interior lights Alfa Romeo Stelvio 2019 Owner's Manual

In-depth knowledge of your new vehicle starts here.
The handbook that you are reading simply and directly explains
how it is made and how it works.
That’s why we advise you to read it seated comfortably on board,
so that you can see immediately what is described for you.
KNOWING YOUR CAR
INSTRUMENT PANEL............................10
DASHBOARD FOR RIGHT-HAND DRIVE VERSION . . ........11
THEKEYS...................................12
IGNITION DEVICE..............................13
ENGINE IMMOBILIZER...........................14
ALARM.....................................15
DOORS.....................................15
SEATS.....................................19
HEAD RESTRAINTS.............................23
STEERING WHEEL..............................23
REAR VIEW MIRRORS...........................24
EXTERNAL LIGHTS .............................26
INTERIOR LIGHTS..............................31
WINDSCREEN WIPER . ...........................31
CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM.......................33
WINDOW WINDERS.............................35
ELECTRIC SUNROOF............................36
BONNET....................................38
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT TAILGATE..................39

AUTO FUNCTION (Dusk sensor)
This is implemented by an infrared LED
sensor on the windscreen that works in
conjunction with the rain sensor. It is able
to detect variations in the outside light
level based on the light sensitivity set
through the Connect system.
The dusk sensor sensitivity can be
adjusted according to 3 levels: level
1=minimum sensitivity, level 2=average
sensitivity, level 3=maximum sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity set, the lesser
is the external light variation needed to
switch the lights on (e.g. with a setting on
level 3 at sunset the headlights come on
earlier than levels 1 and 2).
Function activation
Turn the light switch to the
position.
IMPORTANT The function can only be
activated with the ignition device at ON.
Function deactivation
To deactivate the function, turn the light
switch to a position other than
.
DIPPED HEADLIGHTS
Turn the light switch toto switch on
the side lights, the lights on the
instrument panel and the dipped beam
headlights.
The
warning light switches on in the
instrument panel.
DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS (DRL) AND
SIDE LIGHTS (Daytime Running Lights)
(where provided)
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With the ignition device turned to ON and
the light switch turned to position
the
daytime running lights are automatically
activated; the other lights and interior
lighting remain off.
Where provided, when the direction
indicators are activated, the
corresponding DRL will be dimmed (on
35W Bi-Xenon Headlamps, the DRL will
be turned off), until the direction
indicators are deactivated.
Where provided, the DRL can be
activated/deactivated from Connect
system, by selecting the following
functions in sequence on the main MENU:
"Settings", "Lights" and "Daytime Running
Lights".
IMPORTANT For markets where DRL use
is not required, these lights work as side
lights and they are switched on and off
jointly with the main beam headlights.
FRONT FOG LIGHTS
(where provided)
The fog light switch is integrated with the
light switch.
Press the
button to turn on the fog
lights with side lights and dipped beam
headlights on.To turn off the fog lights, press the
button again or turn the switch to the
position.
The fog lights are switched on with the
dipped beam headlights or DRL on (the
latter work as side lights) and are
switched on when switching on the main
beam headlights but not when the main
beam headlights are flashed only.
If the fog lights are not switched off
before stopping the engine, the next time
the engine is started they will switch on
again.
Cornering lights
(where provided)
The fog lights perform cornering
function. This function allows to
illuminate the road or a corner better by
lighting the corresponding fog light.
The cornering function can be
deactivated on the Connect system by
selecting the following functions in
sequence on the main menu: "Settings",
"Lights" and "Cornering Lights".
REAR FOG LIGHT
The rear fog light switch is integrated
with the light switch.
Press the
button to switch the light
on/off.
The rear fog light switches on only when
the dipped beam headlights or fog lights
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INTERIOR LIGHTS
FRONT CEILING LIGHT
Switch 1 fig. 33 switches on/off the
light 8.
Switch 2 is used to switch the rear
ceiling lights on/off.
Switch 3 switches on/off all light
inside the ceiling lights (front and rear) in
the passenger's compartment.
Switch 4 activates or deactivates the
ceiling light 6, 7, 8 switching on/off upon
opening/closing the doors. Lights switch
on/off progressively.
Switch 5 switches on/off light 6.
WINDSCREEN WIPER
SCREEN WIPER/WASHER
7) 8)
This operates only with the ignition
device at ON.
The ring fig. 34 can be set to the
following positions:
windscreen wiper off.
rotating the ring nut to the first
position activates the first
sensitivity level of the rain sensor.
rotating the ring nut to the second
position activates the second
sensitivity level of the rain sensor.
rotating the ring nut to the third
position activates the first
continuous speed level of the
windscreen wipers in manual mode.
rotating the ring nut to the fourth
position activates the second
continuous speed level of the
windscreen wipers in manual mode.
Move the stalk upwards (it only has
unstable positions) to activate the MIST
function. It only operates while the stalk
is held in this position. When released, the
stalk will return to its default position
and the windscreen wiper will be
automatically stopped. This function is
useful to remove small deposits of dust
from the windscreen, or morning dew.
IMPORTANT This function does not
activate the windscreen washer;
windscreen washer fluid will not
therefore be sprayed onto the
windscreen. To spray windscreen washer
fluid onto the windscreen, the washing
function must be used.
With ring nut in position
or, the
windscreen wiper will automatically
adapt its operating speed to the speed of
the vehicle.
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Opening from the outside
When unlocked, the tailgate can be
opened from outside the vehicle by
pressing the electric opening button
fig. 44 located between the number plate
lights, for about one second until you hear
the unlocking click, or by quickly pressing
the
button on the remote control
twice.
Opening from the inside
When it is locked, the tailgate can be
opened from inside the car by lifting the
button 1 fig. 45 on the driver’s door panel
trim.
IMPORTANT You can stop the tailgate
moving by pressing the same button
again.
BOOT EMERGENCY OPENING
There is a flap fig. 46 on the luggage
compartment internal trim, next to the
tailgate lock, accessible by folding down
the rear seat backrest, which allows
access to the manual lock opening cord.
Pull the cord to release the lock.
The tailgate can now be opened manually.
CLOSING
Closing from outside
It is possible to close the tailgate by
pressing:
the button 2 fig. 47 on the tailgate
interior trim;
the button 3 on the tailgate interior
trim, (all the doors, including the tailgate,
will be locked);
thebutton on the remote
control twice quickly;
the button fig. 44 on the tailgate,
between the number plate lights.
IMPORTANT It is possible to stop the
tailgate moving with any of the close
buttons.
Closing from inside
Press the button 1 fig. 45 on the driver’s
door panel trim and hold it down until the
operation is complete.
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KNOWING YOUR CAR

SETTINGS
To access the user-programmable
functions, open the main menu by
pressing the MENU button, then select
SETTINGS by turning and pressing the
Rotary Pad.
The following items can be found in this
menu fig. 199:
Lights;
Units & Language;
Time and Date;
Safety;
Driver assistance;
Doors & Locks;
Cluster;
Infotainment;
System.
Lights
To access the “Lights” function, select it
by turning the Rotary Pad and press the
Rotary Pad to activate. The followingsettings can be modified when this mode
is selected:
Headlight sensor;
Follow me;
Cornering lights;
Flash lights when locking;
Daytime running lights;
Courtesy lights;
Interior lights;
Automatic High Beam;
Restore settings.
Units & Language
To access the “Units and languages”
function, select it by turning the Rotary
Pad and press the Rotary Pad to activate.
The following settings can be modified
when this mode is selected:
Units;
Language;
Restore settings.
Time and Date
To access the “Time & date” function,
select it by turning the Rotary Pad and
press the Rotary Pad to activate. The
following settings can be modified when
this mode is selected:
Sync with GPS Time;
Set time;
Time format;
Set Date;
Restore settings.Safety
To access the “Safety” function, select it
by turning the Rotary Pad and press the
Rotary Pad to activate.
The following settings can be modified
when this mode is selected:
Speed Limiter
This lets you activate/deactivate the
function warning that you have exceeded
the set speed.
Speed Limiter - Set Speed
Lets you set the speed limit value. By
turning the Rotary Pad, the speed
increases by 5 mph (5 km/h), on rotation,
from a minimum of 20 mph (30 km/h) to a
maximum of 110 mph (180 km/h).
Forward Collision Warning
Allows you to select the intervention
readiness for the anti-collision system.
The options available are:
"Status": lets you activate/deactivate
the system (where provided);
"Mode": used to set the following
operating modes: Warning-brake,
warning, off (where provided);
"Sensitivity": allows you to select the
intervention readiness for the system
according to the distance of the obstacle
(near, average, far).
Lane Departure Warning
This function can be used to select the
"readiness" of the Lane Departure
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MULTIMEDIA

Emergency braking..........146
HDC (system)................74
Head restraints...............23
Headlight alignment adjustment....30
Headlight alignment corrector......30
HSA (Hill Start Assist) system......73
Identification data............192
Ignition device...............13
Interior lights................31
ISOFIX child restraint system
(installation)...............95
Jump starting............163 ,164
Keys
Electronic key..............12
Lane Change................29
Lane Departure Warning System . . .129
Lifting the vehicle............187
Light bulbs
Types of bulbs.............147
Light switch.................26
Luggage compartment tailgate.....39
Main beam headlights..........28
Main beam headlights (changing a
bulb)...................149
Occupant protection systems......86
Paintwork (cleaning and
maintenance).............189
Park Sensors system..........127
Parking lights................28Parking the vehicle............111
Passive Entry (system)..........16
PBA (Panic Brake Assist) system....73
Performance (top speed)........208
Power Lock (device)............17
Pre-tensioners...............89
Load limiters..............89
Prescriptions for handling the car
at the end of its life..........210
Rain sensor.................32
RCP system.................78
Rear Back-up Camera / Dynamic
Gridlines................130
Rear seats..................21
Rear view mirrors.............24
Rear window wiper/washer.......32
Reconfigurable TFT display.......46
Refuelling.................202
Refuelling procedure..........131
Refuelling the vehicle..........131
Replacing an external bulb.......149
Rims and tyres..............195
Rims and tyres provided........196
Run Flat Tyres...............163
Saving fuel................136
SBA (Seat Belt Alert) system......88
Scheduled servicing...........170
Scheduled servicing plan (2.2 JTD
diesel engine versions)........174Screen wiper/washer...........31
Smart washing function........32
Seat belts..................86
Seats.....................19
Service schedule (2.0 T4 MAir
petrol engine versions)........171
Servicing procedures..........185
Side bag..................107
Side lights..................27
Snow chains................188
Speed Limiter . ..............118
SRS (supplementary restraint
system).................103
Start & Stop Evo.............117
Starting the engine............110
Starting with flat key battery......13
Steering lock . . ..............13
Steering wheel...............23
Steering wheel controls .........217
Suggestions for driving .........136
Symbols....................5
TC (Traction Control) system......73
TFT Display (3.5”) . ............44
TFT Display (7”)...............45
The keys...................12
Tire Repair Kit . ..............160
Topping up AdBlue® (UREA) diesel
emissions additive..........132
Towing the vehicle . ...........166
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