2015 Citroen DS3 headlamp

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Travelling abroad
LEd / Xenon front lamps
For motoring in countries that drive on the other s
ide   of   the   road,   it   is   necessary   to   adjust   the  
d

ipped   beams   so   as   to   not   dazzle   the   drivers   of  
a

pproaching
 v
ehicles.
F
 
R
aise   the   bonnet   for   access   to   the   adjuster  
(

one   adjuster   per   headlamp).
F
 
I
nsert   a   suitable   allen   key   (not   supplied)  
i

nto   the   hexagonal   head   of   the   adjuster.
F
 
T
urn   the   allen   key   half   a   turn   clockwise.
Headlamp adjustment
To avoid causing a nuisance to other road u
sers,   the   height   of   the   headlamps   should   be  
a

djusted   in   relation   to   the   load   in   the   vehicle.
0.
 
D
river   only   or   driver   +   front   passenger.
-.
 I

ntermediate
 s
etting.
1.
 5

  people.
-.
 
5
  people   +   load   in   the   boot.
2.
 D

river   only   +   maximum   authorised   load   in  
t

he   boot.
This
  position   is   sufficient   to   avoid   causing  
d

azzle.
Higher
  settings   may   limit   the   spread   of   light  
f

rom   the   headlamps.
The
  initial   setting   is   position   "0". On
  your   return,   don't   forget   to  
a

djust   your   headlamps   back   to   their  
i

nitial   setting,   by   carrying   out   these  
o

perations   in   reverse   order.
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Changing a bulb
The headlamps are fitted with polycarbonate   glass   with   a   protective  
c

oating:
F

d
o not clean them using a dr y
or abrasive cloth, nor with a
detergent or solvent product,
F
 
u
se   a   sponge   and   soapy   water   or   a  
p

H neutral product,
F
 
w
hen   using   a   high   pressure  
w

asher   on   persistent   marks,   do   not  
k

eep   the   lance   directed   towards  
t

he   lamps   or   their   edges   for   too  
l

ong,   so   as   not   to   damage   their  
p

rotective   coating   and   seals.
Halogen headlamps
1. Direction  indicators   (PY21W   amber).
2. S idelamps ( W5W).
3.
 M

ain   beam   headlamps   (H1-55W).
4.
 D

ipped   beam   headlamps   (H7-55W).
5.
 F

ront   foglamps   (PSX24W).
6.
 L

ED   lamps   (LEDs).
Changing
 
a
 
bulb
 
should
 
only
 
be
 
done
 
a

fter
 
the
 
headlamp
 
has
 
been
 
switched
 
o

ff
 
for
 
several
 
minutes
 
(risk
 
of
 
serious
 
b

urns).
F

D

o not touch the bulb directly with
your
 
fingers,
 
use
 
a
 
lint-free
 
cloth.
It
 
is
 
imperative
 
to
 
use
 
only
 
anti-
ultraviolet
 
(UV)
 
type
 
bulbs
 
to
 
avoid
 
d

amaging
 t

he
 h

eadlamp.
Always replace a failed bulb with a
new
 
bulb
 
with
 
the
 
same
 
type
 
and
 s
pecification.

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Changing direction indicator
bulbs
Rapid flashing of the direction indicator warning   lamp   (right   or   left)   indicates   the  
f

ailure   of   a   bulb   on   that   side.
F
 
T

urn   the   bulb   holder   a   quarter   of   a   turn   and  
e

xtract   it.
F
 
P

ull   out   the   bulb   and   change   it.
To refit, carry out these operations in reverse
o r d e r.
Changing dipped beam headlamp
bulbs
F Remove   the   protective   cover   by   pulling   the  t
ab.
F
 
D
isconnect   the   bulb   connector.
F
 
S
pread   the   springs   to   release   the   bulb.
F
 
P
ull   the   bulb   out   and   change   it.
To refit, carry out these operations in reverse
o r d e r.
Amber
 
coloured
 
bulbs,
 
such
 
as
 
the
 
d

irection
 
indicators,
 
must
 
be
 
replaced
 
w

ith bulbs of identical specifications
and
 
colour.
When
 
refitting,
 
close
 
the
 
protective
 
c

over
 
carefully
 
to
 
preserve
 
the
 
sealing
 
o

f
 
the
 
headlamp.
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Changing main beam headlamp bulbsChanging sidelamp bulbs
F Remove  the   protective   cover   by   pulling   the  t
ab.
F
 
D
isconnect   the   bulb   connector.
F
 
S
pread   the   springs   to   release   the   bulb.
F
 
R
emove   the   bulb   and   change   it.
To refit, carry out these operations in reverse
o r d e r. F
 R emove   the   protective   cover   by   pulling   the  t
ab.
F
 
P
ull   the   bulb   holder   pressing   on   the   tabs   on  
bo

th
 s
ides.
F
 
P
ull   the   bulb   and   change   it.
To refit, carry out these operations in reverse
o r d e r.
LEd* / Xenon front lamps
* LED: light-emitting diode.
1.
 D
irection   indicators   (LEDs).
2.
 S
idelamps
 (
LEDs).
3.
 D
ipped   beam   headlamps   (Xenon).
4.
 M
ain   beam   headlamps   (LEDs   /   Xenon).
5.
 D
aytime   running   lamps   (LEDs).
6.
 F
ront   foglamps   (PSX24W).
For   replacements   on   of   these   types   of   lamps  
(

LED   /   Xenon),   contact   a   CITROËN   dealer   or   a  
q

ualified
 w
orkshop.

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Fuse n°R ating Functions
F12 30 AWindscreen
  wipers   slow   /   fast   speed.
F13 40 ABuilt-in
  systems   inter face   supply   (ignition   positive).
F14 30 AValvetronic
  supply   (VTi).
F15 10 ARight-hand
  main   beam   headlamps.
F16 10 ALeft-hand
  main   beam   headlamps.
F17 15 ALeft-hand
  dipped   beam   headlamps.
F18 15 ARight-hand
  dipped   beam   headlamps.
F19 15 AOxygen
  sensors   and   electrovalves   (VTi),   electrovalves  
(

Diesel),   EGR   electrovalve   (Diesel).
F20 10 APumps,
  electronic   thermostat   (VTi),   timimg   electrovalve  
(

THP),   water   in   fuel   sensor   (Diesel).
F21 5 AFan
  assembly   control   supply,   ABS/DSC,   turbo   pump   (THP).
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Load reduction modeSystem which manages the use of certain functions   according   to   the   level   of   charge  
r

emaining   in   the   battery.
When
  the   vehicle   is   being   driven,   the   load  
r

eduction   function   temporarily   deactivates  
c

ertain   functions,   such   as   the   air   conditioning,  
t

he   heated   rear   screen...
The deactivated functions are reactivated
automatically
  as   soon   as   conditions   permit.Energy economy modeSystem which manages the period of use of certain functions to conserve a sufficient level of c
harge   in   the   battery.
After
  the   engine   has   stopped,   you   can   still   use   functions   such   as   the   audio   equipment,   windscreen  
w

ipers,   dipped   beam   headlamps,   courtesy   lamps,   etc.   for   a   maximum   combined   period   of  
t

hirty minutes. This
  period   may   be   greatly   reduced   if  
t

he   battery   is   not   fully   charged.
A
  flat   battery   prevents   the   engine   from  
s

tarting.
If
  the   telephone   is   being   used   at   the  
s

ame   time,   it   will   be   interrupted   after  
10
 m

inutes.
Switching to economy mode
Once this period has elapsed, a message appears   in   the   screen   indicating   that   the  
v

ehicle   has   switched   to   economy   mode   and   the  
a

ctive   functions   are   put   on   standby.
Exiting economy mode
These functions are reactivated automatically the   next   time   the   vehicle   is   driven.
F
 
I
n   order   to   resume   the   use   of   these  
f

unctions   immediately,   start   the   engine   and  
l

et   it   run   for   a   few   minutes.
The
  time   available   to   you   will   then   be   double  
t

he   period   for   which   the   engine   is   left   running.  
H

owever, this period will always be between
five
  and   thirty   minutes.

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Exterior
Remote control key 60 - 63,   101-103
- l ocking/unlocking
-


battery
-
a

nti-theft protection
-
 s

tarting Lighting
  controls  
1
30 -134
Headlamp
 adj

ustment
 1
35
Changing
 bu

lbs
 2
08-211
-
 
f
ront   lamps
-
 fo

glamps
-
d

irection indicator repeaters
W iper c ontrols
13

6 -13 9
Changing
  a   wiper   blade  
2
27 Door
  mirrors  
7
9
Doors
66 - 68
-
 ope

ning/closing
-
 
c
entral   locking
-
 em

ergency
 c
ontrol
Electric windows

6
4- 65
Fuel
  tank  
1
84-185
Misfuel prevention
1

86Accessories
23

4-235
Hill start assist

1
19
Braking
  assistance  
1
50 -151
Trajectory
  control  
1
51-152
Tyre pressures

1
98 -199, 262
Under-inflation detection
1

46-149
Boot
6

9
Temporary
  puncture   repair   kit  
1
95 -199
Changing
  a   wheel  
2
00 -206
-
tools
-
 r

emoving/refiting
Snow chains

2
07
Changing
 bu

lbs
 2
12-214
-
 
r
ear   lamps
-
 
3
D   rear   lamps
-
3
rd  brake lamp
-
 n
umber   plate   lamps
Rear
 
parking   sensors  
1
24-125
Reversing   camera  
1
26
Towbar
23
0-231
Towing
 2
28-229

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Instruments and controls
Instrument panels 18 -19,   20 -21
Warning lam ps 2 2-34
Indicator
  lamps  
3
5 -39
Adjustment
  buttons  
4
0 - 41
-

t
rip distance recorder
-
 
l
ighting   dimmer   /   black   panel
Lighting
  controls  
1
30 -134
Headlamp
 adj

ustment
 1
35
Stop & Start

1
16 -118
Speed
 l

imiter
 1
20-121
Cr uise c ontrol
12

2-123
Door
  mirrors  
7
9
Electric windows

6
4- 65
Dashboard fuses
2

16-218
Opening
  the   bonnet  
2
39
Steering
  wheel   adjustment  
7
8
Horn


145Scented air freshener
9

0-91
Multifunction screens 4 2- 48
Touch screen tablet 4 9 -53
Hazard
  warning   lamps  1 44
Manual
 g

earbox
 1
05
Electronic
  gearbox   (ETG)  
1
06 -110
A u t o m a t i c
 g

e a r b o x
 111
-114
Gear
  shift   indicator  
1
15
Parking
  brake  
1
04
Active
  City   Brake  
1
53 -156Rear
  view   mirror  
8
0
Sun visor

9
3
W iper c ontrols
13

6 -13 9
Trip
  computer  
5
4-57
Heating/Ventilation
 8

1-83
Manual
 a

ir
 c
onditioning
 8
3-85
Digital
 a

ir
 c
onditioning
 8
6-88
Demisting/defrosting
 t

he
 w
indscreen
 8
9
Demisting/defrosting
  the   rear   screen  
9
0
Emergency
 
o

r assistance call
1
45, 266 -267
Audio
  system  
3
31-349
Touch screen tablet

2
69 -330
Setting
  the   date/time  
4
4,   48,   53
Interior
  mood   lighting  
1
41