CITROEN Citroen C-Zero 2010 Owner's manual

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We draw

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our attention to the followin

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Ke

y

sa

f

et

y

warnin

g

add

iti

o

n

a

l inf

o

rm

a

ti

o

n

contributes to the protection of the environment

refer to the pa

g

e indicated

Your vehicle is fitted with onl

y

some o

f

the equipment described in this document,

dependin

g

on the trim level, version and the

s

peci

f

ications

f

or the countr

y

in which it is sold.

The fittin

g

of electrical equipment or

accesso

ri

es

whi

c

h

a

r

e

n

o

t r

eco

mm

e

n

ded

by

C

ITR

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ma

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result in a

f

ailure o

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our

ve

hi

c

l

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'

s e

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ectron

i

c s

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stem.

Pl

ease note t

hi

s

pecific warnin

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and contact a CITRO

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dea

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be

s

h

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wn th

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r

eco

mm

e

n

ded

e

quipment and accessories.

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has a presence on ever

y

continent,

a complete product ran

g

e,

brin

g

in

g

to

g

ether technolo

gy

and a permanent spirit o

f

innovation,

f

or a modern and creative approach to mobilit

y

.

We thank

y

ou and con

g

ratulate

y

ou on

y

our choice.

H

app

y

motor

i

n

g!

A

t the wheel o

f

y

our new vehicle,

g

ettin

g

to know each s

y

stem,

each control, each settin

g

,

makes

y

our trips,

y

our

j

ourne

y

s

more com

f

ortable and more en

j

o

y

able.

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Contents

Instrument panel

1

8

Indicator and warnin

g

lamps

1

9

M

ain batter

y

state of char

g

e indicator

2

6

E

ner

gy

consumption

/g

eneration indicator

2

7

Di

s

t

a

n

ce

r

eco

r

de

r

2

8

Trip distance recorder

2

8

L

i

g

htin

g

dimmer

2

9

S

ervice indicator

2

9

R

an

g

e indicator

3

0

Monitoring

Familiarisation

R

emote control ke

y

3

1

Electric windows

3

4

D

oors

3

5

Boot

3

6

C

har

g

in

g

ﬂ

aps

3

7

Access

F

r

o

nt

sea

t

s

3

8

Rea

r

sea

t

s

4

0

Mi

rr

o

r

s

4

2

Interior ﬁ ttin

g

s 44

H

eatin

g

and Ventilation 4

7

Air conditionin

g

4

9

R

ear screen demist - de

f

rost 5

1

Comfort

S

tartin

g

- stoppin

g

the vehicle

5

2

M

anual parkin

g

brake

5

3

Drive selector 54

Driving

Ligh

t

i

n

g

sta

lk

5

6

A

utomatic illumination o

f

headlamps

5

8

H

ea

dl

amp a

dj

ustment

5

8

Wiper controls

5

9

C

ourtes

y

lamp 6

0

Visibility

.

Contents

1

I

SO

FIX child seats

6

5

C

hild lock 6

8

Child safety

Dir

ec

ti

o

n in

d

i

ca

t

o

r

s

6

9

H

azard warnin

g

lamps 6

9

H

orn

6

9

E

mer

g

enc

y

or assistance call

7

0

Brakin

g

assistance s

y

stems

7

0

Tra

j

ector

y

control s

y

stems

7

2

Fr

o

nt

sea

t

be

lt

s

7

3

Ai

r

b

a

g

s

7

6

Safety

Char

g

in

g

the main batter

y

8

0

Ancillaries batter

y

8

6

Temporar

y

puncture repair kit

9

0

C

han

g

in

g

a wheel 9

4

C

han

g

in

g

a bulb

9

7

C

han

g

in

g

a

f

use 1

0

5

C

han

g

in

g

a wiper blade 1

1

0

Towin

g

the vehicle 1

1

0

P

recautions for washin

g

1

A

ccesso

ri

es

11

1

Practical information

B

o

nn

e

t 1

1

4

F

ront compartment 1

1

5

Rear compartment 11

6

Checkin

g

levels 1

1

7

C

hecks 1

1

9

Checks

El

ec

tri

c

m

o

t

o

r 1

2

0

Wei

g

hts

12

1

Dim

e

n

s

i

o

n

s

12

2

I

denti

ﬁ

cation markin

g

s 1

2

3

Technical data

Emer

g

enc

y

or assistance 12

5

A

udio s

y

stem 1

2

7

Audio and telematics

Visual search

Alphabetical index

Familiarisation

4

Normal char

g

in

g

ﬂ ap

This flap should be used to rechar

g

e

y

our

vehicle from a domestic power point.

Fast char

g

in

g

ﬂ ap

This flap should be used to rechar

g

e

y

our

vehicle from a special fast char

g

in

g

station.

8

0

84

Temporar

y

puncture repair kit

This kit is a complete s

y

stem consistin

g

of a

c

ompressor and a sealant cartrid

g

e, to allow

the temporar

y

repair of a t

y

re.

9

0

Exterior

A

SR and ESP s

y

stems

These are associated s

y

stems that assure the

directional stabilit

y

of the vehicle, within the

limits o

f

the laws o

f

ph

y

sics.

72

.Familiarisation

5

31

Access

A

.

Unfoldin

g

/Foldin

g

the ke

y

.

B

.

Lockin

g

the vehicle.

C.

Unlockin

g

the vehicle.

Remote control ke

y

Front com

p

artment

114

Electric windows

A

.

R

e

l

ease

l

e

v

e

r.

B

.

Safet

y

catch.

C.

Bonnet sta

y

.

A.

Driv

e

r’

s

e

l

ec

tri

c

win

do

w

s

wit

c

h.

B

.

Passen

g

er’s electric window switch.

C.

Ri

g

ht hand rear electric window switch.

D.

L

e

ft h

a

n

d

r

ea

r

e

l

ec

tri

c

win

do

w

s

wit

c

h.

E.

Deactivatin

g

the passen

g

er and rear

elec

tr

ic

w

i

n

do

w

s

w

i

t

ches

.

34

Familiarisation

6

Interior

Drive selector

Four-position drive selector:

P

,

P

R

,

N

a

n

d

D

.

Char

g

in

g

ﬂ ap interior openin

g

c

ontrols

A

ir conditionin

g

After settin

g

the desired level of comfort,

the s

y

stem controls this level accordin

g

to

th

e

xt

e

ri

o

r

c

lim

a

ti

c

co

n

d

iti

o

n

s

.

A

udio s

y

stem

This s

y

stem bene

f

its

f

rom the latest

technolo

gy

: MP

3

compatible audio s

y

stem,

U

SB pla

y

er, Bluetooth hands-free s

y

stem, ...

5

4

37

49

127

Normal char

g

in

g

flap.

Fast char

g

in

g

f

lap.

.Familiarisation

7

Instruments and controls

1.

Driver’s airba

g

.

H

o

rn.

2.

Instrument panel.

3.

Wiper stalk.

4.

S

ide vents.

5

.

Wi

n

d

ow

d

em

i

st

i

n

g

vent.

6

.

Elec

tr

ic

w

i

n

do

w

s

w

i

t

ches

a

n

d

s

w

i

t

ch

f

or deactivating the the

f

ront and rear

p

assen

g

er electric window controls.

7

.

O

penin

g

control for the fast char

g

in

g

flap

(

vehicle left hand side

)

.

8.

B

o

nn

e

t r

e

l

ease

l

e

v

e

r.

9.

Openin

g

control for the normal char

g

in

g

f

lap

(

vehicle ri

g

ht hand side

)

.

1

0

.

Fusebo

x.

11.

Doo

r m

i

rr

o

r

co

ntr

ols

.

1

2

.

Headlamp height adjustment.

A

S

R

/

E

S

P deactivation switch.

1

3

.

Steerin

g

lock and i

g

nition switch.

Familiarisation

8

Instruments and controls

1.

Parkin

g

brake.

2.

Driv

e

se

l

ec

t

o

r.

3.

12 V accessor

y

socket.

4.

Passen

g

er

’

s airba

g

deactivation.

U

S

B port.

5.

G

l

o

v

e

bo

x.

6

.

C

u

p

holder.

7

.

Windscreen demisting vents.

8.

Li

g

htin

g

and direction indicator stalk.

9.

Audio s

y

stem.

1

0

.

Hazard warnin

g

lamps switch.

1

.

C

entre vents.

12.

Heatin

g

/air conditionin

g

controls.

1

3

.

E

mer

g

enc

y

or ass

i

stance ca

ll

.

.Familiarisation

9

Sitting comfortably

Front seats

38

1.

Head restraint height adjustment.

2.

Backrest an

g

le ad

j

ustment.

3.

Driver’s seat cushion hei

g

ht ad

j

ustment.

4.

Seat forwards-backwards ad

j

ustment.

Familiarisation

10

Sitting comfortably

Door mirrors

A.

Selection of the mirror.

B.

Ad

j

ustin

g

the position of the mirror

g

lass.

C.

Foldin

g

/Unfoldin

g

.

42

Rear view mirror

Manual da

y

/ni

g

ht t

y

pe

1

.

S

electin

g

the "da

y

" position o

f

the rear view

mirr

o

r.

2

.

Rear view mirror ad

j

ustment.

4

3

1.

Fittin

g

the belt.

2.

Fastenin

g

the buckle.

3.

Checkin

g

the fastenin

g

b

y

pullin

g

o

n

the belt webbin

g

.

Seat belts

7

3

.Familiarisation

11

Seeing clearly

Li

g

htin

g

Rin

g

A

Rin

g

B

Wi

p

ers

5

6

Windscreen wi

p

e

r

5

9

Rear wi

p

er

5

9

Dipped or main beam headlamps.

S

idelamps.

Automatic illumination of headlamps.

Li

g

htin

g

off.

Front and rear

f

o

g

lamps.

P

a

rk.

Intermittent wipe.

Wash

/

wi

p

e.

S

ingle wipe.

Pa

r

k

.

Intermittent wipe

(

speed ad

j

ustable

manuall

y)

.

S

low.

Fas

t.

Familiarisation

12

Ventilation

A

ir conditionin

g

Temperature ad

j

ustment.

Air

f

low ad

j

ustment.

A

ir distribution ad

j

ustment.

A

ir int

a

k

e/

Air r

ec

ir

cu

l

a

ti

o

n.

Air conditionin

g

O

n/

O

ff.

"MAX"

bu

tt

o

n.

49

.Familiarisation

13

Passenger safety

1.

Insert the ke

y

.

2.

Select position:

"

ON"

(

activation

)

, with front passen

g

er or

"forwards facin

g

" child seat,

"

OFF"

(

deactivation

)

, with "rear

f

acin

g

"

child

sea

t.

Front passen

g

er’s airba

g

Two rin

g

s

A

, located between the seat cushion

and backrest are used to secure an I

SO

FIX

c

hil

d

sea

t.

A

rin

g

B

is used to secure an upper strap called

t

he

T

OP TETHE

R

.

ISOFIX mountin

g

s

7

Child lock

A.

Child lock on.

B

.

C

hild lock off.

6

8

6

5

Familiarisation

14

Monitoring

1.

With the i

g

nition on, the oran

g

e and red

warnin

g

lamps come on.

2.

With the en

g

ine runnin

g

, these warnin

g

l

amps

g

o off.

I

f

a warnin

g

lamp remains on, re

f

er to the

r

e

l

evant pa

g

e.

Warnin

g

lamps

19

A

.

"Neutral" position.

B

.

Ener

gy

consumption.

C.

"E

co

" z

o

n

e

.

D.

"Char

g

e" zone.

Ener

gy

consumption

/

g

eneration indicator

27

Four successive alerts indicate that the ener

gy

available in the main batter

y

is droppin

g

to a

l

o

w l

e

v

e

l:

- 2 bars of the ener

gy

g

au

g

e in the

instrument panel, on and

f

lashin

g

:

start

i

n

g

to use t

h

e reserve.

- The last bar in the ener

gy

g

au

g

e

f

lashin

g

.

- The last bar disa

pp

ears:

displa

y

o

f

the ran

g

e disappears; the heatin

g

a

nd air conditionin

g

are switched off.

Low ener

gy

alerts

- Displa

y

o

f

this warnin

g

lamp in

the instrument panel:

P

ro

g

ress

i

ve re

d

uct

i

on

i

n t

h

e

po

w

er

a

v

a

il

ab

l

e

f

r

o

m th

e

m

o

t

o

r.

26

.Familiarisation

15

Driving safely

P.

Parkin

g

.

Press the brake pedal to come out of this

p

osition.

R.

R

e

v

e

r

se

.

N.

Neu

tr

al

.

D.

Drive

(f

orward

)

.

Drive selector

54

- Check that the drive selector is in position

P

.

P

- Insert the ke

y

in the i

g

nition switch.

- Turn the ke

y

to position

4

(

START

)

.

- Hold it in this position for a few seconds,

u

nt

il

t

he

"

READY

"

l

amp comes on,

accompan

i

e

d

by

an au

dibl

e s

ig

na

l

.

-

R

e

l

ease t

h

e

k

e

y

.

The switch returns automatically to

position

3

(

ON

)

.

Startin

g

the motor

52

- Stop the vehicle.

- Keep

y

our foot on the brake pedal.

- Put the drive selector in position

P

.

P

- Appl

y

the parkin

g

brake.

-

T

urn t

h

e

k

e

y

ant

i

-c

l

oc

k

w

i

se to t

h

e LOCK

p

os

i

t

i

on.

Stoppin

g

the moto

r

52

i

!

Familiarisation

16

Charging your vehicle

This procedure consists of connectin

g

the

vehicle to a special fast char

g

in

g

station.

A

.

Interior openin

g

control.

B.

Exterior flap

(

left hand side of the vehicle

)

.

C.

S

ocket cover.

The

cable

t

o

use

is

t

he

o

n

e

a

tt

ached

t

o

t

he

ch

ar

gi

n

g

stat

i

on.

Fast char

g

e

8

4

This procedure consists of connectin

g

the

vehicle to a domestic power point.

A.

Interior openin

g

control.

B.

Exterior flap

(

ri

g

ht hand side of the vehicle

)

.

C.

S

ocket cover.

Normal char

g

e

8

0

T

o o

p

timise the service life of the

m

a

i

n

b

atter

y

, rec

h

ar

g

e

i

t comp

l

ete

ly

ever

y

15 da

y

s

.

For a recharge to be

c

omplet

e

,

f

ollow the

p

rocedure

f

or a normal

r

echar

ge

(

domestic power point

)

w

ithout interruption, until it switches off

a

utomaticall

y

(

char

g

in

g

lamp

g

oes off in

the instrument panel

)

.

Be

f

ore makin

g

an

y

connection, check

that the power point you want to use

m

eets standards and is com

p

atible

with the current ratin

g

on the control

unit of the char

g

in

g

cable. In all cases,

it is recommended that

y

ou first have

y

our installation checked b

y

a qualified

elec

tr

icia

n.

Ensure that the char

g

in

g

station and its

c

able are compatible with

y

our vehicle.

You must alwa

y

s use a

g

enuine

CITROËN char

g

in

g

cable.

Do

n

o

t

use

a

n

elec

tr

ical

e

xtens

i

on

l

ea

d

, mu

l

t

i

-wa

y

c

onnector, ada

p

tor or timer.

.Familiarisation

17

For more economical driving, and increased range

Practical advice

f

or everyday use to optimise the range o

f

your vehicle by conserving battery power.

Adopt a smooth drivin

g

st

y

le

The electrical consumption o

f

your vehicle

depends

g

reatl

y

on

y

our

j

ourne

y

,

y

our drivin

g

s

t

y

le and

y

our speed.

In all cases, adopt a smooth drivin

g

st

y

le.

Sta

y

in the "Eco" zon

e

indicated in the ener

gy

c

onsumption

/g

eneration meter: depress the

acce

l

erator pe

d

a

l

pro

g

ress

i

ve

ly

, w

i

t

h

out su

dd

en

m

ovement, and i

f

the conditions

p

ermit, drive at

s

teady and moderate speed.

Recover ener

gy

A

nt

i

c

i

pat

i

n

g

t

h

e

d

r

i

v

i

n

g

con

di

t

i

ons a

ll

ows

y

ou to

r

ecover ener

gy

and increase the ran

g

e o

f

y

our

v

ehicle

.

U

se the "Char

g

e" zon

e

of the ener

gy

c

onsumption

/g

eneration meter whenever

p

ossible: anticipate the tra

ff

ic slowin

g

down and i

f

the the conditions

p

ermit, use

dece

l

e

r

a

ti

o

n r

a

th

e

r th

a

n th

e

b

r

a

k

es

.

Control the use of

y

our

e

lectrical e

q

ui

p

ment

The heating and air conditioning systems

o

perate on ener

gy

f

rom the main batter

y

.

Excessive use of these s

y

stems

g

reatl

y

reduces the ran

g

e of

y

our vehicle. Remember

t

o

s

wit

c

h th

e

m

o

ff

o

n

ce

th

e

des

ir

ed

l

e

v

e

l

o

f

c

omfort is reached and check their settin

g

s

e

ver

y

time

y

ou set o

ff

.

C

ontrol also the use o

f

demistin

g/

de

f

rostin

g

a

n

d

t

he

hea

t

ed

sea

t.

Limit the causes of excess

c

onsum

p

tion

A

s with an

y

vehicle, limit the loads carried

in th

e

v

e

hi

c

l

e

a

n

d

r

educe

win

d

r

es

i

s

t

a

n

ce

(

windows open above 30 mph

(

50 km

/

h

)

,

roo

f

bars, roo

f

box, …

)

.

Observe the recommendations

o

n maintenance

Check the t

y

re pressures re

g

ularl

y

and

f

ollow the schedule for routine servicin

g

recommended b

y

CITRO

Ë

N.

Monitoring

18

Instrument panel

1.

State of charge gauge for the main

b

atter

y.

D

riv

e

selector

p

osition indicator

.

2.

Ener

gy

consumption/

g

eneration

i

ndicator

.

3.

S

p

eedometer

4.

Screen

.

A

.

T

otal distance recorder

.

B

.

T

rip distance recorder

(

Trip A or B

).

C

.

Instrument panel li

g

htin

g

dimmer

.

D.

Indicator of distance remainin

g

to the

next service

.

E.

Indicator of time remainin

g

to the next

serv

i

ce

.

F.

Indicator of remainin

g

ran

g

e

.

5

.

S

creen control button

.

Displa

y

s the various

f

unctions in turn.

Resets the function selected

(

trip recorder

o

r service indicator

)

.

Ad

j

usts the level of instrument li

g

htin

g

.

For more information

,

refer to the

c

orrespon

di

n

g

sect

i

on.

Gau

g

es and indicators

Screen

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CITROEN Citroen C-Zero 2010 Owner's manual

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