2017 CITROEN E-MEHARI window

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Presentation of your E-MEHARI 4
Fa miliarisation with your E-MEHARI
8
Do

ors
10
B

oot
fl
oor
h
atch 10
Control pedals
11
F

ront head restraints
11
A

ccess to the rear seats
11
A

djusting the driver's seat and the
passenger's seat
12
Se

at belts
14
I

nstruments and controls
17
S

teering wheel (adjustment)
18
E

lectric power steering system
18
M

irrors
19
Ex

terior lighting and signalling
20
V

isual indicators
22
H

orns and audible warnings
24
W

iper / Screenwash
25
Hig

h voltage safety
26
C

harging your E-MEHARI
27
Get to know
your E-MEHARI
Starting / Switching off the vehicle 33
I nstruments and indicators
on your E-MEHARI
35
P

arking brake
37
D

rive selector
38
A

BS – ESP
39
D

riving your E-MEHARI
40
Driving
Heating / Ventilation 41
A ir conditioning (an option)
45
I

nterior lighting
46
I

nterior
fi
ttings 47
Folding bench rear seat
48
R

ear side windows
49
R

ear screen
49
B

oot
fl
ap 50
Fabric roof
51
F

ront windows
52
Your comfort
Under the bonnet 53
S ervicing your E-MEHARI
56
T

yres / Tyre pressures
56
W

ashing precautions
57
Maintenance
Temporary puncture repair kit 58
R eplacing a bulb
59
R

eplacing a fuse
59
Hi

bernation mode
62
A

udio system
64
Practical advice
Contents

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Heating / Ventilation
Air intake
Air entering the heating and ventilation system
follows different paths according to the settings
made by the driver or passengers.
Air circulating in the passenger compartment
is filtered and comes either from outside
the vehicle or is recirculated from inside the
vehicle.
(1)
Wi
ndscreen demisting/defrosting vents.
(2)
Ce

ntral air vents.
(3)
Si

de air vents
(4)
Foo

twell outlets.
(5)
He

ating and ventilation controls.
Recommendations on ventilation and heating
Ventilation
Observe the following recommendations for the
ventilation system to be fully effective:
● For
a u
niform
d
istribution
o
f
a
ir:
t
ake
c
are
no

t to obstruct the air intakes at the bottom
of the windscreen or the nozzles, vents and
air outlets iside the vehicle.
● Give
p

reference
t
o
t
he
i
ntake
o
f
e
xterior
ai

r: prolonged use of air recirculation can
cause misting of the windscreen and side
windows.
Heating
It operates directly on energy from your
E-MEHARI's LMP® battery.
Its use increases the vehicle's consumption of
electrical energy and reduces its range.
Remember to switch off the heating when it is
no longer needed.
The ventilation and heating systems are more
effective when the vehicle is fully fitted with its
roof and sides.
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Your comfort

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Automatic air recirculation
The recirculation of interior air is automatic
and is managed according to the ambient
temperature so as to optimise comfort.
It is possible to change to air recirculation
manually by pressing the control button (1).
The indicator lamp in the button then comes on.
Demisting
To quickly raise the temperature in the pa ssenger compartment and direct air to the
windscreen and side windows, several actions
are necessary:
● Position
t

he
c
ontrols
f
or
t
emperature
(
1),
air flow (2) and distribution (3) at the
windscreen demisting position.
● Do
n

ot
u
se
t
he
a
ir
r
ecirculation
c
ontrol
(4
). Advice
Reduce the air flow setting (2)
as soon as
the higher speed is no longer necessary, so
as to limit the energy consumption of your
E-MEHARI and optimise its range.
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Air conditioning (an option)
Heating and air
conditioning controls
(1) Air temperature control
(2 ) Ai r flow control
(3)
Air

distribution control
(4)
Au

tomatic air recirculation control
(5)
Air

conditioning control To be effective, the air conditioning
should only be used with the windows
closed.
If the ambient temperature is below
19°C, the instruction is accepted but the
air conditioning will not run.
If the air flow setting is at minimum
while the air conditioning is on,
the system manages the air flow
automatically to optimise operation.
The condensation created by the
air conditioning system results in a
puddle of water under the vehicle when
stationary;
t

his
i
s
p
er fectly
n
ormal.
Advice
Operate the air conditioning system at least
once per month to keep it in per fect working
o r d e r.
Switching on the air
conditioning
To switch on the air conditioning (T° > 19°C),
press button 5 a nd position the temperature
control (1) at blue.
An A /C indicator appears in the
instrument panel.
To switch off the air conditioning,
press button (5) again.
You can operate the automatic air recirculation
to increase the effectiveness and speed of the
air conditioning (no demisting).
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Your comfort

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Rear side windows
Always remove the rear roof panel
before removing the side windows.
Remove the interior clips (1) , then remove the
released side window by pulling it up (2) .
Carry out the operation in reverse order to refit
the side window.
Rear screen
To remove the rear screen, detach the press
stud fasteners (1) then unzip the screen (2)
from right to left.
Always unzip the rear screen starting
from the right.
Carry out the operation in reverse order to refit
the screen. You can also remove the rear screen by
detaching the press stud fasteners (1)
then
unzipping it on each side (2) and clipping it at
the top using the straps provided (3) inside the
vehicle.
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Your comfort

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Front windows
Slacken the interior door knobs (1), then
remove the released window by pulling it up (2) .
Tighten the knobs after removing the window. Reverse the operation to refit the window.
You can also raise the window by unzipping
each side (1)
and securing it at the top with the
straps provided (2) .
Your comfort

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Lamps, indicator ............................................35
Levels ............................... ..............................54
Lighting : adjustment
...................................... 2

2
Lighting, interior
............................................. 46
P

arking brake
................................................. 37
Pe

dals, control
................................................ 11
P

erformance
..............................
....................69
Port, USB
....................................................... 47
Po

wer steering
............................................... 18
P

recautions related to road
traffic accidents
.......................................... 4,

6
Pressures, tyres
....................................... 5

6, 68
Maintenance
..............................

....................53
Mirrors
............................................................ 19
Mob

ility, electric
............................................... 4Ra

dio ............... ...............................................64
Range ................
.............................................69
Recharging the battery
......................... 8, 2

7, 67
Recorder, total distance
................................. 36
R

emote control (door locking)
.......................10
R

oof, fabric
.....................................................51
M
L
P
R
Safety, high voltage ...................................4, 2 6
Screenwash .............................. .....................25
Screenwash fluid
........................................... 55
Se

at belts
....................................................... 14
Sea

t, rear bench
..............................
.........11, 4 8
Seats, front (adjustment)
............................... 12
Sel

ector, drive
................................................ 38
S

idelamps
...................................................... 20
S

ocket, 12V
.................................................... 47
S

peakers
........................................................ 64
S

tarting switching off the vehicle
................... 33
S

teering wheel
...............................
................18
Sun visor
........................................................ 47
S

uspension
.................................................... 70
S

witch, starting
.............................................. 33
S

ymbols
..............................
...........................35
S
Ty r e s ................................................... 5 6, 58, 68
T
Ventilation - air conditioning ..........................45
U nderbonnet
...............................
...................
53
Unlocking
................................................... 8
, 10
V
U
Washing ...............
.......................................... 57
Weights ............... ........................................... 68
Wheel, spare
.................................................. 58
W

indows, front
...............................
................52
Windows, rear
................................................ 49
W

inter preparation
...............................
..........62
Wipers
............................................................ 25
W
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