Peugeot 308 CC (2014 year). Manual - part 3

 

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Peugeot 308 CC (2014 year). Manual - part 3

 

 

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MONITORING

             Coolant temperature indicator 

 With the engine running, when the nee-

dle is: 

   -  

in  zone   

A , the temperature is correct, 

  -  

in  zone   

B , the temperature is too 

high; the max temperature warning 

lamp  

1  and the central  STOP   warning 

lamp come on, accompanied by an 

audible signal and a message in the 

screen.  

  

You must stop as soon as it is safe 

to do so.  

 Wait a few minutes before switching off 

the engine. 

 Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a quali-

fi ed workshop. 

 After driving for a few minutes, the tem-

perature and pressure in the cooling 

system increase. 

 To top up the level: 

      wait for the engine to cool, 

   

 unscrew the cap by two turns to 

allow the pressure to drop, 

   

 when the pressure has dropped, 

remove the cap, 

     top up the level to the "MAX" mark.   

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  The level shown will only be cor-

rect if the vehicle is on level ground 

and the engine has been off for 

more than 30 minutes.  

                Engine  oil  level  indicator *    

  Oil  level  correct  

  Oil  level  low 

  Oil level indicator fault 

  In the event of a fault with the electric 

indicator, the engine oil level is no lon-

ger monitored. 

 This  is  signalled  by  the  fl ashing  of 

 

"OIL" , or the display of a message "Oil 

level incorrect" in the instrument panel, 

accompanied by illumination of the ser-

vice warning lamp and an audible sig-

nal. 

 If  the  low  oil  level  is  confi rmed  by  a 

check using the dipstick, the level must 

be topped up to prevent damage to the 

engine. 

 Refer to the "Checks of levels" section.  

 This is signalled by the fl ashing of  

"OIL--"  

or the display of a message "Oil level mea-

surement invalid" in the instrument panel 

Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualifi ed 

workshop.  

 

When the system has a fault, you 

should check the engine oil level using 

the manual dipstick (located under the 

bonnet). 

 Refer to the "Checks of levels" section.   

  On  versions  fi tted  with  an  electric  oil 

level indicator, the state of the engine 

oil level is displayed in the instrument 

panel for a few seconds when the ig-

nition is switched on, after the service 

information.  

  *    Depending  on  version.  

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       Service indicator 

 This information is displayed for a few 

seconds when the ignition is switched 

on. It informs the driver when the next 

service is due, in accordance with the 

manufacturer's servicing schedule. 

 The point at which the service is due is 

calculated from the last indicator zero 

reset. It is determined by two param-

eters: 

   -  

the  distance  travelled, 

 

 

  the time elapsed since the last 

service.  

  Between 600 miles (1 000 km) and 

1 800 miles (3 000 km) remain before 

the next service is due 
 For 7 seconds after the ignition is switched 

on, the spanner symbolising the service 

operations comes on. The instrument 

panel central screen indicates the distance 

remaining before the next service is due. 

  Less than 600 miles (1 000 km) 

remain before the next service is due 
  

Example:  500 miles (900 km) remain 

before the next service is due. 

 For 7 seconds after the ignition is switched 

on, the central screen indicates: 

  

The spanner remains on  in the small 

screen to indicate that a service must 

be carried out soon.  

  More than 1 800 miles (3 000 km) 

remain before the next service is due 
 When the ignition is switched on, no 

service information appears on the in-

strument panel central screen.  

  

Example:  1 700 miles (2 800 km) re-

main before the next service is due. 

 For 7 seconds after the ignition is switched 

on, the central screen indicates:  

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MONITORING

 Following this operation, if you wish 

to disconnect the battery, lock the 

vehicle and wait at least fi ve minutes 

for the zero reset to be registered.  

        Service indicator zero reset 

 After each service, the service indicator 

must be reset to zero. 

 The procedure for resetting to zero is as 

follows: 

      switch off the ignition, 

     press and hold the  

".../000"   button 

on the right of the instrument panel, 

     switch on the ignition; the distance 

recorder display begins a count-

down, 

     when the instrument panel central 

screen indicates  

"=0" , release the 

button; the spanner disappears from 

the  screen.  

 

The distance remaining may be 

weighted by the time factor, de-

pending on the type of motoring the 

vehicle is used for. 

 Therefore, the spanner may also 

come on if you have exceeded the 

period since the last service speci-

fi ed  in  the  warranty  and  mainte-

nance  record.   

  Service  overdue 
 For 7 seconds after the ignition is switched 

on, 

the  spanner  fl ashes  to indicate that 

the service must be carried out as soon as 

possible. 

  

Example: 

 the service is overdue by 

300 miles (300km). 

 For 7 seconds after the ignition is switched 

on, the central screen indicates: 

  

The spanner remains on  in the small 

screen to indicate that a service should 

have been carried out. 

  Retrieving the service information 

 You can access the service information 

at any time. 

 

This information appears, depending 

on version, when running through the 

manual check procedure. 

      Briefl y press the  

".../000"  button on 

the right of the instrument panel.  

 

The service information is displayed 

for a few seconds on the instrument 

panel central screen, then disap-

pears.    

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             Manual Check 

 This function allows you to check the status 

of the vehicle (reminder of the active alert 

warnings) and the service information. 

    

 With the engine running, to start 

a  manual  check,  briefl y  press 

the  

"CHECK/000" 

 button on the 

instrument  panel.  

 If no faults have been detected,  

"CHECK 

OK"  appears in the instrument panel 

central screen. 

 If a "minor" fault has been detected, the 

warning lamp concerned then  

"CHECK 

OK" 

 appear in the instrument panel 

central screen. Contact a PEUGEOT or 

a qualifi ed workshop. 

 If a "major" fault has been detected, only 

the warning lamps concerned appear 

in the instrument panel central screen. 

Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer 

or a qualifi ed workshop.  

             Distance recorders 

 

The total and trip distances are dis-

played for thirty seconds when the ig-

nition is switched off, when the driver's 

door is opened and when the vehicle is 

locked or unlocked. 

  Total  distance  recorder  
 Measures the total distance travelled by 

the vehicle since its fi rst registration.   

      With the ignition on, press and hold 

this button until zeros appear.   

  Trip  distance  recorder  
 Measures the distance travelled since it 

was last reset to zero by the driver. 

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MONITORING

          Lighting dimmer 

 Permits manual adjustment of the bright-

ness of the instruments and controls to suit 

the ambient light level. Only operates when 

the vehicle lighting is on, with the exception 

of the daytime running lamps. 

  Activation 
    

 Press the button to change the 

brightness of the instruments and 

controls. 

     When the lighting reaches the mini-

mum setting, release the button, 

then press again to increase it.  

 or 

      When the lighting reaches the maxi-

mum setting, release the button, 

then press again to reduce it. 

     When the lighting reaches the level 

of brightness required, release the 

button.   

  Deactivation 
 When the vehicle lighting is off, or in 

day  mode  on  vehicles  fi tted  with  day-

time running lamps, pressing the button 

does not have any effect.   

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MONITORING

 TRIP  COMPUTER 

  System that gives you information on 

the journey in progress (range, fuel con-

sumption…).  

  Display  of  information 

       Central instrument panel screen 

      Cycle through the information with 

successive short presses on this 

button.     

 Central instrument panel screen 

with navigation 

  Trip  zero  reset 

   -  

The  current  information  tab, 

for the trip in use, with: 

   ●   the range, 

  ●   the current fuel 

consumption, 

  ●   the Stop & Start time 

counter.   

   -  

The  trip   

"1"  tab with: 

   ●   the distance travelled, 

  ●   the average fuel 

consumption, 

  ●   the average speed.   

   -  

The  trip   

"2"  tab with: 

   ●   the distance travelled, 

  ●   the average fuel 

consumption, 

  ●   the average speed.   

      Pressing the button again takes you 

to a black screen.  

  A further press returns you to the 

normal  display.   

  The trip computer can display: 

      When the trip required is displayed, 

press  this  button.   

  Trips   

"1"  and  "2"  are independent but 

their use is identical. 

 For example, trip  

"1"  can be used for 

daily  fi gures,  and  trip   

"2"  for monthly 

fi gures.   

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       Trip computer, a few definitions 

  When the range falls below 20 miles 

(30 km), dashes are displayed. After fi ll-

ing with at least 5 litres of fuel, the range 

is recalculated and is displayed when it 

exceeds 60 miles (100 km).  

 

 

If dashes are displayed continu-

ously while driving in place of the 

digits, contact a PEUGEOT dealer 

or a qualifi ed workshop.  

  This function is only displayed from 

20 mph (30 km/h).  

 

 

This value may vary following a 

change in the style of driving or 

the  relief,  resulting  in  a  signifi cant 

change in the current fuel con-

sumption.  

  Range 
 (miles or km) 

 The distance which can still 

be travelled with the fuel re-

maining in the tank (related to the aver-

age fuel consumption over the last few 

miles (kilometres) travelled).  

  Current  fuel  consumption 
 (mpg or l/100 km or km/l) 

 

Calculated over the last few 

seconds.  

  Average  fuel 

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

 Calculated since the last trip 

computer  reset.  

  Distance  travelled 
 (miles or km) 

 Calculated since the last trip 

computer  reset.   

  Average  speed 
 (mph or km/h) 

 

Calculated since the last trip 

computer  reset.  

        Stop & Start time counter 
 (minutes / seconds or hours / 

minutes) 

 If your vehicle is fi tted with Stop & Start, 

a time counter calculates the time spent 

in STOP mode during a journey.   

It resets to zero every time the ignition 

is switched on with the key.   

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MULTIFUNCTION SCREENS

  Main  menu 

  "Audio  functions"  menu 

      Press the  

"MENU"  button for access 

to the  

main menu : 

   -   audio  functions, 

  -   diagnosis  vehicle, 

  -   personalisation-confi guration, 

  -   telephone  (hands-free  kit).  

     Press the "  " or "  " buttons to se-

lect the menu required, then confi rm 

by pressing the  

"OK"   button.   

 With  the  PEUGEOT Connect Sound 

switched on, once this menu has been 

selected you can activate or deactivate 

the functions linked with use of the ra-

dio (RDS, REG, RadioText) or the CD 

(introscan, shuffl e, CD repeat). 

 

For more information on the "Audio 

functions" application, refer to the 

PEUGEOT Connect Sound section.  

MONOCHROME SCREEN C (WITH 

PEUGEOT CONNECT SOUND (RD5)) 

  Displays in the screen 

 Depending on the context, this displays: 

   -  

time, 

  -  

date, 

  -   ambient temperature with air condi-

tioning (the value displayed fl ashes 

if there is a risk of ice), 

  -  

visual  parking  sensor  information, 

  -  

audio  functions  (radio,  CD...), 

  -  

telephone  information  and  directo-

ries, 

  -  

alert  messages, 

  -   settings menus for the screen and 

vehicle  equipment.   

  Controls 

 From the control panel of your PEUGEOT 

Connect Sound, you can: 

     press the  

"MENU"  button to gain 

access to the  

main menu , 

   

 press the " 

 

" or " 

 

" buttons to 

scroll through the items on the 

screen, 

     press the  

"MODE"  button to change 

the permanent application (audio 

source...), 

   

 press the " 

 

" or " 

 

" buttons to 

change a setting value, 

     press the  

"OK"  button to confi rm,  

 or 

      press the  

"Back"  button to abandon 

the operation in progress.   

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 Example: setting of the duration of the 

"guide-me-home" lighting 
      Press the "  " or "  " buttons, then 

the  

"OK"  button to select the menu 

required. 

   

 Press the " 

 

" or " 

 "  buttons, 

then the  

"OK"  button to select the 

"Guide-me-home headlamps" line. 

  "Diagnosis  vehicle" 

menu 

      Press the  

"MENU"  button to gain 

access to the main menu. 

   

 Press the arrows, then the  

"OK"  

button to select the " 

Diagnosis vehi-

cle "  menu. 

     On the " 

Diagnosis vehicle "  menu, 

select  the  following  application:    

  Alert  log 
 

This summarises the active warning 

messages, displaying them in succes-

sion in the multifunction screen. 

 Once this menu has been selected, you 

can consult the alert log. 

  Defi ne the vehicle parameters 
 Once this menu has been selected, you 

can activate or deactivate the following 

equipment: 

   -  

selective  unlocking  (refer  to  "Access"), 

  -  

"guide-me-home"  lighting  (refer  to 

"Visibility"), 

  -   interior mood lighting (refer to "Vis-

ibility"), 

 

 

  daytime running lamps (refer to 

"Visibility"), 

  -   rear parking sensors (refer to "Driv-

ing").  

  "Personalisation-

Configuration" menu 

 Once this menu has been selected, you 

have access to the following functions: 

   -   defi ne the vehicle parameters, 

  -   display confi guration, 

  -  

choice  of  language.  

  "Telephone"  menu 

 

With the PEUGEOT Connect Sound 

switched on, once this menu has 

been  selected  you  can  confi gure  your 

Bluetooth hands-free kit (pairing), con-

sult the various telephone directories 

(calls log, services...) and manage your 

communications (pick up, hang up, call 

waiting, secret mode...). 

 For more information on the "Telephone" 

application, refer to the PEUGEOT 

Connect Sound section.  

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MULTIFUNCTION SCREENS

  For  safety  reasons,  confi guration 

of the multifunction screen by the 

driver must be done only when sta-

tionary.   

  Display confi guration 
 Once this menu has been selected, you 

have access to the following settings: 

   -  

brightness-video  setting, 

  -  

date  and  time  setting, 

  -  

choice  of  units.   

  Choice  of  language 
 

Once this menu has been selected, 

you can change the language used by 

the display (Deutsch, English, Espanol, 

Français, Italiano, Nederlands, 

Portugues, Portugues-Brasil, Russe, 

Türkçe * ).  

     Press the "  " or "  " buttons to set 

the value required (15, 30 or 60 sec-

onds), then press the  

"OK"   button 

to confi rm. 

     Press the "  " or "  " buttons, then 

the  

"OK"  button to select the  "OK"  

box and confi rm or press the  

"Back"  

button  to  cancel.   

  *    Depending  on  country  of  sale.  

                Setting the date / time 

      Press the  

"MENU"  button for ac-

cess to the  

main menu . 

     Press the "  " or "  " button to select 

the 

"Personalisation-confi guration" 

menu; confi rm the selection by press-

ing the  

"OK"   button. 

     Press the "  " or "  " button to select 

the  "Display  confi guration"  menu; 

confi rm  the  selection  by  pressing 

the  

"OK"   button. 

  This setting must be made after discon-

necting and reconnecting the battery.   

     Press the "  " or "  " button to se-

lect the "Date and time adjustment" 

menu;  confi rm  the  selection  by 

pressing the  

"OK"   button. 

     Press the "  " or "  " button to se-

lect  a  setting  to  adjust;  confi rm  the 

selection by pressing the  

"OK"   but-

ton. 

   

 Press the " 

 

" or " 

 

" button to 

change the value of the setting; 

confi rm  the  selection  by  pressing 

the  

"OK"   button. 

     Repeat the last two steps in full for 

each setting to adjust. 

     Press the "  " or "  " button to se-

lect  the  "OK"  box  ;  confi rm  the  se-

lection by pressing the  

"OK"   button.  

 

The date and time are set; you are 

t aken back to the previous screen.  

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  "SETUP"  menu 

       Press the  

"SETUP"  button to gain 

access to the confi guration menu: 

   -   "Display confi guration", 

  -   "Voice  synthesiser", 

  -   "Choice  of  language", 

  -   "Vehicle  settings", 

  -   "Alert  log".   

 For  safety  reasons,  confi guration 

of the multifunction screen by the 

driver must be done only when sta-

tionary.  

  Displays in the screen 

 Depending on the context, it displays: 

   -  

time, 

  -  

date, 

  -  

altitude, 

  -   ambient temperature (the value dis-

played  fl ashes  if  there  is  a  risk  of 

ice), 

  -   the sequences of opening and clos-

ing the roof, 

  -  

visual  parking  sensor  information, 

  -  

audio  functions, 

  -  

telephone  information  and  direc-

tories, 

  -  

satellite  navigation  system  infor-

mation, 

  -   settings menus for the screen, navi-

gation system and vehicle equip-

ment.   

RETRACTABLE COLOUR SCREEN (WITH 

PEUGEOT CONNECT NAVIGATION (RT6)) 

  Controls 

 

From the navigation system control 

panel, to select one of the applications: 

    

 press the dedicated  

"RADIO" , 

 

"MUSIC" , 

 

"NAV" , 

 

"TRAFFIC" , 

 

"PHONE" 

 or  

"SETUP" 

 button to 

gain access to the corresponding 

menu, 

     turn the knob  

A  to select a function, 

an item in a list, 

     press button  

B  to confi rm the selec-

tion,  

 or 

     press the  

"Back"  button to abandon 

the current operation and return to 

the previous display.  

 

For operation of the retractable 

screen (opening, closing, adjust-

ment of the position, etc.), refer to 

the section "Access to the retract-

able  screen".  

 For more information on these applica-

tions, refer to the "PEUGEOT Connect 

Navigation (RT6)" section. 

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MULTIFUNCTION SCREENS

  Display confi guration 
 This menu is used to select the colour 

scheme for the screen, adjust its bright-

ness, set the date and time and select 

the units for distance (km or miles), 

fuel consumption (l/100 km, mpg or 

km/l) and temperature (°Celsius or 

°Fahrenheit).  

  Voice  synthesiser 
 This menu is used to set the volume for 

navigation instructions and to select the 

type of voice (male or female).  

  Choice  of  language 
 

This menu allows you to select the 

language used by the screen: French, 

English, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, 

German, Dutch, Turkish, Polish, 

Russian).  

  Vehicle  settings *  
 This menu is used to activate or deacti-

vate certain driving and comfort equip-

ment, sorted by category: 

   -  

 

Access to the vehicle  

   ●   Plip action: "Driver's door" or "All 

doors".  

  -  

 

Parking assistance  

  -  

 

Rear wiper operation  

   ●   Operation of rear wiper in reverse 

(Rear wiper coupled to reverse; 

see  "Visibility"),  

  -  

 

Lighting 

confi guration 

(see 

"Visibility"):  

   ●   Duration of guide-me-home lighting, 

  ●   Directional headlamps (Main / ad-

ditional directional lighting), 

  ●   Mood lighting (Interior mood light-

ing), 

  ●   Daytime running lamps ** .    

  Alert  log 
 This summarises the active alerts by 

displaying their associated messages 

in  turn.   

  *    Depending  on  version.  

  **    Depending  on  country  of  sale.  

 

 

When setting the time you can 

select "Synchronise minutes with 

GPS", so that the minutes are set 

automatically by satellite reception.  

                Setting the date / time 

     Press the  

"SETUP"  menu for ac-

cess to the confi guration menu. 

     Turn the knob  

A  to select "Display 

confi guration"; confi rm the selection 

by pressing the button  

B . 

     Turn the knob  

A  to select "Set date 

and  time";  confi rm  the  selection  by 

pressing the button  

B . 

     Turn the knob  

A  to select a setting 

to  adjust;  confi rm  the  selection  by 

pressing the button  

B . 

     Press  the"  

" or " 

 

" button to 

change the value of the setting ; 

confi rm  the  selection  by  pressing 

the button  

B . 

     Repeat the last two steps in full for 

each setting to adjust.  

 

The date and time are set; you are 

t aken back to the previous screen. 

  This setting must be made after disconnect-

ing and reconnecting the battery.   

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MULTIFUNCTION SCREENS

                  Access to the retractable screen 

  The screen opens automatically when 

the ignition is switched on. It closes au-

tomatically three seconds after switch-

ing off the ignition if the audio and 

telematics system is switched off.  

  You can open or close the screen at 

any time, with the ignition on, using 

control  

A . 

   -  

Press  button   

A : the screen folds. 

  -  

Press  button   

A  again: the screen 

opens  again.   

 You can adjust the angle of the screen 

to one of four defi ned positions, by re-

peated presses on the front or back of 

the control  

B . The position of the screen 

is memorised on closing.   

  Adjusting the angle of the screen 

  If you have closed the screen, it will 

open again automatically: 

   -   on switching on the audio and navi-

gation system (unless it had been 

closed manually while the system 

was in operation), 

  -   when an outgoing telephone call is 

made, 

  -   when a voice command is given, 

  -   when a warning message linked with 

the STOP warning lamp is displayed 

(PEUGEOT Connect Navigation 

(RT6)).   

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COMFORT

VENTILATION 

  Air  treatment 

 The incoming air follows various routes 

depending on the controls selected by 

the driver: 

   -   direct arrival in the passenger com-

partment (air intake), 

 

 

  passage through a heating circuit 

(heating), 

 

 

  passage through a cooling circuit 

(air  conditioning).  

 The temperature control enables you to 

obtain the level of comfort required by 

mixing the air of the various circuits. 

 The air distribution control enables you 

to diffuse the air in the passenger com-

partment combining several air vents. 

 The  air  fl ow  control  enables  you  to  in-

crease or reduce the speed of the ven-

tilation  blower.  

  Air  intake 

 

The air circulating in the passenger 

compartment  is  fi ltered  and  originates 

either from the outside via the grille lo-

cated at the base of the windscreen or 

from the inside in air recirculation mode.  

  Control  panel 

 The controls of this system are grouped 

together on control panel  

A  on the centre 

console. Depending on the model, the 

functions offered are: 

   -  

the  level  of  comfort  required, 

  -   air fl ow, 

  -  

air  distribution, 

  -  

demisting-defrosting, 

 

 

  manual or digital air conditioning 

controls.   

  Air  distribution 

   

1.   Windscreen demisting-defrosting vents. 

  

2.   Front side window demisting-defrosting 

vents. 

  

3.   Side adjustable air vents. 

  

4.   Central adjustable air vents. 

  

5.   Air outlets to the front footwells. 

  

6.   Air outlets to the rear footwells.   

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  The condensation created by the 

air conditioning results in a dis-

charge of water under the vehicle 

which is perfectly normal.   

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR VENTILATION AND AIR 

CONDITIONING 

 In order for these systems to be fully effective, follow the guidelines on opera-

tion and maintenance below: 

      To obtain an even air distribution, take care not to obstruct the exterior air 

intake grilles located at the base of the windscreen, the nozzles, the vents 

and the air outlets, as well as the air extractor located in the boot. 

     Do not cover the sunshine sensor, located on the dashboard; this is used 

for regulation of the air conditioning system. 

     Operate the air conditioning system for at least 5 minutes, once or twice a 

month to keep it in perfect working order. 

     Ensure  that  the  passenger  compartment  fi lter  is  in  good  condition  and 

have the fi lter elements replaced regularly (refer to the "Checks" section). 

     We  recommend  the  use  of  a  combined  passenger  compartment  fi lter. 

Thanks to its second special active fi lter, it contributes to the purifi cation 

of the air breathed by the occupants and the cleanness of the passenger 

compartment (reduction of allergic symptoms, bad odours and greasy de-

posits). 

     To ensure correct operation of the air conditioning system, you are also 

advised to have it checked regularly, as recommended in the warranty and 

maintenance record. 

    If the system does not produce cold air, switch it off and contact a 

PEUGEOT dealer or a qualifi ed workshop.  

 In  the  "cabriolet"  confi guration,  installing  the  windstop  and  using  the 

"AIRWAVE" systems improves comfort. 

 When towing the maximum load on a steep gradient in high temperatures, 

switching off the air conditioning permits the recovery of engine power and 

therefore improvement of the towing capacity.  

  If the interior temperature remains 

very high after the vehicle has been 

parked in the sun for a considerable 

time,  fi rst  ventilate  the  passenger 

compartment for a few minutes.  

Place  the  air  fl ow  control  at  a  suf-

fi cient level to provide an adequate 

renewal of air in the passenger com-

partment. 

 The air conditioning system does not 

contain chlorine and does not pres-

ent any danger to the ozone layer.  

   Stop  &  Start 
 The heating and air conditioning systems only work when the engine is run-

ning. To maintain a comfortable temperature in the passenger compartment, 

you can temporarily deactivate the Stop & Start system (see the correspond-

ing  section).   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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