox
.................. 144-146
Automatic
gearbox.................. 147-149
Parking
brake
................. 137-142,
143Wiper controls............................. 90-92
Trip
computer
............................. 43-46
Rear
view mirror
.............................. 65
Courtesy
lamps................................ 93
Blind for panoramic sunroof............. 80
Interior
mood lighting
....................... 94
Ignition
switch / Steering lock /
Starting
.................................. 134-136
Multifunction screens
.................. 35-42
V
entilation
................................... 47-49
Manual
air conditioning......... 50-51, 56
Digital
air conditioning
.......... 52-55,
56
Demisting
/ Defrosting
the rear screen
............................... 56
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Automatic day/night model
By
means
of
a
sensor
,
which
measures
the
light
from
the
rear
of
the
vehicle,
this
system
automatically
and
progres
-
sively
changes
between
the
day
and
night
uses.In
order
to
ensure
optimum
vis
-
ibility
during
your
manoeuvres,
the
mirror
lightens
automatically
when
reverse gear is engaged.STEERING WHEEL AD j USTMENT
F When stationary, pull the control
lever to release the adjustment
mechanism.
F
Adjust
the
height
and
reach
to
suit
your
driving position.
F
Push
the
control
lever
to
lock
the
adjustment
mechanism.
a
s a safety precaution, these
operations
should
only
be
carried out
with the vehicle stationary.
Rear view mirror
Adjustable mirror providing a central rearward
view.
Equipped
with
an
anti-dazzle
system,
which
darkens
the
mirror
glass
and
re
-
duces
the
nuisance
to
the
driver
caused
by
the
sun,
headlamps
from
other
ve
-
hicles...
Manual day/night model
Adjustment
F
Adjust
the
mirror
so
that
the
glass
is
directed
correctly in the "day" position.
Day/night position
F
Pull
the
lever
to
change
to
the
"night"
anti-dazzle position.
F
Push
the
lever
to
change
to
the
normal
"day" position.
COMFORT
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Automatic illumination of
headlamps
The sidelamps and dipped beam head -
lamps are switched on automatically ,
without any action on the part of the
driver
,
when
a
low
level
of
external
light
is
detected
or
in
certain
cases
of
activa
-
tion
of the windscreen wipers.
As
soon
as
the
brightness
returns
to
a
sufficient
level
or
after
the
windscreen
wipers
are
switched
of
f,
the
lamps
are
switched
off automatically.
Activation
F
T
urn
ring
A to the
"AUTO"
position. The
automatic
illumination
of
head
-
lamps
is accompanied by
a
message in
the screen.
Deactivation
F
T
urn
ring
A
to a position other
than
"AUT
O".
Deactivation
is
ac
-
companied
by
a
message
in
the
screen.Coupling with the automatic "Guide-
me-home" lighting
Association
with the automatic illu mi-
nation of headlamps provides "guide-
me-home"
lighting
with
the
following
additional
options:
-
selection
of
the
lighting
duration
to
15,
30
or
60
seconds
in
the
settings
in
the
vehicle
configuration
menu
(except
in
the
case
of
the
mono
-
chrome
screen
A,
for
which
the
duration
is set: 60 seconds),
-
automatic
activation
of
"guide-me-
home"
lighting
when
automatic
illumi
-
nation
of headlamps is in operation.
In the event of a fault with the
sunshine sensor , the lighting come
on,
this
warning
lamp
is displayed
on
the
instrument
panel
and/or
a message
appears
in
the
screen,
accompa
-
nied
by
an
audible signal.
Contact
a
CITROËN
or
a
qualified
work
-
shop
workshop.
Operating fault
In
fog
or
snow
,
the
sunshine
sensor
may
detect
sufficient
light.
Therefore,
the
lighting
will
not
come on automatically.
d
o not cover the sunshine sen-
sor,
coupled
with
the
rain
sensor
and
located
in
the
centre
of
the
windscreen
behind
the
rear
view
mirror;
the
associated
functions
would
no longer be controlled.
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Automatic rain sensitive
windscreen wipers
The windscreen wipers operate automat -
ically, without any action on the part of
the
driver
,
if
rain
is
detected
(sensor
be
-
hind
the
rear
view
mirror),
adapting
their speed
to the intensity of the rainfall.
Briefly
push
stalk
A
down
-
wards.
The
instruction
is
confirmed
by
a
wiping
cycle,
accompanied
by
illumination
of
this
warning
lamp
in
the
instrument
panel
and
an
activation
message. Switching on
Switching off Operating fault
If
an
automatic
rain
sensitive
wiper
mal
-
function occurs, the wipers will operate
in
intermittent mode.
Contact
a
CITROËN
dealer
or
a
quali
-
fied
workshop.
d
o not cover the rain sensor,
linked
with
the
sunshine
sensor
and
located
in
the
centre
of
the
windscreen
behind
the
rear
view
mirror
.
Switch
of
f
the
automatic
rain
sensitive
wipers
when
using
an
automatic
car wash.
In
winter
,
it
is
advisable
to
wait until
the
windscreen
is
completely clear
of
ice
before
activating
the automatic
rain sensitive wipers.
The
automatic
rain
sensitive
windscreen
wipers
must
be
re
-
activated if the ignition has been of
f for more than one minute.
Briefly
push
stalk
A
downwards
again.
The
instruction
is
confirmed
by
this
warning
lamp
going
of
f
in
the
instrument
panel
and/or
the
display
of
a deactivation message.
Windscreen and headlamp
wash
Low screenwash / headlamp wash
fluid level
On
vehicle
fitted
with
headlamp
wash
-
ers,
the
low
level
of
this
fluid
is
indicat
-
ed
by
gauge
in
the
reservoir
filler
neck
under
the bonnet.
Checking
and
topping
up
this
fluid
can
should
be done with the engine off.
The
level
of
this
fluid
should
be
checked
regularly
, particularly during winter.
Refer
to
"Checks
-
Screenwash
/
head
-
lamp
wash
level"
section
for
the
proce
-
dure
on checking the level.
F
Pull
the
windscreen
wiper
stalk
to
-
wards
you.
The
windscreen
wash
then
the
windscreen
wipers
operate
for
a fixed period.
The
headlamp
washers
only
operate when
the dipped or main beam head
-
lamps are on, with the vehicle moving.
To
reduce
the
consumption
of
the
fluid
by
the
headlamp
wash
-
ers, they operate only with every
seventh use of the screenwash
or
every
25
miles
(40
km)
during
a
given journey.
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BLIND SPOT SENSORS
This driving assistance system warns the
driver of the presence of another
vehicle
in
the
blind
spot
angle
of
their
vehicle
(areas
masked
from
the
driver's
field
of
vision),
as
soon
as
this
presents
a
potential danger.
Operation
F On switching on the ignition, or en -
gine running, press this button to
activate
the
function;
the
warning
lamp
comes on.
This
system
is
designed
to
im
-
prove
safety
when
driving
and
is
in
no
circumstances
a
substitute
for
the use of the interior rear
view
mirror
and
door
mirrors.
It
is
the
driver's
responsibility
to
constantly
check
the
traffic,
to
asses
the
distances
and
relative
speeds
of
other
vehicles
and
to
predict
their
movements
before
deciding
whether
to
change
lane.
The
blind
spot
sensor
system
can
never
replace
the
need
for
vigilance
on
the
part
of
the
driver
. Sensors
fitted
in
the
front
and
rear
bum
-
pers
monitor the blind spots.
A warning
lamp
appears
in
the
door
mirror
on
the
side
in
question:
-
immediately
,
when
being
overtaken,
-
after
a
delay
of
about
one
second,
when
overtaking
a
vehicle
slowly.
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Head restraints, front ................... 59
Head restraints, rear .................... 62
Heated
seats
............................... 59
Heating
............................ 10,
49, 50
Height
and reach adjustment,
steering
wheel
.......................... 65
Hill start assist
........................... 150
Hooks
........................................ 105
I Markings,
identification .............. 233
Massage function ....................... 60
Mat
............................................. 102
Menu,
main
................................ 296
Mini fuel level
............................. 171
Mirror
, rear view
........................... 65
Mirrors,
door
.................. 63,
64, 158
Misfuel prevention
..................... 173
Motorway function
(direction
indicators)
............... 122
Mountings
for ISOFIX
seats
........................................11
7
MP3
CD
............................. 303,
304
Music
media players
.................. 274
Ignition
....................................... 136
Indicators,
direction
........... 122,
203
Indicator
lamps, status................. 26
Inflating
accessories
(using
the kit)
.......................... 190
Inflating
tyres
............................... 10
Inputs
for audio
system
...................... 97,
279, 307
Installing
speakers
..................... 220
Instrument
panel
lighting
...................................... 33
Instrument
panels
............. 12-14,
34
Instrument
panel
screen
.......................... 12-14,
151
Intelligent
T
raction
Control
.................................... 124
Interior
fittings
........................ 95,
96
Interior
mood lighting
................... 94
IS
o FI x
........................................ 11
8
ISOFIX
child seats
............... 1
17-119
ISOFIX
mountings
......................11
7Keeping
children safe ....... 108, 109,
113, 115, 118, 119, 129
Key
in ignition warning............... 136
Key
with remote control
........ 66,
68,
71,
134
K
Labels, identification
.................. 233
Lamps,
warning and
indicator
........................ 16,
25, 28
Lane
Departure Warning
System
(LDWS)
...................... 157
Level,
AdBlue® additive .............. 183
Level,
brake
fluid ....................... 179
Level,
power
steering fluid
......... 179
Levels
and
checks
.............. 176-180
Lighting
bulbs
(replacement)
................. 202,
206
Lighting
control stalk
.............. 81,
84
Lighting
dimmer
................ 12-14,
33
Lighting,
guide-me home
....... 84,
85
Lighting,
interior
..................... 93,
94
Loading
................................ 10,
216
Load
reduction mode
................. 215
Load
space
cover
...................... 107
Locating
your
vehicle
................... 68
Locking
from
the inside................ 72
Locking
the
boot
.......................... 77
Long
objects,
transporting
......... 103
Luggage
retaining strap
............. 104
L
M
N
Navigation.......................... 243,
244
Number
plate lamps
.................. 207
Main
beam
................... 81,
202, 204
Maintenance
................................ 10
Map
reading
lamps
...................... 93 Oil
change
................................. 178
Oil
consumption
......................... 178
Oil
filter
...................................... 181o
il level
................................ 29,
178
Opening
the bonnet
................... 175
Opening
the boot
......................... 77
Opening
the doors
....................... 76
Opening
the panoramic
sunroof
blind
............................. 80
Operation
indicator
lamps
............................ 25,
26, 28
O
jJack
........................................... 195
JACK
socket
................ 97,
279,
307 P
Paint
colour code
....................... 233
Panoramic
glass sunroof
............. 80
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