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On-line owner's handbook

Referring to the owner's handbook on-line also gives youaccess to the latest information available, easily identified bythe bookmarks, associated with this pictogram:

If the heading "MyCitroën" is not available on the public website foryour country, you can find your handbook at the following address:

http://service.citroen.com

Select:

You can find your handbook on the CITROËN website, under theheading "MyCitroën".

This personal space provides you with information on your productsand services, a direct and special contact with CITROËN and

becomes a space tailored for you.

the link in "Private customer access",the language,

the model,

the edition date appropriate for the date of registration of your vehicle

You will find your handbook, presented in the same way as the paperversion.


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Your vehicle is fitted with only some of the equipment

described in this document, depending on the trim

level, version and the specifications for the countryin which it is sold.

The fitting of electrical equipment or accessories

which are not recommended by CITROËN may

result in a failure of your vehicle's electronic sys-

tem. Please note this specific warning and contact

a CITROËN dealer to be shown the recommended

equipment and accessories.

CITROËN has a presence on every continent,

a complete product range,

bringing together technology and a permanent spirit of innovation,

for a modern and creative approach to mobility.

We thank you and congratulate you on your choice.

Happy motoring!

Key

safety warning

We draw your attention to the following...

contributes to the protection of the environment

refer to the page indicated

At the wheel of your new vehicle,

getting to know each system,

each control, each setting,

makes your trips, your journeys

more comfortable and more enjoyable.


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Stop & StartThis system puts the engine tempo-rarily into standby during stops in thetraf fic (red lights, traf fic jams, etc...).The engine restarts automatically assoon as you want to move off.

Stop & Start reduces fuel consump-tion, exhaust emissions and noisewhen stationary.

Lane departure warning system

This driving aid warns you whenyou cross a lane marking uninten-tionally.

Parking sensors (visual + audible)

This system warns you if an obsta-cle is detected in front of or behindthe vehicle.

Tyre under-inflation detection

This system checks the pressure ofthe tyres automatically while driving.

Xenon dual-function directionalheadlamps This system automatically providesyou with extra visibility on bends.This lighting is linked with the cor-nering lighting which maximises the

illuminated area at intersections andwhen parking.

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Panoramic sunroof (Tourer) This provides you with perfect bright-ness in the passenger compart-ment.Glass sunroof (Saloon) This also provides you with im-

proved ventilation in the passengercompartment.

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A. Key release / storage.B. Normal locking of the vehicle (a

single press) or deadlocking the ve-hicle (two presses in succession).

C. Guide-me-home lighting.D. Unlocking the vehicle.

To open the fuel filler flap, press on it attop left, then pull from the rear edge.

Press upwards on lever E .

Opening the boot

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Remote control key Fuel tank

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Locking filler cap

Turn the key a quarter turn to lockand unlock the filler cap.

When refuelling, place the cap onhook F .Tank capacity: approximately 71 litres.The boot automatically locks when the

vehicle is moving at a speed of over6 mph (10 km/h), even if automaticcentral locking is deactivated. It is un-locked when a door is opened or whenthe central locking button is pressed

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The bonnet release should only be op-erated when the vehicle is stationary. Open the driver's door.

Pull release lever A to unlock.

Opening the bonnet

A C C E S S

Lift safety catch B , then raise thebonnet.

Saloon

Tourer

Spare wheel

The tools are to be found in a protectiveholder inside the spare wheel.

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Access to the spare wheel

To access the spare wheel: Saloon: raise the bootfloor and fold

it in two. Tourer: raise the boot floor and

hook it using the retractable handle,

Secure the hook to the top part ofthe boot.

To remove the spare wheel, detachthe strap then push the wheel for-wards, before lifting it out.

Temporary puncture repair kit

The kit is a complete system including acompressor and a sealant cartridge.

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Electric parking brake The electric parking brake combines automatic application when theengine is switched off, and automatic release when the vehicle is set inmotion (automatic function activated by default).Manual locking/unlocking is possible.

Parking space sensor The "Parking space sensor" func-tion assists you in finding a parkingspace.

Dual-zone digital air conditioning This air conditioning system enables you toadjust the comfort levels of the driver and thefront passenger independently.

Audio and communication systems These systems benefit from the latest technol-ogy: MP3 compatible audio system, Bluetooth® system, eMyWay.

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1. Electric windows/door mirrors/child safety controls.2. Memorisation of driver’s seat settings.3. Bonnet release.4. Steering mounted controls:

- Speed limiter

- Cruise control

5. Horn.6. Audio/telematic steering mounted controls.7. Driver's airbag.8. Navigation controls for the audio/telematics and

trip computer systems.9. Driver's air vent.10. Instrument panel.11. Driver's air vent.12. Stop & Start control.13. Windscreen wiper/screenwash control stalk.

14. Ignition switch.15. ESP / parking sensors/ lane departure warning

system controls.16. Steering column adjustment.17. Knee airbag.18. Oddments tray or programmable heater controls.

Fusebox access flap.19. Checks/Anti-intrusion alarm/Parking space

sensor controls.20. Lighting/Direction indicators/Foglamp/Voice

recognition control stalk.

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1. Sunshine sensor.2. Soft diffusion air conditioning adjustment knob.3. Passenger's airbag.4. Side window demister.5. Switch using the ignition key in the glovebox:

- Passenger’s airbag activation/deactivation

6. Passenger's air vents.7. Hazard warning lamps switch.8. Glovebox:

- Vehicle document storage

- Audio-video sockets

9. Doors and boot locking/unlocking control.10. Automatic gearbox SPORT/SNOW mode controls.11. Electric parking brake.12. USB port.13. Armrest with cup-holder.

14. Suspension controls:- Ground clearance adjustment

- Sport mode

15. Ashtray with cigarette lighter.16. Gear lever.17. Storage.18. Audio and telematics system.19. Air conditioning controls.20. Storage.21. Multifunction screen.

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Audio.

Instrument panel menu. Multifunction screen menu.

Telephone.

Cruise control and speedlimiter.

The "SET +, PAUSE, VOL+, MUTE "buttons have touch identification tomake them easier to use.

Activation of voice recognitionor reminder of navigation

guidance.

MODE: selection of the typeof information displayed in

multifunction screen.

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1. Seat cushion height, angle and lon-gitudinal adjustments.

2. Adjustment of the backrest angle.3. Adjustment of top of backrest.4. Adjustment of lumbar support, height

and level.5. Massage function.6. Heated seat control.

A. Adjustment of the backrest angle.B. Adjustment of the seat height.C. Heated seat control.D. Longitudinal adjustment of the seat.E. Adjustment of the backrest lumbar

support.

Storing

This function allows you to programmeand store the driver’s seat and air con-ditioning settings.

The correct position of the upper seatbelt anchorage places the belt across

the middle of the shoulder. To adjust the seat belt for height,compress the control and slide it inthe desired direction.

Seat belt height adjustmentFront seats

Electric adjustmentsManual adjustments

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Electrochrome rear view mirror

Release the steering wheel by push-ing control lever A forwards.

Adjust the height and the reach ofthe steering wheel, then lock the po-sition by pulling the lever upwards.

Steering column adjustmentElectric door mirrors

1. Selection of door mirror: A. Left hand side.

B. Right hand side.C. Foldback/Unfold.

2. Directional control for mirror se-lected .

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Automatic day/night model1. Automatic detection of the day/night

mode.2. Adjustment of the mirror.

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Front wipers

Control positions 2 Rapid wipe.

1 Normal wipe.I Intermittent wipe.0 Off.

Lighting

Sidelamps.

Dipped/main beam.

Lighting off.

Pull the control stalk towards you to change between dipped and mainbeam.

Front foglamps and rearfoglamps on.

Front foglamps on.

Automatic illumination of head-

lamps.

Rear wiper (Tourer)

Rotate ring C to the desired posi-tion.

Off

Intermittent wipe

Screen wash

Ring A

Ring B

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Screenwash

Pull the wiper control stalk towardsyou.

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One press downwards: - Auto: Automatic wipe activated.- Single wipe.

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Dual-zone digital air conditioning

Adjustment of air distributionon driver's side.

Passenger's side automaticoperation.

Adjustment of temperatureon driver's side.

Adjustment of air distributionon passenger's side.

Rear screen and door mirrors

demisting - defrosting.

Air recirculation - fresh air

intake.

Front demisting -defrosting.

Driver's side automaticoperation.

It is recommended that automatic mode be used by pressing the "AUTO " button.

Adjustment of temperatureon passenger's side.

Activation/deactivation ofair conditioning.

Adjustment of air flow.

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Instrument panel

The hazard warning lampscan also be used with the

ignition switched off.

A. Fuel gauge and low fuel warning lamp.B. Cruise control/speed limiter information.

C. Coolant temperature.D. Speedometer.E. Instrument panel screen.F. Mileage recorder.

G. Trip mileage recorder reset button.H. Rev counter.

I. Engine oil temperature.J. Display of automatic gearbox information.

- When the ignition is switched on, the orange andred warning lamps come on.- When the engine is running, these warning lamps

should go off.- If any warning lamps remain on, refer to the

"Instruments and controls" section.

Hazard warning lamps

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Tyre under-inflation detection

The tyre under-inflation detection sys-tem is a driving aid which informs you

of the state of your tyres.It does not replace either vigilance orresponsibility on the part of the driver.

Economy mode

After switching off the engine, some sys-tems (radio, wipers, electric windows,sunroof, electric seats, telephone, vid-eo, interior lighting, motorised tailgate,etc.) are supplied electrically for a maxi-mum of no more than around one hour,so as to avoid discharging the battery.

This period may be reduced considerablyif the battery's state of charge is low.

Once this period is over, a messageis displayed in the instrument panelscreen and the active functions areplaced on standby.These functions will be automatically re-activated when the vehicle is restarted.

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Front passenger's airbagdeactivation

Child lockSeat belts and frontpassenger's airbag

The seat belt fastened/unfastened sta-tus for each seating position is indicatedby the lighting orflashing of the warninglamps linked to each position:

A. Front and/or rear seat belts not fas-tened/unfastened warning lamp.B. Front left-hand seat belt warning

lamp.C. Front right-hand seat belt warning

lamp.D. Rear right-hand seat belt warning

lamp.E. Rear centre seat belt warning lamp.F. Rear left-hand seat belt warning

lamp.G. Front passenger's airbag deactiva-

tion warning lamp.H. Front passenger's airbag activationwarning lamp.

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To use a rearwards-facing child seat in thefront passenger's seat position, the pas-

senger's airbag mustfirst be deactivated.To do this:

With the ignition switched off, insertthe key into the switch I .

Turn the key to the"OFF" position; thepassenger's airbag is deactivated.

The front passenger's airbag deactiva-tion warning lamp G comes on whenthe ignition is switched on.

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This deactivates the controls in the rearof the vehicle, both for the rear windows

and for opening the rear doors from theinside. The electric child child lock isactivated by pressing buttonJ .The activation of the function is indi-cated by a message in the instrumentpanel screen and the lamp in buttonJ .

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Electric parking brake

Never leave a child alone insidethe vehicle with the ignition on,as they could release the park-ing brake.

Hill start assist

Manual operationThe MANUAL application/release ofthe parking brake is always possible bypulling/pushing control lever B , press-ing the brake pedal at the same time.

Before leaving the ve-hicle, check that warn-ing lamp A (!) (red) inthe instrument panel is

on fixed (not flashing) and that warninglamp P (red) in control lever B is on.

If you leave the vehicle whilethe engine is still running, applythe parking brake manually.

Do not leave the vehicle whileit is being held in the temporaryimmobilisation hill start assistphase.

To facilitate moving off on a gradient,your vehicle is equipped with a systemwhich keeps it immobilised for a shorttime (about 2 seconds), the time it takesto move your foot from the brake pedalto the accelerator pedal.

This function is only active when:- The vehicle is completely stationary,with your foot on the brake pedal.

- In certain conditions on a gradient.- With the driver's door closed.

Before leaving the ve-hicle, check that warn-ing lamp A (!) (red) inthe instrument panel is

on fixed (not flashing) and that warninglamp P (red) in control lever B is on.

Automatic operationThe electric parking brake releases au-tomatically and progressively when youpress the accelerator. With the vehiclestationary, the parking brake is appliedautomatically when the engine isswitched off.

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This system allows you to maintain aconstant vehicle speed programmed bythe driver.

Cruise controlSpeed limiter

This system allows you to choose a maxi-mum speed that you do not wish to exceed.

The chosen speed must be higherthan 20 mph (30 km/h) .

Cruise control is active on the highergears of the gearbox. The chosenspeed must be higher than 25 mph(40 km/h).

Instrument panel screen

The speed limiter or cruise controlmode is displayed in the instrumentpanel screen when selected.

Cruise control

Speed limiter

Selection of "LIMIT": Activationof speed limiter mode.

"SET +" : Increase the maxi-mum speed.

"SET -": Reduce the maximumspeed.

Suspension or resumption ofmode.

Deactivation.

The chosen speed is memo-rised.

"SET" : Memorisationof the speed (systempaused).

Selection of "CRUISE ": Activationof cruise control mode.

"SET +" : Increase the memo-rised speed (system ON).

"SET -" : Reduce the memo-rised speed (system ON).

Suspension or resumption ofmode.

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Move the stalk briefly upwards ordownwards, without going beyondthe point of resistance; the directionindicators will flash 3 times.

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Ignition switch

● S: Steering lock To release the steering, turn thewheel slightly while turning the key,but without forcing.

● M: Drive (Ignition on ) ● D: Starter

Release the key as soon as the en-gine starts. Do not operate the start-er when the engine is running.

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Positions P: Park.R: Reverse gear.N: Neutral.D: Automatic mode.M: Sequential mode.

The automatic gearbox offers:- Operation in auto-active mode ,

with automatic adaptation to yourstyle of driving as well as to the road

profile (Position D ).- Operation in sequential mode , withmanual gear changing (Position M ).

- Operation in automatic SPORTmode (Position D) and press but-ton A .

- Operation in automatic SNOWmode (Position D) and press but-ton B .

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The gear lever can only be disen-gaged from position P if you arepressing the brake pedal.When a door is opened, an audiblesignal sounds if the gear lever is notin position P .In all circumstances, ensure that

position P is selected before leavingthe vehicle.


R ReverseN NeutralA Automated modeM Manual modeUsing paddles 1 "+" and 2 "-" :- changing gear in manual mode,- temporary manual control in auto-

mated mode.

6-speed electronic gearboxsystem

SPORT programme With the gear lever at A and the en-

gine running, press button3 .

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Stop & Start

Engine going into STOP mode

The"ECO" warning lamp comeson in the instrument panel and

the engine is put into standby:

- with the 6-speed electronic gear-box system : at speeds below 4 mph(6 km/h), press the brake pedal orput the gear lever in positionN .

Engine going into START mode

You can deactivate the system atany time by pressing the "ECO OFF" switch; the warning lamp in the buttoncomes on.

The system is reactivated automati-cally every time the engine is startedusing the key.

Before refuelling or doing anythingunder the bonnet, you must switch offthe ignition using the key.

The "ECO" warning lamp goes

off and the engine restarts:

- with the gear lever in position A orM , release the brake pedal,

- or with the gear lever in position N and the brake pedal released, se-lect position A or M ,

- or select reverse.In certain circumstances, STOP modemay not be available; the "ECO" warn-ing lamp flashes for a few seconds thengoes off.

In certain circumstances, START modemay be invoked automatically; the"ECO" warning lamp flashes for a fewseconds, then goes off.

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You can activate/deactivate the parkingsensors by pressing buttonB . When theparking sensors are deactivated, thewarning lamp in button B comes on.

Parking sensors(visual and audible)

Parking space sensor

You can select the "Parking space sen-sor" by pressing button A , directionindicator activated on the side of thespace to be measured, with a speedlower than 12 mph (20 km/h) and ata distance of less than 1.5 m from thespace.Fixed illumination of the warning lampindicates that this function is selected.

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Use of this system is recommended onmotorways and dual carriageways, andoperates only at speeds above 50 mph(80 km/h).Pressing button C activates the func-tion, the warning lamp in the buttoncomes on.

Lane departure warning system

The system does not alert you if one

of your direction indicators is operatingand for approximately 20 seconds afterthe direction indicator has stopped.

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Optimise the use of yourgearbox

With a manual gearbox, move offgently, change up without waiting anddrive by changing up quite soon. Ifyour vehicle has the system, the gearshift indicator invites you to changeup; it is displayed in the instrumentpanel, follow its instructions.

With an automatic or electronic gear-box, stay in Drive "D" or Auto "A" , ac-

cording to the type of gearbox, withoutpressing the accelerator pedal heavilyor suddenly.

Drive smoothly

Maintain a safe distance between ve-hicles, use engine braking rather thanthe brake pedal, and press the accel-erator progressively. These practicescontribute towards a reduction in fuelconsumption and CO

2 emissions and

also helps reduce the backgroundtraf fic noise.

If your vehicle has cruise control, makeuse of the system at speeds above25 mph (40 km/h) when the traf fic isflowing well.

Control the use of yourelectrical equipment

Before moving off, if the passengercompartment is too warm, ventilate itby opening the windows and air ventsbefore using the air conditioning. Above 30 mph (50 km/h), close the win-dows and leave the air vents open.Remember to make use of equipmentthat can help keep the temperaturein the passenger compartment down(sunroof and window blinds...).Switch off the air conditioning, unlessit has automatic digital regulation, as

soon as the desired temperature is at-tained.Switch off the demisting and defrostingcontrols, if not automatic.Switch off the heated seat as soon aspossible.

Switch off the headlamps and front fo-glamps when the level of light does notrequire their use.

Avoid running the engine before mov-ing off, particularly in winter; your ve-hicle will warm up much faster whiledriving.

As a passenger, if you avoid connect-ing your multimedia devices (film, mu-sic, video game...), you will contributetowards limiting the consumption ofelectrical energy, and so of fuel.Disconnect your portable devices be-fore leaving the vehicle.

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Limit the causes of excessconsumption

Spread loads throughout the vehicle;place the heaviest items in the bottomof the boot, as close as possible to therear seats.Limit the loads carried in the vehicleand reduce wind resistance (roof bars,roof rack, bicycle carrier, trailer...). Usea roof box in preference.Remove roof bars and roof racks afteruse.

At the end of winter, remove snowtyres and refit your summer tyres.

Observe the recommendationson maintenance

Check the tyre pressures regularly,when cold, referring to the label in thedoor aperture, driver's side.Carry out this check in particular:- before a long journey,- at each change of season,- after a long period out of use.Don't forget the spare wheel and thetyres on any trailer or caravan.

Have your vehicle serviced regularly(engine oil, oil filter, air filter...) and ob-serve the schedule of operations rec-ommended by the manufacturer.

When refuelling, do not continue afterthe 3rd cut-off of the nozzle to avoidany over flow.

At the wheel of your new vehicle,it is only after the first 1 800 miles(3 000 kilometres) that you will seethe fuel consumption settle down to aconsistent average.


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INSTRUMENT PANELS - PETROL AND DIESEL - MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC GEARBOX

Panel grouping together the dials and vehicle operation indicator and warning lamps.

A. Fuel gaugeB. Indicator:

● Coolant temperature

● Cruise control/Speed limiterinformation

C. SpeedometerD. Rev counter

E. Indicator:● Engine oil temperature

● Gear lever position and gearengaged (Automatic gearbox)

F. Controls:● Lighting dimmer

● Resetting to zero of trip mile-age computer and mainte-

nance indicator

G. Instrument panel screen indicating:● Depending on the page

selected with the left-handthumb wheel on the steeringwheel:

- Digital speed repeater

- Trip computer

- Navigation (guidance) infor-mation

- Display of message alerts

- Engine oil level check

- Service indicator

● Permanently:

- Trip mileage recorder

- Total mileage recorder

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"Choice of language" menu

This allows you to choose the displayand voice recognition language.

"Choice of units" menu

This allows you to choose metric orimperial units.

The main menu allows you to pro-gramme certain vehicle and instru-ment panel screen functions:

Main menu

The instrument screenA is located inthe centre of the instrument panel.- With the vehicle stationary, you

can access the main menu ofthe screen by quickly pressingon the left-hand thumb wheel B on the steering wheel.

- Whilst driving, the message "Action

impossible whilst driving" is dis-played on the instrument panel if youtry to open the main menu.

"Vehicle parameters" menu

This allows you to access the para-meters relating to:- The vehicle lighting.- The comfort levels in the vehicle.

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"Lighting" menuOnce you have selected this menu,you can: Activate/deactivate the lighting

of the daytime running lamps* . Activate/deactivate the guide-

me-home lighting and adjust itsduration.

Activate/deactivate the dual-functionXenon directional headlamps.

"Comfort" menuOnce you have selected this menu,you can: Activate/deactivate the driver's

welcome lighting function. Select unlocking of all the doors

or just the driver's door. Activate/deactivate automatic

operation of the electric parkingbrake.

* Depending on country.

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TRIP COMPUTER

System which provides current in-formation concerning your journey(range, consumption, etc.)

Information displays

Trip zero resetThe trip computer is displayed in theinstrument panel screen. Turn the left-hand thumb wheelA

on the steering wheel to displaythe various trip computer tabs insuccession:- the current information tab is

displayed in zone B of the in-strument panel screen, with:● the range,

● the current fuel consumption,

● the digital speed reading orthe Stop & Start time counter.

- the trip "1" tab is displayed inzone C of the instrument panelscreen, with:● the distance travelled,

● the average fuel consumption,

● the average speed,for the first trip.

- the trip "2" tab is displayed inzone C of the instrument panelscreen, with:● the distance travelled,

● the average fuel consumption,

● the average speed,

for the second trip.

When the trip required is dis-played, press the left-hand thumbwheel on the steering wheel formore than two seconds.

Trips "1" and "2" are independentbut their use is identical.

For example, trip"1" can be used fordaily figures and trip "2" for monthlyfigures.

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A few definitions(trip computer)

Range(miles or km)

Current fuelconsumption(mpg or l/100 km or km/l)

Average fuelconsumption

(mpg or l/100 km or km/l)

Average speed(mph or km/h)

Distance travelled(miles or km)

This indicates the distance whichcan still be travelled with the fuel re-maining in the tank in relation to theaverage fuel consumption over thelast few miles (kilometres) travelled.

This value may vary following achange in the style of driving orthe relief, resulting in a significantchange in the current fuel con-

sumption.

When the range falls below 20 miles(30 km), dashes are displayed. Afterfilling with at least 5 litres of fuel,the range is recalculated and is dis-played when it exceeds 60 miles(100 km).

If dashes are displayed continu-ously while driving in place of thedigits, contact a CITROËN dealeror a qualified workshop.

This function is only displayed from20 mph (30 km/h).

This is the average fuel consump-tion during the last few seconds.

This is the average fuel consump-tion since the last trip computer zeroreset.

This is the average speed calculat-ed since the last trip computer zeroreset (ignition on).

This indicates the distance travelledsince the last trip computer zero reset.

Stop & Start timecounter(minutes / seconds or hours /minutes)

If your vehicle is fitted with Stop &Start, a time counter calculates thetime spent in STOP mode during a journey.It resets to zero every time the igni-

tion is switched on with the key.

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Return to the maininstrument panel screendisplay

Successive rotations of the left-handthumb wheel on the steering wheelallow you to return to the main instru-

ment panel screen display (vehiclespeed), via the navigation informa-tion screen, then the screen display-ing only the total mileage and the tripmileage (bottom of screen).

Display of navigationinformation on instrumentpanel screen

You can display navigation informa-tion on the instrument panel screenby rotating the left-hand thumb wheelon the steering wheel.

Log of alerts

This function allows you to displaythe log of alerts. Press on button A .

The following messages appearconsecutively on the instrumentpanel screen:- Tyre pressure check.- Service indicator reminder.- Display of message alerts.- Oil level check.

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Warning and indicator lamps

Visual indicators which inform the driver of the occurrence of a malfunction orfault (warning lamp) or of the operation of a system (operation or deactivationindicator lamp).

Warning lamp is on Cause Action / Observations

STOP fixed, associatedwith anotherwarning lamp.

It is associated with apunctured tyre or the enginecoolant temperature.

Stop as soon as it is safe to do so.Park, switch off the ignition and call aCITROËN dealer or a qualified workshop.

Service

temporarily. A minor fault has occurredfor which there is no specificwarning lamp.

Identify the fault by reading the messageshown in the screen, such as, for example:- the closing of the doors, boot, rear

screen or bonnet,- the remote control battery,- the tyre pressures,- saturation of the particle emissionfilter

(Diesel).For any other faults, contact a CITROËNdealer or a qualified workshop.

fixed. A major fault has occurredfor which there is no specificwarning lamp.

Identify the fault by reading the messageshown in the screen and contact aCITROËN dealer or a qualified workshop.

When the ignition is switched on

Certain warning lamps come on for a few seconds when the ignition is switched on.When the engine is started, these warning lamps should go off.If they remain on, before moving off, refer to the information for the warning lampconcerned.

Associated warningsThe illumination, fixed or flashing, of certain warning lamps may be accompa-nied by an audible signal and a message in the screen.

Warning lampsWhen the engine is running or thevehicle is being driven, the illumina-tion of one of the following warninglamps indicates a malfunction orfault which requires action on thepart of the driver.

The illumination of a warning lamp isalways accompanied by the displayof an additional message, to assistyou in identifying the fault.If you encounter any problems, con-tact a CITROËN dealer or a qualifiedworkshop.

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Braking

fixed, associatedwith the STOP

warning lamp.

The braking system fluid levelis too low.

You must stop as soon as it is safe todo so.Top up with brake fluid recommended byCITROËN.

If the problem persists, have the systemchecked by a CITROËN dealer or aqualified workshop.

+fixed, associatedwith the STOP

and ABS warninglamp.

The electronic brake forcedistribution (EBFD) systemhas a fault.

You must stop as soon as it is safe todo so.Have it checked by a CITROËN dealer ora qualified workshop.


Anti-lock

BrakingSystem(ABS)

fixed. The anti-lock braking systemhas a fault.

The vehicle retains conventional braking.

Drive carefully at reduced speed andcontact a CITROËN dealer or a qualifiedworkshop without delay.

Electricparkingbrake

flashing.

The electric parking brake isnot applied automatically.The application/release isfaulty.

You must stop as soon as it is safe todo so.Park on flat level ground, switch off theignition and contact a CITROËN dealer ora qualified workshop.

Electricparking

brake fault fixed. The electric parking brakehas a fault.

Contact a CITROËN dealer or a qualifiedworkshop without delay.The parking brake can be releasedmanually.For more information on the electricparking brake, refer to the "Driving"section.

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Dynamicstabilitycontrol

(ESP/ASR)

flashing. The ESP/ASR regulation isactive.

The system optimises traction andimproves the directional stability of thevehicle.

fixed, accompanied

by an audible signaland a messagein the instrument

panel screen.

Unless it has beendeactivated with the indicatorlamp in the button on, theESP/ASR system has a fault.

Have it checked by a CITROËN dealer ora qualified workshop.

Engineautodiagnosis

system

fixed. The emission control systemhas a fault.

The warning lamp should go off when theengine is started.If it does not go off, contact a CITROËNdealer or qualified workshop without delay.

fl

ashing.

The engine management

system has a fault.

Risk of destruction of the catalytic converter.

Have it checked by a CITROËN dealer ora qualified workshop.


Brake padwear

fixed, accompaniedby an audible signaland a message inthe multifunction

screen.

The brake pads are at anadvanced state of wear.

Have the brake pads replaced by aCITROËN dealer or a qualified workshop.

Deactivation of

the automaticfunctions ofthe electric

parking brake

fixed.

The "automatic application"

(on switching off the engine)and "automatic release"functions are deactivated orfaulty.

Activate the function (according to country)via the vehicle configuration menu orcontact a CITROËN dealer or a qualifiedworkshop if automatic application / releaseis not possible.The parking brake can be releasedmanually using the emergency releaseprocedure.For more information on the electricparking brake, refer to the "Driving"section.

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Low fuellevel fixed.

When it first comes on there

remains approximately5 litres of fuel in the tank.

You must refuel as soon as possible toavoid running out of fuel.This warning lamp wil come on every timethe ignition is switched on, until a suf ficient

addition of fuel is made.Fuel tank capacity: 71 litres.Never continue to drive until you run outof fuel, this could damage the emissioncontrol and injection systems.

Maximumcoolant

temperature fixed red. The temperature of thecooling system is too high.

Stop as soon as it is safe to do so.Wait until the engine has cooled downbefore topping up the level, if necessary.If the problem persists, contact aCITROËN dealer or qualified workshop.

Batterycharge fixed.

The battery charging circuithas a fault (dirty or looseterminals, slack or cutalternator belt, ...).

The warning lamp should go off whenthe engine is started.If it does not go off, contact a CITROËNdealer or a qualified workshop.

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Seat belt notfastened /

unfastened fixed.

The driver and/or the front/rear passenger has notfastened or has unfastenedtheir seat belt.

Pull the strap then insert the tongue in thebuckle.

Seat beltsnot fastened /

unfastened

fixed, associatedwith the seat beltnot fastened /unfastened

warning lampl.

The illuminated dots represent the notfastened / unfastened passengers.They come on:

- fixed for 30 about seconds on startingthe vehicle,

- fixed from 0 to 12 mph (0 to 20 km/h)when driving,

- flashing above 12 mph (20 km/h),accompanied by an audible signal forabout 120 seconds.

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Front

foglamps

fixed. The front foglamps are switched on.Turn the ring on the stalk rearwardstwice to switch off the front

foglamps.

Rearfoglamps fixed. The rear foglamps are switched on.

Turn the ring on the stalk rearwardsto switch off the rear foglamps.

Operation indicator lampsIf one of the following indicator lamps comes on, this confirms that the corresponding system has come into operation.It may be accompanied by an audible signal and a message in the screen.


Left-handdirectionindicato r

flashing withbuzzer. The lighting stalk is pushed down.

Right-handdirectionindicator

flashing withbuzzer. The lighting stalk is pushed up.

Sidelamps fixed. The lighting stalk is in the"Sidelamps" position.

Dipped beamheadlamps fixed.

The lighting stalk is in the "Dippedbeam headlamps" position.

Main beamheadlamps fixed.

The lighting stalk is pulled towardsyou.

Pull the stalk to return to dippedbeam headlamps.

Hazardwarninglamps

flashing withaudible signal.

The hazard warning lamps switch,located on the dashboard, has beenoperated.

The left-hand and right-hand directionindicators and their associatedindicator lamps flash simultaneously.

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Diesel enginepre-heating fixed.

The ignition switch is at the2nd position (ignition on).

Wait until the warning lamp has switchedoff before starting.The duration for which the warning lamp ison is determined by the climatic conditions.

Parking brake

fixed. The parking brake is applied or notproperly released.Release the parking brake to switchoff the warning lamp, keeping yourfoot on the brake pedal.Observe the safetyrecommendations.For further information on theparking brake, refer to the "Driving"section.

flashing. The parking brake is not fullyapplied or is released.

Passenger'sairbagsystem

fixed.

The control switch, located in the

glove box, is in the "ON " position.The passenger's front airbag isactivated.In this case, do not install a rear-facing child seat.

Turn the control switch to the "OFF "position to deactivate the frontpassenger's airbag.In this case you can install a rear-facingchild seat.

Stop & Start

fixed.

When the vehicle stops (red lights,traf fic jams, ...) the Stop & Startsystem has put the engine intoSTOP mode.

The warning lamp goes off and theengine restarts automatically inSTART mode, as soon as you wantto move off.

flashes for a fewseconds, then

goes off.

STOP mode is temporarilyunavailable.orSTART mode is invokedautomatically.

Refer to "Driving - § Stop & Start"for special cases with STOP modeand START mode.

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Deactivation indicator lampsIf one of the following indicator lamps comes on, this confirms that the corresponding system has been switched off intentionally.This is may be accompanied by an audible signal and a message on the multifunction screen.


Passenger'sairbagsystem

fixed.

The control, located in theglove box, is set to the OFF position.The passenger's front airbagis deactivated.In this case you can install a"rear facing" child seat.

Set the control to the ON position toactivate the passenger's front airbag.In this case, do not fit a child seat in therear-facing position.

ESP/ASR fixed.

The button, located in themiddle of the dashboard, ispressed. Its indicator lampis on.The ESP/ASR is deactivated.ESP: electronic stabilityprogramme. ASR: anti-skid regulation.

Press the button to activate the ESP/ASR.Its indicator lamp switches off.

The ESP/ASR system is activatedautomatically when the vehicle is started.If deactivated, the system is reactivatedautomatically from approximately 30 mph(50 km/h).

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Service indicator

This information is displayed for afew seconds when the ignition isswitched on. It informs the driverwhen the next service is due, in ac-cordance with the manufacturer's

servicing schedule.The point at which the service is dueis calculated from the last indicatorzero reset. It is determined by twoparameters:- the distance travelled,- the time elapsed since the last

service.

More than 2 000 miles (3 000 km)remain before the next service is due

When the ignition is switched on, no

service information appears on theinstrument panel central screen.

Between 600 miles (1 000 km)and 2 000 miles (3 000 km) remainbefore the next service is dueFor 7 seconds after the ignition is switchedon, the spanner symbolising the serviceoperations comes on. The instrument pan-el central screen indicates the distance re-maining before the next service is due.Example: 1 900 miles remain before thenext service is due.

For 7 seconds after the ignition is switchedon, the central screen indicates:

Less than 600 miles (1 000 km)remain before the next service is due

Example: 500 miles remain beforethe next service is due.For 7 seconds after the ignition isswitched on, the central screen in-dicates:

Service overdueFor 7 seconds after the ignition isswitched on, the spanner flashes to indicate that the service must becarried out as soon as possible.Example: the service is overdue by180 miles.For 7 seconds after the ignition is switchedon, the central screen indicates:

The spanner remains on in thescreen to indicate that a servicemust be carried out soon.

The distance remaining may beweighted by the time factor, de-pending on the driver's drivinghabits.Therefore, the spanner may alsocome on if you have exceeded thetwo year service interval.

The spanner remains on in thescreen to indicate that a serviceshould have been carried out.

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Service indicator zero reset

After each service, the service indi-cator must be reset to zero.The procedure for resetting to zerois as follows: switch off the ignition,

press and hold the trip distancerecorder zero reset button, switch on the ignition; the dis-

tance recorder display begins acountdown,

when the display indicates"=0" ,release the button; the spannerdisappears.

Following this operation, if you wishto disconnect the battery, lock thevehicle and wait at leastfive minutesfor the zero reset to be taken into ac-

count.

Engine oil level indicator

System which informs the driverwhether the engine oil level is cor-rect or not.This information is indicated for afew seconds when the ignition is

switched on, after the service infor-mation.The level read will only be correct ifthe vehicle is on level ground andthe engine has been off for morethan 30 minutes.

Oil level correct

Oil level incorrect

This is indicated by the message

"Oil level incorrect".If the low oil level is confirmed by acheck using the dipstick, it is essen-tial that the level is topped up to pre-vent damage to the engine.

Oil level gauge problem

This is indicated by the message "Oillevel measurement invalid". Contacta CITROËN dealer or a qualifiedworkshop.

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Engine oil temperature gauge

Under normal operating conditions,the bars should be within section1 .In severe operating conditions, thebars may extend into section2 .In this event, slow down, and if neces-sary, stop the engine and check thelevels (see corresponding section).

Coolant temperature gauge

Under normal operating conditions,the bars should be within section1 .In severe operating conditions, thebars may extend into section 2 , theengine coolant temperature warninglamp A and the STOP warning lampcome on, stop as soon as it is safeto do so . Switch off the ignition. Thecooling fan may continue to oper-ate for a certain time .Contact a CITROËN dealer or aqualified workshop.If the SERVICE warning lamp comeson, check the levels (see corre-sponding chapter).

On horizontal ground, illumination ofthe fuel low warning lamp indicatesthat you are at the reserve level. An alert message is displayed in theinstrument panel.

Fuel gauge

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Total distance recorder

System which measures the totaldistance travelled by the vehicleduring its life.The total and trip distances are dis-played for thirty seconds when the

ignition is switched off, when thedriver's door is opened and whenthe vehicle is locked or unlocked.

To conform to legislation in thecountry you are crossing, changethe units of distance (miles or km)via the configuration menu.

Lighting dimmer

System for manual adjustment ofthe brightness of the instrumentsand controls in relation to the exte-rior brightness.

Operation Press button A to decrease the

brightness of the instrumentsand controls.

Press button B to increase thebrightness of the instrumentsand controls.

DeactivationWhen the lighting is off, or in daymode on vehicles fitted with daytimerunning lamps, pressing the buttonsdoes not have any effect.

Trip distance recorder

System which measures a distancetravelled during a day or other pe-riod since it was reset to zero by thedriver.

With the ignition on, press thebutton until zeros appear.

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MONOCHROME SCREEN C Main Menu

Press on the button A to view theMain Menu of the multifunctionscreen. This menu gives you accessto the following functions:

Displays in the screen

Radio-CD

(see "Audio and Telematics"section)

Bluetooth ® system

(see "Audio and Telematics"section)

Controls

Displays according to context:- time- date,- ambient temperature with air

conditioning (the value displayedflashes if there is a risk of ice),

- parking sensor information,- audio functions- alert messages,- settings menus for the screen

and vehicle systems.

It is recommended that the drivershould not operate the controlswhile the vehicle is in motion.

Personalisation -Configuration

This permits activation / deactivation of the:- brightness and contrast of the

multifunction screen,- date and time,- units of the ambient temperature

displayed.

A. Access to the "Main Menu"B. Cancel the operation or return to

the previous displayC. Scroll through the screen menus

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Adjusting the brightnessand contrast

Press on A . Use C to select the "Brightness -

video adjustment" menu. Confirmwith a press on C on the steering

wheel or D on the audio equip-ment. Select the configuration of the

screen using C . Confirm with apress on C on the steering wheelor D on the audio equipment.

Select the brightness setting.Confirm with a press on C on thesteering wheel or D on the audioequipment.

Select the inverse or normal dis-play mode using C then validate

with a press on C on the steeringwheel or D on the audio equip-ment. To adjust the brightnessselect "+" or "-" and save yoursetting with a press on C .

Confirm with "OK" in the screen.

Adjusting the date and thetime

Press on A . Use C to select the"Date and

time" menu, then confirm yourchoice with a press on C on the

steering wheel or D on the audiosystem. Select the screen configuration

using C . Confirm with a presson C on the steering wheel or D on the audio system

Select the date and the time set-tings, using B . Confirm with apress on C on the steering wheelor D on the audio system.

Press C to select the values youwish to modify. Confirm your

choice with a press on C on thesteering wheel or D on the audiosystem.

Confirm with "OK" on the screen.

Choosing the units

Press on A . Use C to select the "Choice of

units" menu, then confirm yourchoice with a press on C on thesteering wheel or D on the audio

system. Using C , select the unit then val-

idate with a press on C on thesteering wheel or D on the audiosystem.

Confirm with "OK" in the screen.

Selection of the type of

information displayed (Mode)Successive presses on the end ofthe wiper stalk or on the MODE but-ton on the audio equipment permitselection of the type of informa-tion presented in the multifunctionscreen (date or radio, CD, MP3 CD,CD changer).



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Displays in the screen

Depending on the context, it displays:- time,- date,

- altitude,- ambient temperature (the value

displayed flashes if there is a riskof ice),

- parking sensor information,- audio functions,- telephone information and con-

tacts,- satellite navigation system infor-

mation,- alert messages,

- settings menus for the screen,navigation system and vehicleequipment.

Controls

From the eMyWay control panel, toselect one of the applications: press the dedicated "RADIO" ,

"MUSIC" , "NAV" , "TRAFFIC" ,"SETUP" or "PHONE" buttonfor access to the correspondingmenu,

turn dial A to select a function,an item in a list,

press button B to confirm the se-lection,or

press the "ESC" button to aban-don the current operation and re-turn to the previous display.

For more information on theseapplications, refer to the "AudioEquipment" section.

"SETUP" menu

Press the "SETUP" button togain access to the configurationsettings menu:- "Display configuration",

- "Speech synthesis setting",

- "Select language",- "Define vehicle parameters",

- "Alert log".

For safety reasons, configu-ration of the multifunction

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Define vehicle parameters*This menu allows you to activate ordeactivate certain driving and com-fort systems, listed by category:- Parking help - Screen wiper functions

●

Engage rear wiper when in re-verse (Rear wiper coupled toreverse; see "Visibility"),

- Configure lighting (see "Visibility"): ● Duration of guide-me-home

lighting,

● Directional headlamps function,

● Daytime running lamps function**.

Alert logIt lists the active alerts by displayingthe various associated messages inturn.

Select languageThis menu allows you to select thelanguage used by the screen display:(Français, English, Italien, Portugais,Espagnol, Allemand, Néerlandais,Turc, Polonais, Russe).

Display configurationThis menu allows you to choose acolour scheme for the screen, adjustthe brightness, set the date and timeand choose the units for distance(km or miles), fuel consumption(l/100 km, mpg or km/l) and temper-

ature (°Celsius or °Fahrenheit).

Speech synthesis settingThis menu allows you to set the volumefor navigation instructions and to choos-es the type of voice (male or female).

When setting the time, you canchoose to "Synchronise minuteswith GPS" , so that the minutesare set automatically by satellitereception.

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VENTILATION

A. Sunshine sensor.

B. Soft air diffusion grille.The soft air diffusion grille locat-ed in the centre of the dashboard

provides optimum distribution ofthe air for the front seats.This system eliminates unpleas-ant air currents while maintainingan optimum temperature in thepassenger compartment.To open the soft air diffusiongrille, turn the wheel upwards.To close the soft air diffusiongrille, turn the wheel fully down-wards.In very hot weather, to obtain

more satisfactory central andside ventilation, it is advisable toclose the diffused air grille.

C. Cooled glove box.

D. Rear passenger vents.

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Air conditioning

We recommend use of the automat-ic regulation of the air conditioning.It permits automatic and optimisedcontrol of all of the following func-tions: air flow, temperature in thepassenger compartment and airdistribution, by means of varioussensors (ambient temperature, sun-shine). This eliminates any need foryou to change your settings otherthan the temperature value dis-played.

Take care not to cover the sun-shine sensor A .If you select the automatic mode(by pressing the "AUTO" control)and leave all of the vents open, opti-mum comfort will be maintained andhumidity and condensation will beremoved regardless of the exteriorclimatic conditions.The temperature in the passengercompartment can only be lower thanthe ambient temperature if the airconditioning is on.

HEATING, VENTILATIONAND AIR CONDITIONINGRECOMMENDATIONS

In order to be effective, the air condi-tioning must be used with the windowsclosed. If the vehicle has been parkedin the sun for a long period and theinterior temperature is very high, firstventilate the passenger compartmentwith the windows open for a few min-utes, then close the windows.To keep the air conditioning systemin good working order it is essentialthat it is operated at least once amonth.The air conditioning uses engine pow-er during its operation. As a result,the fuel consumption of the vehicleincreases.In certain cases of particularly arduoususe (e.g. towing the maximum loadon a steep gradient in high tempera-tures), switching off the air condition-ing saves engine power and improvesthe towing capacity.

Air inlet

Check that the exterior grille for theair inlet, at the bottom of the wind-screen, is clean and free of deadleaves, snow, etc.

When washing the vehicle using ahigh pressure nozzle, avoid spray-ing at the air inlet.

Air circulation

Maximum comfort is obtained bymeans of a good distribution of air inthe passenger compartment, both inthe front and in the rear.To obtain a uniform distribution of

air, take care not to block the ex-terior air intake grille located at thebase of the windscreen, the vents,the air outlets under the front seatsand the air extractor located behindthe flaps in the boot.The front and rear vents are fittedwith thumbwheels to adjust the airflow and direction. We recommendthat you leave all of the vents open.

Dust filter / Odour filter(active carbon)

There is a filter for excluding odoursand dust.This filter must be changed in linewith the vehicle's servicing schedule(see the vehicle's servicing booklet).

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This is the normal sys-tem operating mode.In accordance withthe level of comfortchosen, pressing thiscontrol, confirmed illu-

mination of indicator lampA , permitsautomatic and simultaneous controlof all of the following functions:- Air flow.- Temperature in the passenger

compartment.- Air distribution.- Air intake.- Air conditioning.

1. Automatic operation

It is advisable to leave all of the

vents open.Simply pressing one of the controls,with the exception of control2 , switch-es the system to manual mode.Indicator lamp A goes off.

2. Temperature adjustment

Turn control2 to changethe temperature:- Clockwise to increase

the temperature.

The air conditioning system operateswith the engine running.Mono-zone: this is the overall regu-lation of the temperature, distributionand flow of air in the passenger com-partment.The symbols and messages associ-ated with the digital air conditioning

controls appear in the multifunctionscreen.1. Automatic operation2. Temperature adjustment3. Air distribution adjustment4. Activation/deactivation of the air

conditioning5. Air flow adjustment6. Front demisting - defrosting7. Rear demisting - defrosting8. Air recirculation - intake of exterior

air9. Screen

- Anticlockwise to reduce the tem-perature.

The setting required is displayed.The value indicated in the screencorresponds to a level of comfortand not to a temperature in degreesCelsius or Fahrenheit, depending onthe screen configuration. A setting around the value 21 usu-ally provides optimum comfort.However, depending on your re-

quirements, a setting between 18and 24 is normal.On entering the vehicle, the interiortemperature may be much colder (orwarmer) than is comfortable. Thereis no need to change the tempera-ture displayed to obtain rapidly thelevel of comfort required.The automatic regulation of the airconditioning will use its maximumperformance settings to correct thetemperature difference as quickly aspossible.

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Control via the manual controlsIt is possible to adjust one or morefunctions manually, while leaving theother functions in automatic mode. Press one of the controls, with

the exception of that which regu-lates the temperature2 . Indicator

lamp A goes off.Switching to manual mode may resultin discomfort (temperature, humidity,odour, condensation) and may notprovide optimum comfort.To return to automatic mode, pressthe "AUTO" control.

3. Air distribution adjustment

Press the controls 3 to change the distri-bution of the air flow.

4. Air conditioningThe air conditioning will only oper-ate when the engine is running. Theair blower control (air flow adjust-ment) must be active to obtain airconditioning.

Switching off the ventilation

Turn control 5 to theleft until the flow ofair stops.

Press control 4 . Indicatorlamp B comes on.

5. Air flow adjustment

Turn control 5 to theright to increase theair flow or to the leftto reduce it.

6. Front demisting - defrosting

In certain cases, the"AUTO" mode may notbe suf ficient to demist ordefrost the windows (hu-

midity, several passen-gers, ice).

Press control 6 to clear the win-dows quickly. The indicator lampcomes on.

The "OFF" symbol is displayed inthe multifunction screen.This action switches off the screenand the indicator lamps.It deactivates all of the system'sfunctions, with the exception of therear screen demisting.The temperature-related comfort isno longer controlled (temperature,humidity, odour, condensation). Avoid driving for too long with the air

conditioning off.

In order to be effective, the air condi-tioning must be used with the windowsclosed.Deactivating the air conditioning mayresult in discomfort (temperature,humidity, odour, condensation).

The indicator lamps correspondingto the distribution chosen come on:- Windscreen and front side win-

dows.- Front ventilation (central and

side vents and air diffusion grilleif open) and rear ventilation.- Front and rear footwells.Simultaneous display of the distribu-tion of air to the windscreen and sidewindows and of front and rear ventila-tion is not possible.

The air flow level is indicated by theprogressive illumination of the barsin the control panel screen9 .To prevent condensation and dete-rioration of the quality of the air inthe passenger compartment, ensurethat an adequateflow of air is main-tained.

To reactivate the air conditioning: Press control 1 .

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The "Demisting" mode controls thetemperature, air flow and intakeand distributes the ventilation to thewindscreen and front side windows.Resuming manual control exits from"Demisting" mode. It must be can-celled to permit renewal of the air

in the passenger compartment anddemisting.Once the screen is clear, press-ing control 1 returns the system to"AUTO" mode.

Press control 7 , withthe engine running,to demist the rearscreen and the doormirrors. The indica-tor lamp comes on.

7. Rear demisting - defrostingThe heated rear screen operates in-dependently of the air conditioningsystem.

8. Intake of exterior air /Recirculation of interior air

This function enables you to isolatethe passenger compartment fromexterior fumes and odours.

- When starting with the enginecold, the flow will reach itsoptimum level gradually toprevent an excessive distribu-tion of cold air.

- When entering the vehicle af-ter it has been parked for afairly long period, if the inte-rior temperature is very differ-ent from your comfort settingthere is no need to changethe temperature displayedin order to quickly reach thelevel of comfort required. Thesystem automatically uses itsmaximum performance to cor-rect the difference in tempera-ture as quickly as possible.

- The water resulting from the

air conditioning condensationis discharged via an open-ing provided for this purpose;therefore, a puddle of watermay form underneath the ve-hicle when stationary.

- In all seasons, if the weatheris cool, the air conditioningis useful as it removes thehumidity from the air and thecondensation. Avoid drivingfor prolonged periods with theair conditioning switched off.

However, demisting resumes whenthe engine is switched on again.Switch off the rear screen and doormirrors demisting when you considerthis necessary as low current con-sumption reduces fuel consumption.

Press control 8 to setthe air intake mode,the indicator lampcomes on.

With Stop & Start, when demist-ing has been activated, the STOPmode is not available.

Demisting is switched off automaticallyto prevent an excessive consumptionof current and in relation to the ambi-ent temperature.

It may be stopped by pressing con-trol 7 again or when the engine isswitched off.

It must be cancelled as soon aspossible to permit renewal of theair in the passenger compartmentand demisting.

You can store the air condition-ing settings. Refer to the "Storingdriving positions" section.

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DIGITAL AIR CONDITIONING (DUAL-ZONE)

The air conditioning system operates with the engine running.Dual-zone: this is the independent regulation of the temperature and air distri-bution on the driver's side and the front passenger's side.The driver and front passenger can each adjust the temperature and the distri-bution of the air to suit their requirements.The symbols and messages associated with the digital air conditioning controlsappear in the multifunction screen.

This is the normal sys-tem operating mode.In accordance with thelevel of comfort chosen,pressing this control,confirmed by illumina-

tion of indicator lamp A , permits au-tomatic and simultaneous control ofall of the following functions:- Air flow.- Temperature in the passenger

compartment.- Air distribution.- Air conditioning.- Automatic air recirculation.It is advisable to leave all of the

vents open. Simply pressing oneof the controls, with the exceptionof temperature regulation 2a and2b , switches the system to manualmode. Indicator lamp A goes off.

1a-1b. Automatic operation

1a. Automatic operation on thedriver's side

1b. Automatic operation on thepassenger's side

2a. Temperature adjustment onthe driver's side

2b. Temperature adjustment onthe passenger's side

3a. Air distribution adjustment onthe driver's side

3b. Air distribution adjustment on

the passenger's side

4a. Driver's zone screen4b. Passenger's zone screen5. Air flow adjustment6. Activation/deactivation of the air

conditioning7. Air recirculation – intake of

exterior air8. Rear demisting – defrosting9. Front demisting – defrosting

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2a-2b. Temperature adjustment Control via the manual controls Press one of the controls, with

the exception of temperatureregulation 2a and 2b . The indi-cator lamps A in the "AUTO" controls go off.

It is possible to adjust one or more

functions manually while leaving theother functions in automatic mode.Switching to manual mode may re-sult in discomfort (temperature, hu-midity, odour, condensation) andmay not provide optimum comfort.To return to "AUTO" mode, presscontrols 1a and 1b . The indicatorlamps A come on.

3a-3b. Air distribution adjustment

Press control 3b to change thedistribution of the air flow on thepassenger's side.

The indicator lamps correspondingto the distribution chosen come on:- Windscreen and front side win-

dows.- Front ventilation (central and

side vents and air diffusion grilleif open) and rear ventilation.- Front and rear footwells.

Simultaneous display of the distribu-tion of air to the windscreen and sidewindows and of front and rear venti-lation is not possible.

Turn control 2a to change thetemperature on the driver's sideand control 2b to change thetemperature on the passenger'sside: to the right to increase thetemperature or to the left to re-duce it.

The setting required is displayed.The value indicated on the displaycorresponds to a level of comfort

and not to a temperature in degreesCelsius or Fahrenheit, depending onthe screen configuration. A setting around the value 21 usu-ally provides optimum comfort.However, depending on your re-quirements, a setting between 18and 24 is normal.On entering the vehicle, the interiortemperature may be much colder (orwarmer) than is comfortable. Thereis no need to change the tempera-ture displayed in order to quickly ob-tain the level of comfort required.The automatic regulation of the airconditioning will use its maximumperformance settings to correct thetemperature difference as quickly aspossible.

Press control3a to changethe distribu-tion of the airflow on thedriver's side.

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5. Air flow adjustment

The air flow level is indicated by theprogressive lighting of the fan bladeindicator lamps.Reducing the flow to minimumswitches the air conditioningOFF. To prevent condensation and dete-rioration of the quality of the air inthe passenger compartment, ensurethat an adequateflow of air is main-

tained.

6. Air conditioning

The air conditioning willonly operate when theengine is running. The airblower control (air flow adjustment) must be active in

order to obtain air conditioning. Press control 6 . The indicator

lamp comes on.In order to be effective, the air condi-tioning must be used with the windowsclosed.

7. Air recirculation - intake ofexterior air

Automatic air intake mode It is activated by defaultin automatic comfort reg-ulation.

Automatic mode is acti-vated with reverse gear oroperation of the screen-wash.This function permits re-circulation of the air and isolationthe passenger compartment fromexterior fumes and odours. It is inac-tive when the ambient temperatureis below +5 °C to avoid the risk ofmisting inside the vehicle.

Closing the air intake

Press control 7 to closethe exterior air intake.

It must be cancelled as soon as pos-sible to permit renewal of the air inthe passenger compartment anddemisting.

Intake of exterior air

Press control 7 onceto open the exterior airintake.

While retaining the other settings,this position allows the driver to iso-late the passenger compartment atany time from unpleasant exteriorodours and fumes.

Press the control:- to increase the air flow,

- to reduce the airflow.

You can store the air condition-

ing settings. Refer to the "Storingdriving positions" section.

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When starting with the enginecold, air flow will reach its opti-mum level gradually to prevent anexcessive distribution of cold air.When entering the vehicle after ithas been parked for a fairly longperiod, if the interior temperatureis very different from your comfortsetting there is no need to changethe temperature displayed in or-der to quickly reach the level ofcomfort required. The systemautomatically uses its maximumperformance to correct the differ-ence in temperature as quickly aspossible.The water resulting from the airconditioning condensation is dis-charged via an opening provided

for this purpose; therefore, a pud-dle of water may form underneaththe vehicle when stationary.In all seasons, if the weather iscool, the air conditioning is use-ful as it removes the humidityfrom the air and the condensa-tion. Avoid driving for prolongedperiods with the air conditioningswitched off.

9. Front demisting - defrosting

In certain cases, the"AUTO" mode may notbe suf ficient to demistor defrost the windows(humidity, several pas-

sengers, ice).

Press control 9 to clear the win-dows quickly. The indicator lampcomes on.

This system controls the tempera-ture, air flow and intake and distrib-utes the ventilation to the windscreenand front side windows.Resuming manual control exits fromthe "Demisting" mode. It must becancelled as soon as possible to

permit renewal of the air in the pas-senger compartment and demisting.Pressing one of the controls 1a and1b returns the system to the"AUTO" mode.

8. Rear demisting - defrosting

Switch off the rear screen and exteriormirrors demisting when you considerthis necessary as low current con-sumption reduces fuel consumption.

The heated rear screenoperates independentlyof the air conditioningsystem.

Press control 8 , with the en-gine running, to demist the rearscreen and the mirrors. The indi-cator lamp comes on.

Demisting is switched off automatical-ly to avoid excessive consumption ofcurrent and depending on the exteriortemperature.It may be stopped by pressingcontrol 8 again or when the engineis switched off.In this latter case, the demisting re-

sumes if the engine is switched onagain within one minute.

With Stop & Start, when demist-ing has been activated, the STOPmode is not available.

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PROGRAMMABLE HEATING

The programmable heating operatesindependently of the engine.When the engine is off, it pre-heatsthe coolant circuit in order to benefitfrom an optimum engine operatingtemperature from the time the en-gine is switched on.The programmable heating systemis switched on using the long rangeremote control. Activation can be im-mediate or deferred by means of aprogramming function.

Programming remote control

The heating system programmingremote control consists of the fol-lowing buttons and displays:1. Scrolling functions menu but-

tons.

2. Function indicators: clock, tem-perature, operating time, pro-grammed time, heater operation,heating management symbols.

3. Digital displays: time, tempera-ture, duration of operation, pro-grammed time or level of heating.

4. Off button.5. On button.

Displays on the remotecontrol screen

Press the buttons 1 in succession todisplay the functions.The first press of the left-hand orright-hand button displays the time.

Next, the left-hand button permitsaccess to the programming time thento the level of heating (C1 to C5).The right-hand button permits ac-cess to the passenger compartmenttemperature then to the duration ofoperation of the heater if it is to beswitched on immediately.

If a malfunction of the program-mable heating system occurs,contact a CITROËN dealer or a qualified workshop .

Displaying the functions

The passenger compartmenttemperature information is onlyavailable when the engine is off.

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Setting the time

Once the time has been displayed,by means of the buttons 1 , pressbuttons 4 and 5 simultaneously with-in 10 seconds.

Immediate activation

Press button 5 (ON) until the mes-sage "OK" appears.When the signal has been received,the message "OK" is displayedalong with the duration of operation.

Press the buttons 1 to display theduration of operation.

This symbol flashes.

Set the time using the buttons1 .Press buttons 4 and 5 simultane-ously to save it.

This symbol is displayed (fixed).

The heater starts and thissymbol is displayed.

To deactivate the function, pressbutton 4 (OFF) until the message"OK" appears.

This symbol is switched off.

When carrying out these opera-tions, if the message "FAIL" ap-pears, the signal has not beenreceived. Repeat the procedureafter changing your location.

Setting the duration ofoperation

This symbol is displayed.

Once the duration of operation hasbeen displayed, press buttons4 and5 simultaneously within 10 seconds.


Set the duration by pressing thebuttons 1 (adjustment in steps of10 mins and max value 30 mins).Press buttons 4 and 5 simultaneous-ly to save the duration of operation.


The factory setting value is 30 minutes.

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Programming the heating

You must programme your depar-ture time in order for the system tocalculate the optimum heater starttime automatically.

Programming the departure time

Press the buttons 1 to display theprogramming time.

Activation - deactivationOnce the programming time hasbeen displayed by means of the but-tons 1 , press button 5 (ON) until themessage "OK" appears.

This symbol is displayed.

Once the programming time hasbeen displayed, press buttons4 and5 simultaneously within 10 seconds.


Set the time by pressing the buttons1 and press buttons4 and 5 simultane-ously to save it.


This symbol is displayedwhen the heater starts.

HTM: Heat Thermo Management.

When the signal has been received,the message "OK" is displayedalong with the symbol "HTM" .

To deactivate the programming,

press button 4 (OFF) until the mes-sage "OK" appears.

The symbol "HTM" is switchedoff.

When carrying out these opera-tions, if the message "FAIL" ap-pears, the signal has not been

received. Repeat the procedureafter changing your location.

Switching off the heatingPress button 5 (ON).

The symbol "HTM" remainson.

Changing the level of heatingThe system offers 5 levels of heat-ing (from the lowest level C1 to thehighest level C5 ).Once the level of heating has beendisplayed by means of the buttons1 ,press buttons 4 and 5 simultane-ously.The letter "C" flashes.Set the level of heating by pressingthe buttons 1 .

Press buttons 4 and 5 simultane-ously to save the level selected. Theletter "C" is displayed (fixed).

The factory pre-sets are replacedby the new settings entered. The

programmed times are stored untilthe next time they are changed.When the departure time is acti-vated, the level of heating cannotbe changed. The departure timemust be deactivated first.

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Changing the batteryThe remote control is supplied by a6V-28L battery, which is supplied.Information on the display indicateswhen it is time to replace this battery.Unclip the casing then replace thebattery.

The remote control must then be re-initialised, see below.

Always switch off the program-mable heating while filling with

fuel to avoid any risk offire or ex-plosion.To avoid any risk of poisoning andasphyxiation, the programmableheating must not be used, evenfor short periods, in an enclosedspace such as a garage or work-shop which is not equipped withan exhaust gas extraction sys-tem.Do not park the vehicle on aninflammable surface (dry grass,dead leaves, paper…), there is arisk of fire.The programmable heating sys-tem is supplied by the vehicle's fueltank. Before use, ensure that thequantity of fuel remaining is suf-ficient. If the fuel tank is at the re-serve, we strongly advise that youdo not programme the heating.

Do not discard the used batter-ies, take them to an approvedcollection point.

Reinitialising the remote controlIf the vehicle's battery is disconnect-ed or the remote control's battery isreplaced, the remote control must

be reinitialised. After switching on the power, pressbutton 4 (OFF) for 1 second withinthe next 5 seconds. If the operationhas taken place correctly the mes-sage "OK" is displayed on the re-mote control screen.If a problem occurs, the message"FAIL" appears. Repeat the opera-tion.

An adaptation of your programma-ble heating allows you to pre-heatyour vehicle's passenger com-partment. Contact a CITROËNdealer or a qualified workshop.

The interior volumetric protectionalarm movement sensor may bedisturbed by the flow of air from

the programmable heating whenit is in operation.To avoid any unexpected trigger-ing of the alarm during use of theprogrammable heating, it is ad-visable to deactivate the interiorvolumetric protection.

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FRONT SEATS MANUAL ADJUSTMENTS

1. Adjustments to the height andangle of the head restraint To raise it, pull upwards.To lower it, press on the controlA to unlock it, and simultaneously

on the head restraint itself. Theadjustment is correct when thetop edge of the head restraintis at the same height as the topof the head. It is also tilt adjust-able.To raise it, press control A tounlock it, then pull it upwards. Itmay be necessary to adjust thebackrest angle.

2. Adjustment of the backrestangle

Operate the control and adjustthe position of the backrest tothe front or to the rear.

3. Adjustment of the seat height Raise or lower the control thenumber of times required to ob-tain the desired position.

4. Longitudinal adjustment ofseat Lift the control bar and adjust tothe desired position.

5. Adjustment of lumbar support

Turn the control and adjust to thedesired position.

6. Heated seat controls The heated seats only operatewhen the engine is running.

Seat consisting of a seat cushion, seat back and head restraint which can all beadjusted for optimum driving comfort.

For your safety, do not drive withthe head restraints removed; theymust be in place and correctly ad- justed.

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ELECTRIC ADJUSTMENTS

To adjust the electric seats, switch on the ignition or start the engine if the ve-hicle has gone into economy mode.Seat adjustments are also possible for a short period after opening one of thefront doors or switching off the ignition.

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