2017 FIAT DOBLO COMBI clock

WARNING
35)If you are travelling in areas with few
filling stations and you want to transport
fuel in a spare tank, comply with the law by
using only an approved, suitably secured
tank. However, the risks of fire in the case
of collision increase anyway.
36)Never exceed the maximum allowed
load in the boot, see the “Technical
specifications” chapter. Also make sure
that the objects you place in the boot have
been properly secured, to avoid them
from being thrown forward consequent to
sudden braking and injuring your
passengers.
37)If you are travelling in areas with few
filling stations and you want to transport
fuel in a spare tank, comply with the law by
using only an approved, suitably secured
tank. Anyway, by doing so, you increase
the risk of fire in the event of an accident
with your vehicle.38)Never exceed the maximum allowed
load in the boot (see the "Technical
specifications" chapter). Also make sure
that the objects you place in the boot have
been properly secured, to avoid them
from being thrown forward consequent to
sudden braking and injuring your
passengers.
39)You must not use the folded rear seat
to carry luggage. The load could be thrown
forward into the backrest of the front
seats, seriously injuring the occupants.
40)Make sure that the objects are
positioned carefully and fixed to the hooks
on the floor to prevent them being flung
forwards in the event of sharp braking and
causing injury to the passengers.
WARNING
7)To close the tailgate use handle B fig.
84. Do not try to close the tailgate by
pressing on the side shock absorbers C
fig. 84. Also be careful not to knock the
side shock absorbers when you load the
boot, to avoid damaging them.
INTERIOR FITTINGS
DRIVER SIDE ARMREST
(for versions/markets, where provided)
On some versions, the driver side
front seat has an armrest fig. 96.
Raise or lower the armrest as shown by
the arrows.
STORAGE
COMPARTMENT
(for versions/markets, where provided)
This is located in front of the passenger
seat fig. 97.
GLOVE COMPARTMENT
To open it, operate handle A fig. 98.
Turn the key clockwise/anticlockwise to
lock/unlock the glove compartment
(for versions/markets where provided).
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press theMENUbutton briefly
to return to the menu screen or hold
the button down to return to the
standard screen without storing.
Setting a speed limit
(SPEEd)
This function is used to set a speed
limit (km/h or mph); the driver is alerted
when this limit is exceeded (see
“Warning lights and messages”).
To set the desired speed limit, proceed
as follows:
- press theMENU
button briefly:
the display will show the wording
(SPEED) and the unit (km/h) or (mph)
previously set;
- press the
orbutton to select
speed limit activation (On) or
deactivation (Off);
- if the function is on, press the
or
button to select the required speed
limit and then pressMENU
to
confirm;NOTE The speed may be set in the
range from 30 to 200 km/h, or from 20
to 125 mph according to the previously
chosen unit (see “Setting the unit of
measurement” below). The setting will
increase/decrease by five units each
time the
/button is pressed. Hold
down the
/button to automatically
increase/decrease the setting rapidly.
Complete the adjustment with single
presses of the button when you
approach the desired value.
- press theMENU
button briefly to
return to the menu screen or hold the
button down to return to the standard
screen without storing.
To cancel the setting, proceed as
follows:
- briefly the pressMENU
button;
(On) will flash on the display;
- press button
, (Off) will flash on the
display;
- press theMENU
button briefly to
return to the menu screen or hold the
button down to return to the standard
screen without storing.
On some versions/markets, a warning
set to a fixed speed of 120 km/h which
cannot be excluded or adjusted is
present.Setting the clock (Hour);
With this function, it is possible to set
the time.
To adjust, proceed as follows:
- briefly press theMENU
button;
the “hours” will flash on the display;
- press the
orbutton to adjust;
- briefly press theMENU
button;
the “minutes” will flash on the display;
- press the
orbutton to adjust;
- press theMENU
button briefly to
return to the menu screen or hold the
button down to return to the standard
screen without storing.
Setting the distance unit
(Unit)
This function is used to set the unit of
measurement.
To adjust, proceed as follows:
- press theMENU
button briefly:
the display will show the wording (Unit)
and the previously set unit (km) or (mi);
- press
orto select the required
unit.
- press theMENU
button briefly to
return to the menu screen or hold the
button down to return to the standard
screen without storing.
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CONTROL BUTTONS
To scroll up through the screen and
the related options or to increase
the displayed value.
MENUPress briefly to access the menu and/or
go to next screen or to confirm the
required menu option. Hold down to go
back to the standard screen.
To scroll down through the screen
and the related options or to
decrease the displayed value.NOTE Buttons
andactivate
different functions according to the
following situations:
Adjusting the vehicle interior
lighting
– on the standard screen, they adjust
the brightness of the instrument panel
and the sound system.
Set-up menu
– within the menu, they allow you to
scroll up and down through the
options;
– during setting operations they
increase or decrease the value.
– within the menu, they allow you to
scroll up and down through the
options;
– during setting operations they
increase or decrease the value.
SET-UP MENU
The menu comprises a series of
functions arranged in a circular way,
which can be selected through the
andbuttons to access the
different selection operations and
settings (setup) given in the following
paragraphs. A submenu is provided for
some items (Clock and Unit of
measurement).The setup menu is activated by
pressing briefly theMENU
button.
Single presses on the
andbuttons
will scroll through the setup menu
options. Operating modes are different
according to the characteristics of
the option selected.
The menu includes the following
functions:
LIGHTING
SPEED BUZZER
TRIP B DATA
SET TIME
SET DATE
SEE RADIO (if present)
AUTOCLOSE
MEASUREMENT UNIT
LANGUAGE
BUZZER VOLUME
BUTTON VOLUME
SEAT BELT BUZZER (only if
previously disabled)
SERVICE
PASSENGER AIRBAG
DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS
EXIT MENU
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– press buttonMENUbriefly to
return to the menu screen or hold the
button down to return to the standard
screen without storing.
Trip B data (Activating
Trip B)
This function can be used to activate
(On) or deactivate (Off) the Trip B
display (partial trip).
For more information see the "Trip
computer" section.
Proceed as follows to switch the
function on/off:
– press theMENU
button briefly to
make the display flash On or Off
according to the previous setting;
– press the
orbutton to select;
– press theMENU
button briefly to
return to the menu screen or hold the
button down to return to the standard
screen without storing.
Set Time (Setting the
clock)
This function enables the clock to be
set through two submenus: "Time" and
"Format".
To carry out the adjustment, proceed as
follows:
– briefly pressMENU
; the display
will show the two sub-menus “Time”
and “Mode”;
– press the
orbutton to switch
between the two submenus;– select the required option and then
pressMENU
briefly;
– if selecting the “Time” submenu,
briefly pressMENU
, the “hours”
will flash on the display;
– press the
orbutton to make the
adjustment;
– briefly press theMENU
button;
the “minutes” will flash on the display;
– press the
orbutton for setting.
NOTE The setting will increase or
decrease by one unit each time the
orbutton is pressed. Hold down
the button to increase/decrease the
setting rapidly and automatically.
Complete the adjustment with single
presses of the button when you
approach the desired value.
– when you select “Mode”, pressing the
MENU
button makes the mode
flash on the display;
– press the
orbutton to select
"24h" or "12h".
When you have made the required
settings, press theMENU
button
briefly to go back to the submenu
screen or hold the button down to go
back to the main menu screen without
saving.
– hold theMENU
button down
again to return to the standard screen
or to the main menu according to
where you are in the menu.Set Date (Setting the
date)
Using this function you can update the
date (day - month - year).
Proceed as follows to update:
– briefly press theMENU
button:
“year” will flash on the display;
– press the
orbutton to make the
adjustment;
– briefly press theMENU
button:
"month" will flash on the display;
– press the
orbutton to make the
adjustment;
– briefly press theMENU
button:
“day” will flash on the display;
– press the
orbutton for setting.
NOTE The setting will increase or
decrease by one unit each time the
orbutton is pressed. Hold down
the button to increase/decrease the
setting rapidly and automatically.
Complete the adjustment with single
presses of the button when you
approach the desired value.
– press theMENU
button briefly to
return to the menu screen or hold the
button down to return to the standard
screen without storing.
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If they are open, they can cause the
system to send false signals: always
close the rear doors.
Do not apply stickers to the sensors.
WARNING
114)The sensors must be clean of mud,
dirt, snow and ice in order for the system
to work. Be careful not to scratch or
damage the sensors while cleaning them.
Avoid using dry, rough or hard cloths.
The sensors must be washed using clean
water, with the addition of car shampoo
if necessary. When using special washing
equipment such as high pressure jets or
steam cleaning, clean the sensors very
quickly keeping the jet more than 10 cm
away.
115)Parking manoeuvres, however, are
always the driver’s responsibility. While
carrying out these manoeuvres, always
make sure that no people (especially
children) or animals are in the area
concerned. The parking sensor is designed
to assist drivers, who must still never
allow their attention to lapse during
potentially dangerous manoeuvres even if
performed at low speed.
REFUELLING THE
VEHICLE
PETROL ENGINES
Only use unleaded petrol, with an
octane number (R.O.N.) not lower than
95.
IMPORTANT An inefficient catalytic
converter leads to harmful exhaust
emissions, thus contributing to air
pollution.
IMPORTANT Never use leaded petrol,
even in small amounts or in an
emergency, as this would damage the
catalytic converter beyond repair.
DIESEL ENGINES
Operation at low temperatures
If the outside temperature is very low,
the diesel thickens due to the formation
of paraffin clots with consequent
defective operation of the fuel supply
system.In order to avoid these problems,
different types of Diesel are distributed
according to the season: summer
type, winter type and Arctic type (cold,
mountain areas). If refuelling with diesel
whose specifications are not suitable
for the usage temperature, it is
advisable to mix PETRONAS
DURANCE DIESEL ART additive in the
proportions shown on the container
with the fuel. Pour the additive into the
tank before the fuel.
When using or parking the vehicle for a
long time in the mountains or cold
areas, it is advisable to refuel using
locally available diesel fuel.
In this case, it is also advisable to keep
the tank over 50% full.
22)
TANK CAPACITY
To ensure that you fill the tank
completely, top up twice after the first
click of the fuel supply gun. Further
top-ups could cause faults in the fuel
feeding system.
FUEL TANK CAP
Opening
1) Open the flap A fig. 156 by pulling it
outwards, keep the cap B still, insert
the ignition key in the lock and turn
it anticlockwise.
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2) Turn the cap anticlockwise and
remove it. The cap has a device C that
attaches it to the flap so it cannot be
lost. When refilling, attach the plug
to the flap, as shown.
Closing
1) Fit the cap (complete with key) and
turn it clockwise until it clicks once
or more.
2) Turn the key clockwise and extract it,
then close the flap.
The sealing may cause a slight pressure
increase in the tank. A little breathing
off, while slackening the cap is
absolutely normal.
23)
Fuel - Vehicle
compatibility
identification - Graphic
symbol for informing
consumers in
accordance with
EN16942
The symbols shown below facilitated
recognising the correct fuel type to
be used on your car. Before proceeding
with refuelling, check the symbols
inside the fuel filler flap (where provided)
and compare them with the symbols
shown on the fuel pump (where
provided).
Symbols for petrol powered cars
E5: Unleaded petrol containing up to
2.7% (m/m) oxygen and with maximum
5.0% (V/V) ethanol compliant with
EN228
E10: Unleaded petrol containing up to
3.7% (m/m) oxygen and with maximum
10.0% (V/V) ethanol compliant with
EN228Symbols for petrol/methane bi-fuel
cars
E5: Unleaded petrol containing up to
2.7% (m/m) oxygen and with maximum
5.0% (V/V) ethanol compliant with
EN228
E10: Unleaded petrol containing up to
3.7% (m/m) oxygen and with maximum
10.0% (V/V) ethanol compliant with
EN228
CNG: Automotive methane and
bio-methane compliant withEN16723
Symbols for diesel powered cars
B7: Diesel containing up to 7% (V/V) of
FAME (Fatty Acid Methyl Esters)
compliant with theEN590specification
B10: Diesel containing up to 10%
(V/V) of FAME (Fatty Acid Methyl Esters)
compliant with theEN16734
specification
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TYPES OF BULBS
Various types of bulbs are fitted to your
vehicle fig. 158:
AGlass bulbs: they are press-fitted.
Pull to extract.
BBayonet type bulbs: to remove from
its holder, press the bulb, turn it
anticlockwise, then remove.
CTubular bulbs: release them from their
contacts to remove.
DHalogen bulbs: to remove the bulb,
release the clip holding the bulb in
place.
EHalogen bulbs: to remove the bulb,
release the clip holding the bulb in
place.
WARNING
120)Modifications or repairs to the electric
system that are not carried out properly
or do not take the system technical
specifications into account can cause
malfunctions leading to the risk of fire.
121)Halogen bulbs contain pressurised
gas; in the case of breakage they may
burst.
WARNING
24)Halogen bulbs must be handled by
holding the metallic part only. If the
transparent bulb is touched with the
fingers, its lighting intensity is reduced and
life of the bulb may be compromised. In
the case of accidental contact, rub the
lamp with a cloth and alcohol and leave to
dry.
25)Where possible, it is advisable to have
bulbs changed at a Fiat Dealership. Proper
operation and direction of the external
lights are essential for driving in safety and
comply with law.
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REPLACING AN
EXTERIOR BULB
For the type of bulb and relevant power
rating, see “Changing a bulb”.
FRONT LIGHT CLUSTERS
The front light clusters contain side
light, daytime running light, dipped,
main beam and direction indicator
bulbs fig. 159.
The bulbs are arranged inside the light
cluster as follows:
AMain beam headlights:
BDipped headlights;
CDirection indicators and side
lights/daytime running lights
To access the bulbs, remove the
snap-fitted covers.SIDE LIGHTS/DAYTIME RUNNING
LIGHTS
To replace the bulb, proceed as follows:
remove the protective cover C fig.
159;
turn the bulb holder A fig. 160
anticlockwise and remove it;
extract the bulb and replace it;
refit the new bulb, put the
bulb holder A fig. 160 back into place
and then refit the protective cover C fig.
159 properly.
DIPPED HEADLIGHTS
To replace the bulb, proceed as follows:
remove the protective cover B fig.
159;
disconnect the electrical connector;
release the bulb holder from the
side clips A fig. 161;
extract the bulb and replace it;
fit the new bulb, ensuring that the
outline of the metal part coincides with
the grooves on the curve of the
headlight, pressing to engage it with the
side clips A fig. 161; then reconnect
the electrical connector;
refit the protective cover B fig. 159.
DIRECTION INDICATORS
Front
To replace the bulb, proceed as follows:
remove the protective cover C fig.
159;
turn bulb holder A fig. 162
anticlockwise and remove it;
extract the bulb, pushing it gently
and turning it anticlockwise;
replace the bulb and refit the bulb
holder A fig. 162 by turning it clockwise
and locking it properly into place;
refit the protective cover C fig. 159.
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