Citroen C8 DAG 2008 1.G Manual PDF

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2 - Automatic operation A U T O M A T I C A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G
This is the normal operating mode.
A press on this button, conirmed by a snowlake on
the display with the text AUTO, allows all the following
5 functions to be automatically managed in line with
the temperature selected:
- Flow of air.
- Cabin temperature.
- Distribution of air.
- Air conditioning.
- Recycling of air.
To enable the system to operate, all the air vents
should be kept open.
To revert to manual mode, press again on the button.
Note:
- When starting from cold, in order to avoid distributing too much cold air, the blower builds up to its normal
speed progressively as the engine warms up.
- An air low of zero will prevent the system from working and will stop the whole of the air conditioning
system.
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Manual recalling of one or more functions
Each of the functions
5-7 and 8 can be adjusted ma -
nually.
Then the display of the “AUTO” function disappears.
3 - Adjustment of temperature on left
hand side
4 - Adjustment of temperature on right hand side
To display the temperature you desire, press on but -
ton 3 or 4.
The difference between the temperatures on the right
and on the left cannot be greater than 5.
A long press on the button makes the temperature for
the passenger equal to that programmed by the dri -
ver.
An adjustment around 21 will provide a temperature
that is comfortable.
Depending on your requirements, an adjustment
between 18 and 24 is normal.
Notes:
If you enter the vehicle after a lengthy stop and the
inside temperature is far too cold (or far too hot) than
is comfortable, do not alter the temperature setting to
try and restore the desired comfort level. The system
will automatically and rapidly deploy maximum power
to make up the difference in temperature.
For maximum comfort from one trip to the next, your
adjustments are retained provided the temperature
has altered little; otherwise the air conditioning will re -
sume in automatic mode. 5 - Air conditioning
Press the switch located on the dashboard.
Warning lamp lit up and snowlake on the dis -
play = in operation.
Use the AUTO mode to avoid misting of the windows
in damp or cold weather.
6 - Recirculation of interior air
By pressing the button, the intake of exterior air
is halted and the warning lamp lights.
Without affecting the other adjustments, this po -
sition prevents the entry of unpleasant odours or f umes
from outside. It is recommended that the control sh ould
not be left in the recycling position for longer th an is
necessary for demisting and the renewal of air in t he
passenger compartment.
For this, press the “AUTO” button, or press again on
the air recycling button.
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7 - Air distribution
The windscreen, front side windows
and passenger footwells. The level of air low is represented on the display by
the progressive illing of the fan blades.
Note:
to avoid condensation and poor air quality in the
passenger compartment, it is recommended always to
maintain a suficient low of air.
Deactivation of the air conditioning
Turn the thumbwheel to the left until the display disap -
pears.
This adjustment, among other functions, deactivates
the air conditioning. Comfort is no longer assured.
Only rear screen demisting is available.
Reactivation
- AUTO button (the values already programmed are
preserved)
- MAX button
- rotate the thumbwheel.
Press AUTO to return
the system to its automatic function.
One press on the button(s) will direct the air low to
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wards:
The windscreen and front side win-
dows.
The central vents and passenger
footwells.
The passenger footwells.
The central vents. 8 - Air low
Heater blower control:
Turn the control to the right to increase, and to
the left to decrease.
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9 - Visibility programme (max button)
To demist or defrost the windows rapidly (hu
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midity, no. of passengers, frosty weather), the
“AUTO” programme may not be suficient.
10 - Adjustment of rear ventilation (REAR) or
equalisation of the adjustments of 3
and 4 to those made with the control
on the driver’s side (MONO)
Press the button, the ventilation symbol ap -
pears on the display. 11 - Adjusting the low of air to the rear
seat positions (sliding side door pillars
on right hand side and left hand side)
Then select the visibility programme by pressing the
“MAX” button.
The visibility programme warning lamp lights up.
This activates the air conditioning, the low of air and
the defrosting of the rear screen, for optimum sharing
of the ventilation between windscreen and side win -
dows. It deactivates the air recycling.
The air low adjustment thumbwheels for the 2nd row
lateral air vents are operational.
To deactivate the rear ventilation commands, press the
button again, the rear ventilation symbol goes out. If button
10 has been actioned, these thumbwheels
allow the 2nd row passengers to adjust their air low.
+/-: increase or decrease in air low.
AUTO: control of adjustments by front passengers.
0: stop.
12 - Demisting - Defrosting
While it is operating, the warning lamp lights
and the symbol appears on the display.
This control is for rapid defrosting or demisting of the
rear screen, it acts automatically on the low of air, the
distribution of air, the air conditioning and the entry o f
air.
To switch it off, give another press either on the same
button or on the “AUTO” button.
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A - Spotlamps
A press on one of the buttons will switch the corresponding sp
otlamp on
or off.
They will not come on if the ignition is switched off or t he vehicle is in eco-
nomy mode.
Lighting of the row of seats on opening of a door
Note: for the last row of seats, lighting is prompted by opening of
the boot.
No lighting
Permanent lighting, provided the ignition is on.
Automatic lighting of interior lamps
- When you enter the vehicle:
They light up when you unlock the vehicle. When you open one of the front doors the front interior lamp comes on.
They go out 30 seconds after doors have been closed, or after the ignition has been switched on.
- When you leave the vehicle:
They come on when you remove the ignition key (for about 30 seco nds), or when a door is opened.
They go out after 30 seconds with the doors closed, or immediat ely the vehicle is locked.

B - Interior lamps
For each row of seats, the control allows you to select the following func-
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Boot lighting
Operates automatically on ope
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ning the tailgate. Sill lighting
These light up automatically with
the interior lamps.Glovebox lighting
Comes on automatically when the
cover is opened. Do not forget to
close it again.
Does not work with the ignition
off.
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Upper glovebox
To open, press the control.
To close, press the centre of the
cover.
On the driver’s side , the glove
box has compartments for stowing
a pen, a mobile telephone, coins,
tokens and credit cards.
On the passenger’s side , there
are compartments for stowing a
pair of spectacles, keys, ive CDs
and four audio cassettes, or nine
CDs. Lower glovebox
This has a lock.
To open the glovebox, lift the han
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dle.
The lap has various stowage pos -
sibilities.
It has three sockets for connecting
audio/video equipment (see Navi -
Drive instructions). Radio concealment lap
Lower the lap as far as possible
to lock it in place.
Press on the lap to raise it.
For safety reasons, the glove compartment should always be closed when driving.
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Aircraft-style tray
The tray is itted behind the bac -
krest of the front seats.
(Do not forget to fold it in before
rotating the front seat). 12 V accessory socket
(Maximum power : 120 Watts)
This is located forward of the 3rd
row storage pockets to be acces
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sible to the 3rd row passengers. Cigar lighter
Operates when the ignition is on.
Push in and wait a few moments.
The cigar lighter will release auto
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matically. The cigar lighter will gra -
dually emerge for easy removal.
The cigar lighter socket can also
be used as a 12V accessory sup -
ply.
In this case the cigar lighter can
be stowed in the location A provi -
ded for the purpose.
Avoid using the shelf for heavy or hard items.
These could be dangerous if thrown around during hars h
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Cupholder and ashtray
This pull-out pocket beneits from
lighting and contains a detachable
ashtray and up to two cupholders.
The detachable ashtray can be
installed in the can-holders of the
2nd and 3rd rows, in the seat bac -
krests when these are deployed
as tables, as well as on the litter
container. Front door storage
Includes a can-holder, a compart
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ment for a water bottle or the mo -
vable liitter container, and ample
further space. Ventilated compartment
It can hold up to four cans.
Slide the partition located above,
to open or close the air supply.
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Oddments tray on centre
console
This oddments tray should not be
used as an ashtray. Child monitoring mirror
This mirror allows the driver or
front passenger to observe all the
rear seat positions.
Mounted on a special pivot and
able to be retracted into its own
roof recess, it gives a panoramic
view of the rear of the passenger
compartment.Sun visors
Fold visors down to avoid dazzle
from ahead.
They can be disengaged from their
central ixing and pivoted over to
the side windows if required.
The passenger’s and driver’s sun
visors each have a mirror that can
be covered.
Sun visor with illuminated
mirror
Illuminates automatically on ope
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ning the mirror cover lap (ignition
on).
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