2017 CITROEN E-MEHARI lock

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Using the CCID charging cable
Obser ve the safety rules and follow the steps indicated before use.● Keep
t
he
c
harging
c
able
o
ut
o
f
r
each
o
f
ch

ildren.
● Do
n

ot
u
se
t
he
c
harging
c
able
i
f
t
he
ambi

ent temperature is above 45
de
grees
Celsius.
● Handle
t

he
c
harging
c
able
w
ith
c
are,
av

oid dropping it and do not pull heavily
on the cable or the cord.
● Ensure
t

hat
t
he
p
ower
s
upply
u
sed
i
s
22

0-240V 50Hz.
● Before
c

onnecting
t
he
c
harging
c
able,
ch

eck the nominal current indicated on
the charging cable, to ensure that the
power point and supply circuit are rated
sufficiently highly to charge your vehicle.
● Use
o

nly
t
he
o
riginal
c
harging
c
able.
● Do
n

ot
a
ttempt
t
o
d
ismantle
o
r
r
epair
t
he
char

ging cable.
● Do
n

ot
u
se
a
n
e
xtension
l
ead
o
r
a
daptor.
● Incorrect
u

se
o
f
t
he
c
harging
c
able
w
ould
ri

sk causing an electrical discharge or
fire.
● Stop
u

sing
t
he
c
harging
c
able
im

mediately if a fault or anomaly occurs
or if the FAULT warning lamp comes on
or flashes.
● Ensure
t

hat
t
he
p
lug
i
s
n
ot
a
llowed
t
o
becom

e wet.
● Do
n

ot
t
ouch
t
he
t
erminals
o
n
t
he
char

ging cable or the vehicle's charging
socket.
● Do
n

ot
u
se
t
he
c
harging
c
able
i
f
p
arts
o
f
it a

re broken, frayed, cracked, open or
showing any other sign of damage. ● The
c

harging
c
able
a
llows
a c
onstant
cu

rrent consumption of 10A. Ensure
that the electrical installation (socket,
wiring…) used for charging is rated with
at least this nominal current value and
that it meets the most recent standards
and regulations on electrical wiring in
force in your country or region.
● The
m

aximum
n
ominal
c
urrent
d
epends
on t

he country.
● The
s

ocket
a
nd
w
iring
c
ircuit
m
ust
b
e
ea

rthed and protected by a circuit breaker
or fuse to avoid any accident of electrical
origin.
● Contact
a q

ualified
e
lectrician
i
f
i
n
a
ny
do

ubt over the power point and wiring
circuit.
(1)
Locking button
(2) LEDs
(3) Cable
(4) Plug
(5) Control unit
(6) Cable
(7) Protective cover
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3. Push the charging nozzle (2) i nto the
charging socket until it clicks in place.
4.
Char

ging starts automatically. The
CHARGING indicator on the control unit
comes on to indicate that charging is in
progress.
Two signals indicate that the vehicle's battery
is charging:
-
Th

e right-hand rear lamp flashes 5
t
imes at
the start of the charge.
-
Th

e connection indicator (green plug) in the
display screen flashes continuously.
Stopping the charge
1. Press the unlocking button on the back of
t he charging nozzle then pull it out. The
charging nozzle disengages only if your
E-MEHARI has been unlocked using your
personal RFID key ring. 2. Re
fit the protective cover on the charging
nozzle.
3.
Di

sconnect the plug from the power point.
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Your E-MEHARI is a silent electric
vehicle.
Your E-MEHARI produces no noise
from its electric motor.
For any manoeuvre: take particular
care in checking your surroundings,
particularly for pedestrians, cyclists and
other road users.
Moving off
To move off in your E-MEHARI, you should:
1. Unlock your E-MEHARI using your personal
RFID key ring.
2.
In

sert the key in the starting switch then turn
it to the MAR position. The welcome screen
appears.
3.
Wh

en you are invited to do it, turn the key to
the AV V position, holding it until your hear
an audible signal (beep). Release the key,
the switch automatically returns to the MAR
position. The following image appears in the
instrument panel screen: 4. Pr
ess the brake pedal.
5. Pl ace the drive selector at position "D"
(for ward drive) or "R" (reverse).
6.
Re

lease the manual parking brake.Switching off the vehicle
To park your E-MEHARI, you should:
1. Place the vehicle in a secure area suitable
for parking.
2.
Immo

bilise the vehicle.
3.
Pl

ace the drive selector at position
"
N".
4.
Ap

ply the manual parking brake.
5.
Sw

itch off and remove the key from the
starting switch.
Driving

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Instruments and indicators on your E-MEHARI
Instrument panel
(1) The instrument panel.
Warning and indicator
lamps
(1) Battery fault.
(2) Motor fault.
(3) Charge indicator.
If warning lamp (1) or (2)
i

s on, you must
stop your E-MEHARI as soon as it is
safe to do so.
Symbols
Main beam
Sidelamps
Rear foglamp
Left-hand direction indicator
Right-hand direction indicator
Braking fault
Alert message
ESP
Defrosting
Heating
Motor power limited
Battery fault
Battery power limited Door locking
Air
c

onditioning
ABS Power steering problem
Seat belt not fastened
Door open (vehicle stationary)
Door open (vehicle moving)
Boot open (vehicle stationary)
Boot open (vehicle moving)
Maintenance
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Distance recorders
(1) Total distance covered (in km).
(2) Di stance covered since the last reset
(in
k

m).
Speedometer, temperature
indicator and clock
(1) Clock.
(2 ) Ri sk of ice indicator.
(3)
Ambi

ent temperature indicator.
(4)
Curr

ent speed.
Consumption, charge,
state of charge indicators
(1) Image of power demand.
(2 ) Im age of energy recovery.
(3) LMP
® battery state of charge indicator.
(4) Pe
rcentage charge remaining.
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ABS – ESP
These systems are additional aids when
driving in critical situations, allowing the
behaviour of the vehicle to be adapted
to the driver's wishes.
However these systems intervene
taking the place of the driver.
They cannot extend the vehicle's limits
and should not encourage you to drive
f a s t e r.
They cannot, in any circumstances,
replace the need for vigilance, or
the responsibility of the driver when
manoeuvring the vehicle (the driver
must always be alive to sudden events
that could occur while driving).Precautions
In an emergency, it is recommended that you
apply the brakes firmly and continuously.
It is not necessary to successively apply and
release the brakes (pumping the pedal).
The ABS will modulate the brake effort
applied.
ABS (anti-lock braking
system)
The ABS avoids locking the wheels under
heavy braking, so optimising the stopping
distance and allowing control of the vehicle to
be retained.
In these conditions, avoiding manoeuvres while
braking are possible.
In addition, this system optimises the stopping
distance on sur faces offering poor grip (wet
roads…).
ABS (warning lamp)
It comes on when the vehicle is switched on
and then goes off shortly after wards.
If it comes on when driving, it signals a fault in
the anti-lock braking system.
The braking system then operates as on
a vehicle not fitted with ABS. Contact a
CITROËN
a

uthorised
r
epairer
o
r
a q
ualified
pr

ofessional without delay.
ESP
This system helps retain control of the vehicle
in "critical" driving situations (avoiding an
obstacle, loss of grip in a corner…).
Principle of operation
A steering wheel sensor provides information
on the trajectory wanted by the driver.
Other sensors around the vehicle measure the
actual trajectory.
The system compares the driver's wishes with
the actual trajectory of the vehicle, correcting
the latter if necessary by acting on certain
brakes and/or the engine power.
ESP (warning lamp)
It comes on when the vehicle is switched on
and then goes off shortly after wards.
The ESP warning lamp flashes in regulation
mode, when its is called on to maintain grip.
If it comes on when driving, it signals a fault
in the ESP: contact a CITROËN authorised
repairer
o
r
a q
ualified
p
rofessional
w
ithout
d e

l ay.
Operation of the system can be felt by vibration
in the brake pedal.
The ABS does not improve the "physical"
per formance possible, which depends on the
grip between the tyres and the road.
It follows that the normal safe driving practices
must be observed (distance between
vehicles…).
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Boot flap
When the flap is lowered, it can support
a maximum load of 100 kg. Precautions
Once raised, check that the boot flap is
closed and fully latched home so that it
cannot open on its own when the vehicle is
moving.
Always drive with the boot flap closed.
If objects carried extend beyond the boot
flap, you should never use the boot flap to
jam or retain them.
Opening the boot flap
The boot flap on your E-MEHARI is opened
by press the grip (1)
located in the central flap
recess.
Locking your E-MEHARI with your personal
RFID key ring does not affect the locking of the
boot flap.Closing the boot flap
● Raise the boot flap and guide it home.
● P ress l ightly o n t he o uter s ur face o f t he b oot fl

ap to close it.
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Temporary puncture repair kit
Access to the repair kit
You E-MEHARI's puncture repair kit (1) is
located under the boot floor hatch.
The boot floor hatch is opened with the grip (2)
(only if your E-MEHARI is only unlocked using
your personal RFID key ring). Never remove from a tyre the foreign
body that has caused the puncture.
The sealant product held in the
compressor is toxic and is an irritant.
Never ingest it, never spray it onto the
body, face or eyes.
In the event of ingestion, call the
emergency services (fire, ambulance...)
or go to Accident & Emergency
services.
If it enters the eyes, wash with abundant
clean water and consult a doctor
without delay.
If the symptoms persist, consult a
specialist.
Keep the sealant product out of the
reach of children.
Using the puncture repair kit
Refer to the instructions provided with the
compressor.
Do not simply throw the old cartridge
away
a

fter
u
se;
t
ake
i
t
t
o
y
our
C
ITROËN
au

thorised repairer or to a waste
recovery organisation that specialises
in this type of product.
Once the tyre has been repaired, go
to a CITROËN authorised repairer or
a
q

ualified
p
rofessional
a
s
s
oon
a
s
po

ssible.
If you are unable to obtain the desired
pressure after a few minutes of
operation of the compressor, this
means that the tyre cannot be repaired.
Contact CITRÖEN ASSISTANCE who
will send a roadside recovery agent.
Practical advice