CITROEN 2012 Berlingo Owner's manual

OWNER'S HANDBOOK

On-line owner's handbook

Referring to the owner's handbook on-line also gives you

access to the latest information available, easily identiﬁ ed by

the bookmarks, associated with this pictogram:

If the heading "MyCitroën" is not available on the public website for

your country, you can ﬁ nd your handbook at the following address:

http://service.citroen.com

Select:

You can ﬁ nd your handbook on the CITROËN website, under the

heading "MyCitroën".

This personal space provides you with information on your products

and services, 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 ﬁ nd your handbook, presented in the same way as the paper

version.

Your vehicle is ﬁ tted with only some of the

equipment described in this document,

depending on the trim level, version and the

speciﬁ cations for the country in which it is sold.

The ﬁ tting of electrical equipment or

accessories which are not recommended

by CITROËN may result in a failure of your

vehicle's electronic system. Please note this

speciﬁ c 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!

We draw your attention to the following...

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.

For any work on your vehicle, use a qualiﬁ ed

workshop that has the technical information,

competence and equipment required, which a

CITROËN dealer is able to provide.

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. SAFETY

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. FAMILIARISATION

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. EASE OF USE and

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The "Location" section assists

you in ﬁ nding the controls

and functions and their

associated page numbers on

the schematic outlines of the

vehicle (visual index).

The "Technology on board"

section presents the new

radio/navigation systems.

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PRE

S

ENTATION

Within the chapters, symbols draw your attention to speciﬁ c

information:

This handbook has been designed to familiarise you with

your new vehicle from the moment you get behind the

wheel and to describe the operating features.

Reading the handbook is made easy with the content

consisting of 10 identiﬁ ed chapters, which can be located

by means of a colour code speciﬁ c to each one. Its

sections cover, by subject, all of the functions of the

vehicle in its most complete speciﬁ cation.

Chapter 8 gives all of the technical data relating to your

vehicle. At the end of the document, diagrams of the

outside and inside of the vehicle will assist you in locating

equipment or functions and page numbers refer you to

the relevant section of the handbook.

directs you to the chapter and section which contains

detailed information concerning a function,

indicates important information relating to use of the

equipment,

alerts you to the safety of individuals and equipment on

board.

We draw your attention to the following...

Your vehicle is ﬁ tted with only some of the equipment

described in this document, depending on the trim level,

version and the speciﬁ cations for the country in which it is

sold.

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FAMILIARISATION

Exterior

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Key

:

chapter identiﬁ cation

: page identiﬁ cation

82

86

Grip control Changing bulbs

120

104

Opening the bonnet

Parking sensors

Business equipment - Accessories

101

21

Key - Remote control

Side-hinged rear doors

Sliding side door

Tailgate and rear screen

Useable dimensions

132

Spare wheel

115

24

Rear roof ﬂ ap

8

Interior

INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

1. Lights and direction indicator

stalk.

2. Instrument panel with screen.

3. Wipers, screenwash, trip

computer controls.

4. Ignition.

5. Audio controls.

6. Driver's airbag, horn.

7. Steering wheel height and reach

adjustment.

8. Cruise control, speed limiter

switches.

9. Switch panel, parking sensors,

headlamp beam adjustment,

ESP, Stop & Start.

10. Bonnet release.

11. Electric door mirror adjustment.

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FAMILIARISATION

Interior

CENTRE CONSOLE

1. Switch panel: electric windows.

2. Switch panel: hazard warning

lamps, central locking

(passenger compartment, load

space).

3. Cigarette lighter.

4. Heating-ventilation controls.

5. Storage compartment.

86 6. Grip Control.

7. Audio system.

8. Screen.

40

9.1 10. Emergency or

assistance call.

9. Electronic

gearbox gear

selector .

3

4

3

2

3

10

Interior

1.

Forwards-backwards

adjustment.

2. Angle.

3. Height. 4. Head restraint

height and

angle.

Driver's seat

65

71

42

78

88

SITTING COMFORTABLY

Steering wheel

Adjust the steering wheel for height

and reach.

Storage compartments

These are placed under the front

seats. For greater ease, reach behind

the seat to access them.

The tools are stored under the right-hand

seat and can be accessed from the rear.

Seat belts

Height adjustment.

Fastening.

Mirrors

Manual adjustments.

Electric adjustments.

3

9

3

11

FAMILIARISATION

Interior

Lighting off.

Sidelamps.

Dipped beam headlamps (green).

Main beam headlamps (blue).

2 fast.

1 normal.

I intermittent.

0 off.

 single wipe.

AUTO, press the stalk down.

AUTO, automatic illumination

of headlamps.

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51

In cruise control mode, the vehicle speed

must be higher than 25 mph

(40 km/h) with at least 4th gear engaged.

53, 56

47

SEEING CLEARLY DRIVING SAFELY

Motorway function: press up or down

once, without passing the point of

resistance; the corresponding direction

indicators will ﬂ ash three times.

Lighting stalk Wiper stalk

Cruise control, Speed limiter

Hill start assist

Audio system

52, 129

Special position of the windscreen

wipers

In the minute after switching off the

ignition, any action on the wiper stalk

positions the wipers vertically at the

sides of the windscreen.

33

3

12

Interior

CAB SPACE

67

68

- folded position, allows long load of up to 3 metres to be

carried inside the vehicle, with the doors closed,

67

Outer seat Extenso Cab

Centre seat

A storage space under the seat cushion can

be made secure by ﬁ tting a padlock (not

supplied).

- foldaway position: allows high loads to be

carried in the cab.

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13

1

FAMILIARISATION

Interior

LOAD SPACE

We recommend that the load is

properly secured using the stowing

rings on the ﬂ oor and that heavy

objects are placed at the front (towards

the cab).

Overhead storage compartment: 5 kg.

Folding seat, in the seat back folded

onto seat cushion position: 50 kg.

Transverse roof bars: 75 kg.

Roof rack: 120 kg.

Rear roof ﬂ ap: 100 kg vertically.

75

76

Partitions

Removable ﬂ ap

Maximum loads

Stowing rings

This can be removed for the loading of

long objects.

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4

3

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Interior

VENTILATION

59

61

CHILD SAFETY

95

93

Recommended settings for Manual Air Conditioning

For optimum use of the system, we recommend:

If I require...

Air

distribution

Temperature Air ﬂ ow

Air

recirculation

AC

Heating

-

Cooling

Demisting

Defrosting

63

With Digital Air Conditioning, operation in AUTO mode is recommended at all

times.

Remember to switch the system off when the ambient air suits

your requirements.

Airbag deactivation

Child seats

Heating

Air conditioning

Digital air

conditioning

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1

FAMILIARISATION

E

CO-DRIVING

Eco-driving is a range of everyday practices that allow the motorist to optimise their fuel consumption and CO

2

emissions.

Optimise the use of your

gearbox

With a manual gearbox, move off

gently, change up without waiting and

drive by changing up quite soon. If

your vehicle has the system, the gear

shift indicator invites you to change

up; it is displayed in the instrument

panel, follow its instructions.

With an automatic or electronic

gearbox, stay in Drive "D" or

Auto "A" , according to the type

of gearbox, without pressing

the accelerator pedal heavily or

suddenly.

Control the use of your

electrical equipment

Before moving off, if the passenger

compartment is too warm, ventilate it

by opening the windows and air vents

before using the air conditioning.

Above 30 mph (50 km/h), close the

windows and leave the air vents open.

Remember to make use of equipment

that can help keep the temperature

in the passenger compartment down

(sunroof and window blinds...).

Switch off the headlamps and front

foglamps when the level of light does

not require their use.

Avoid running the engine before

moving off, particularly in winter; your

vehicle will warm up much faster

while driving.

Drive smoothly

Maintain a safe distance between

vehicles, use engine braking rather

than the brake pedal, and press the

accelerator progressively. These

practices contribute towards a

reduction in fuel consumption and CO

2

emissions and also helps reduce the

background trafﬁ c noise.

If your vehicle has cruise control,

make use of the system at speeds

above 25 mph (40 km/h) when the

trafﬁ c is ﬂ owing well.

As a passenger, if you avoid

connecting your multimedia devices

(ﬁ lm, music, video game...), you

will contribute towards limiting the

consumption of electrical energy, and

so of fuel.

Disconnect your portable devices

before leaving the vehicle.

Switch off the air conditioning, unless

it has automatic digital regulation, as

soon as the desired temperature is

attained.

Switch off the demisting and

defrosting controls, if not automatic.

Switch off the heated seat as soon as

possible.

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Limit the causes of excess

consumption

Spread loads throughout the

vehicle; place the heaviest items in

the bottom of the boot, as close as

possible to the rear seats.

Limit the loads carried in the

vehicle and reduce wind resistance

(roof bars, roof rack, bicycle

carrier, trailer...). Use a roof box in

preference.

Remove roof bars and roof racks

after use.

At the end of winter, remove snow

tyres and reﬁ t your summer tyres.

Observe the recommendations

on maintenance

Check the tyre pressures regularly,

when cold, referring to the label in the

door 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 the

tyres on any trailer or caravan.

Have your vehicle serviced regularly

(engine oil, oil ﬁ lter, air ﬁ lter...) and

observe the schedule of operations

recommended by the manufacturer.

When refuelling, do not continue after

the 3

rd

cut-off of the nozzle to avoid

any overﬂ ow.

At the wheel of your new vehicle, it is

only after the ﬁ rst 1 800 miles

(3 000 kilometres) that you will see

the fuel consumption settle down to a

consistent average.

1

7

Access

READY TO GO

2

KEY

This locks and unlocks the doors on

the vehicle, opens and closes the

fuel ﬁ ller cap, as well as starting and

stopping the engine.

ACCESS

Security of use

REMOTE CONTROL

Unlocking

Unlocking the load space

Central locking

Press this button to lock

the vehicle completely.

The direction indicators ﬂ ash once.

If one of the doors is open

(transportation of long loads) or is not

closed correctly, the central locking will

not work.

Deadlocking

A second press on the closed padlock

on the remote control within ﬁ ve

seconds after locking changes

the locking to deadlocking.

This is conﬁ rmed by ﬁ xed lighting

of the direction indicators for

approximately two seconds.

Deadlocking renders the exterior

and interior door opening handles

inoperative: do not leave anyone inside

the vehicle when it is deadlocked.

If deadlocking is activated from inside

the vehicle using the remote control, it

will change to normal locking when the

vehicle is started.

To unlock the load space only:

Press this control to unlock

the load space, the front

doors alone remain locked.

Press this control to lock

the vehicle completely.

Press this button to unlock all

of the rear doors.

Press this button once to

unlock the front doors.

Press this button again

to unlock your vehicle

completely.

The direction indicators ﬂ ash twice.

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Access

Good practice

Take care not to allow the remote

control to come into contact with

grease, dust, rain or a damp

environment.

A heavy object attached to the key

(keyring, ...) weighing on the shaft of

the key in the switch, may cause a

malfunction.

REMOTE CONTROL

Reinitialising the remote control

Following changing of the remote

control battery or disconnection of the

vehicle battery, the remote control may

have to be reinitialised.

Wait at least one minute before using

the remote control.

Insert the key in the ignition switch with

the buttons (padlocks) of the remote

control facing you.

Switch on the ignition.

Press the locking padlock for at

least ﬁ ve seconds within the next

ten seconds.

Switch off the ignition.

Wait at least one minute before using

the remote control.

The remote control is now working

again.

Use only identical batteries or

batteries of an equivalent type to those

recommended by CITROËN dealers.

Do not discard the remote control

batteries, they contain metals which

are harmful to the environment.

Deposit them at a CITROËN

dealership, or at an authorised

collection point.

Folding/unfolding the key

Changing the battery

Battery ref.: CR1620 / 3 volts.

The "battery ﬂ at" information is given

by an audible signal, accompanied by

a message in the screen.

To replace the battery, unclip the

casing using a coin at the ring.

If the remote control does not work

after the battery has been changed,

reinitialise the remote control.

There is a risk of damage if the

replacement battery is not the correct

type

Press this button to release

the key from its housing.

To fold the key, press this

chromed button then fold

the key into the housing. If

you do not press the button,

the mechanism may be damaged.

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