Citroen NEMO DAG 2008.5 1.G Owner's Guide
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 KEY 
 This locks and unlocks the locks on the  
vehicle and starts the engine. 
 REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY 
 Reference: CR 2032/3 volts.   -    use the screwdriver as a lever to extract 
the battery holder housing  2 , 
  -    remove the housing and change the  battery  3 observing the polarities , 
  -    put the battery holder housing  2 back 
inside the key and secure it by turning the  
screw  1 .  
  Changing the remote control battery 
 There is a risk of damage if the  
replacement battery does not conform. 
 Only use batteries which are identical or of 
an equivalent type to those recommended 
by a  CITROËN dealer . Take used batteries 
to an approved collection point.  
   -     press the button to eject the key ,   -    turn the screw 
1 from the closed 
padlock to the open padlock using 
a screwdriver with a thin tip ,    
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 ELECTRONIC IMMOBILISER 
 All of the keys contain an electronic  
immobiliser device. 
 This device locks the engine supply system. 
It is activated automatically when the key is 
removed from the ignition. 
 After the ignition is switched on, a dialogue 
is established between the key and the 
electronic immobiliser system.  This warning light is switched off 
after the ignition is switched on 
and the key has been recognised, 
the engine can be started. 
 If the key is not recognised, the engine 
cannot be started. Use another key and 
have the faulty key checked by a  CITROËN 
dealer . 
  Good practice 
 Do not make any modifications to the  
electronic immobiliser system. 
 Operating the remote control, even when it 
is in your pocket, may result in involuntary 
unlocking of the doors. 
 The simultaneous use of other high 
frequency equipment (mobile telephones, 
domestic alarms…), may interfere with the 
operation of the remote control temporarily. 
  
When purchasing a second-hand vehicle:   
   -   ensure that you are given the confidential  card, 
  -   have the keys memorised by a  CITROËN  dealer  to ensure that the keys in your 
possession are the only ones which can 
start the vehicle.  
 Driving with the doors locked may 
make access to the passenger 
compartment by the emergency services 
more difficult in an emergency. 
 As a safety precaution (with children on 
board), remove the key from the ignition 
when leaving the vehicle, even for a short 
time.  
 ALARM 
 This provides:  
   -   exterior perimeter protection by means of  detectors on the doors and bonnet and 
on the electrical supply, 
  -   interior protection,  
  -   anti-lift protection, 
  -  protection against the unauthorised  insertion of a key in the starter.   
 The equipment includes a siren. 
  Activation of the alarm 
 First ensure that all of the accesses are  
closed correctly. 
 The alarm is activated by pressing 
this control, the protection is 
active after a few seconds. 
 While the alarm is monitoring, any 
intrusion triggers the siren for approximately 
30 seconds, accompanied by lighting of the 
direction indicators. 
 The alarm then returns to monitoring mode. 
 The alarm is also triggered following an 
electrical supply cut-off, when the supply is 
restored.   
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   Deactivation using the remote control 
  Deactivation using the key 
 Unlock the doors using the key and enter  
the vehicle. Switch on the ignition to the 
RUNNING position, identification of the key 
code will switch off the alarm.  
     CONFIDENTIAL CARD 
 This is given to you on delivery of your  
vehicle with the duplicate keys. 
 It contains the identification code necessary 
for any work carried out by a  CITROËN 
dealer  on the electronic immobiliser system. 
This code is hidden by a film, which should 
be removed only if necessary. 
 Keep your card in a safe place, never inside 
the vehicle.   
 When undertaking a long trip or journey, 
however, it is advisable to take it with you 
along with your personal papers. 
  Deactivation of the anti-lift protection 
 To deactivate the anti-lift protection, press  
the button located on the vehicle’s courtesy 
light.    
  Good practice 
   To  quickly  deactivate  the  siren  following  
unwanted  triggering,  unlock  the  vehicle 
using  the  remote  control. 
 To avoid setting the alarm, before washing 
the vehicle for example, lock the vehicle 
using the key.  
 When this button is pressed, the 
alarm is deactivated when the 
vehicle is unlocked.  
  Signalling of attempted intrusion 
 When you return to your vehicle,  
the electronic immobiliser 
warning lamp flashes or a 
warning message appears on the 
instrument panel display, to indicate to you 
that an attempted intrusion has occurred in 
your absence.    
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 ELECTRONIC IMMOBILISER 
 All of the keys contain an electronic  
immobiliser device. 
 This device locks the engine supply system. 
It is activated automatically when the key is 
removed from the ignition. 
 After the ignition is switched on, a dialogue 
is established between the key and the 
electronic immobiliser system.  This warning light is switched off 
after the ignition is switched on 
and the key has been recognised, 
the engine can be started. 
 If the key is not recognised, the engine 
cannot be started. Use another key and 
have the faulty key checked by a  CITROËN 
dealer . 
  Good practice 
 Do not make any modifications to the  
electronic immobiliser system. 
 Operating the remote control, even when it 
is in your pocket, may result in involuntary 
unlocking of the doors. 
 The simultaneous use of other high 
frequency equipment (mobile telephones, 
domestic alarms…), may interfere with the 
operation of the remote control temporarily. 
  
When purchasing a second-hand vehicle:   
   -   ensure that you are given the confidential  card, 
  -   have the keys memorised by a  CITROËN  dealer  to ensure that the keys in your 
possession are the only ones which can 
start the vehicle.  
 Driving with the doors locked may 
make access to the passenger 
compartment by the emergency services 
more difficult in an emergency. 
 As a safety precaution (with children on 
board), remove the key from the ignition 
when leaving the vehicle, even for a short 
time.  
 ALARM 
 This provides:  
   -   exterior perimeter protection by means of  detectors on the doors and bonnet and 
on the electrical supply, 
  -   interior protection,  
  -   anti-lift protection, 
  -  protection against the unauthorised  insertion of a key in the starter.   
 The equipment includes a siren. 
  Activation of the alarm 
 First ensure that all of the accesses are  
closed correctly. 
 The alarm is activated by pressing 
this control, the protection is 
active after a few seconds. 
 While the alarm is monitoring, any 
intrusion triggers the siren for approximately 
30 seconds, accompanied by lighting of the 
direction indicators. 
 The alarm then returns to monitoring mode. 
 The alarm is also triggered following an 
electrical supply cut-off, when the supply is 
restored.   
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 ELECTRONIC IMMOBILISER 
 All of the keys contain an electronic  
immobiliser device. 
 This device locks the engine supply system. 
It is activated automatically when the key is 
removed from the ignition. 
 After the ignition is switched on, a dialogue 
is established between the key and the 
electronic immobiliser system.  This warning light is switched off 
after the ignition is switched on 
and the key has been recognised, 
the engine can be started. 
 If the key is not recognised, the engine 
cannot be started. Use another key and 
have the faulty key checked by a  CITROËN 
dealer . 
  Good practice 
 Do not make any modifications to the  
electronic immobiliser system. 
 Operating the remote control, even when it 
is in your pocket, may result in involuntary 
unlocking of the doors. 
 The simultaneous use of other high 
frequency equipment (mobile telephones, 
domestic alarms…), may interfere with the 
operation of the remote control temporarily. 
  
When purchasing a second-hand vehicle:   
   -   ensure that you are given the confidential  card, 
  -   have the keys memorised by a  CITROËN  dealer  to ensure that the keys in your 
possession are the only ones which can 
start the vehicle.  
 Driving with the doors locked may 
make access to the passenger 
compartment by the emergency services 
more difficult in an emergency. 
 As a safety precaution (with children on 
board), remove the key from the ignition 
when leaving the vehicle, even for a short 
time.  
 ALARM 
 This provides:  
   -   exterior perimeter protection by means of  detectors on the doors and bonnet and 
on the electrical supply, 
  -   interior protection,  
  -   anti-lift protection, 
  -  protection against the unauthorised  insertion of a key in the starter.   
 The equipment includes a siren. 
  Activation of the alarm 
 First ensure that all of the accesses are  
closed correctly. 
 The alarm is activated by pressing 
this control, the protection is 
active after a few seconds. 
 While the alarm is monitoring, any 
intrusion triggers the siren for approximately 
30 seconds, accompanied by lighting of the 
direction indicators. 
 The alarm then returns to monitoring mode. 
 The alarm is also triggered following an 
electrical supply cut-off, when the supply is 
restored.   
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   Deactivation using the remote control 
  Deactivation using the key 
 Unlock the doors using the key and enter  
the vehicle. Switch on the ignition to the 
RUNNING position, identification of the key 
code will switch off the alarm.  
     CONFIDENTIAL CARD 
 This is given to you on delivery of your  
vehicle with the duplicate keys. 
 It contains the identification code necessary 
for any work carried out by a  CITROËN 
dealer  on the electronic immobiliser system. 
This code is hidden by a film, which should 
be removed only if necessary. 
 Keep your card in a safe place, never inside 
the vehicle.   
 When undertaking a long trip or journey, 
however, it is advisable to take it with you 
along with your personal papers. 
  Deactivation of the anti-lift protection 
 To deactivate the anti-lift protection, press  
the button located on the vehicle’s courtesy 
light.    
  Good practice 
   To  quickly  deactivate  the  siren  following  
unwanted  triggering,  unlock  the  vehicle 
using  the  remote  control. 
 To avoid setting the alarm, before washing 
the vehicle for example, lock the vehicle 
using the key.  
 When this button is pressed, the 
alarm is deactivated when the 
vehicle is unlocked.  
  Signalling of attempted intrusion 
 When you return to your vehicle,  
the electronic immobiliser 
warning lamp flashes or a 
warning message appears on the 
instrument panel display, to indicate to you 
that an attempted intrusion has occurred in 
your absence.    
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   Deactivation using the remote control 
  Deactivation using the key 
 Unlock the doors using the key and enter  
the vehicle. Switch on the ignition to the 
RUNNING position, identification of the key 
code will switch off the alarm.  
     CONFIDENTIAL CARD 
 This is given to you on delivery of your  
vehicle with the duplicate keys. 
 It contains the identification code necessary 
for any work carried out by a  CITROËN 
dealer  on the electronic immobiliser system. 
This code is hidden by a film, which should 
be removed only if necessary. 
 Keep your card in a safe place, never inside 
the vehicle.   
 When undertaking a long trip or journey, 
however, it is advisable to take it with you 
along with your personal papers. 
  Deactivation of the anti-lift protection 
 To deactivate the anti-lift protection, press  
the button located on the vehicle’s courtesy 
light.    
  Good practice 
   To  quickly  deactivate  the  siren  following  
unwanted  triggering,  unlock  the  vehicle 
using  the  remote  control. 
 To avoid setting the alarm, before washing 
the vehicle for example, lock the vehicle 
using the key.  
 When this button is pressed, the 
alarm is deactivated when the 
vehicle is unlocked.  
  Signalling of attempted intrusion 
 When you return to your vehicle,  
the electronic immobiliser 
warning lamp flashes or a 
warning message appears on the 
instrument panel display, to indicate to you 
that an attempted intrusion has occurred in 
your absence.    
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 OPENING FROM THE OUTSIDE 
 Driver’s door 
  Use the remote control to unlock from the  
outside. 
 Pull the handle towards you. 
   If the remote control does not work, insert 
the metal part of the key in the lock on the 
driver ’s side.  
 Sliding side door 
  Pull the handle towards you then towards  
the rear. 
 
Slide the door fully to secure it in the open 
position (Van) or to trigger the door open 
retaining device (Combi).    
 W h e n   t h e   f u e l   fi   l l e r   fl   a p   i s   o p e n ,   a   s a f e t y   
system checks the sliding of the side door. 
If your vehicle is positioned on a slope, 
guide the sliding side door. The door may 
open or close more quickly when on a slope, 
which could result in injuries.
 As a safety precaution and to guarantee 
correct operation, do not drive with the sliding 
side door open.    Opening to 180° 
   Press the catch while opening the door.   
 Hinged rear doors 
 The 60/40 type asymmetrical hinged rear  
doors have four closing points, including a 
central closing point.    Pull the handle towards you. 
 Start by opening the large hinged door, then 
unlock by pulling the lever to release and 
open the small hinged door. 
 The two hinged doors open to 90°. 
 Driving with the small hinged door open is 
permitted to make the transportation of long 
loads easier. Observe the customary safety 
indications, to attract the attention of other 
drivers.       
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Good practice
 When opening, take care not to obstruct the  
guide space on the floor to allow the door to 
slide correctly. 
   Do not block traffic.   
  Load space 
 OPENING FROM THE INSIDE  Sliding side door 
  Pull the handle A towards the rear, slide the 
door fully to secure it in the open position 
(Van) or to trigger the door open retaining 
device (Combi).   
Driver’s door 
 Pull the interior handle to unlock.  
  
Active locking:   When the vehicle 
speed approaches 12 mph (20 km/h), a 
characteristic locking noise indicates that 
your vehicle has been locked automatically. 
   This "AUTOCLOSE" function is activated or 
deactivated via the "MENU". 
   This function is deactivated when the vehicle 
is delivered.  
Hinged rear doors
 To open, slide the control B to the right.  
  If your vehicle is positioned on a  
slope, guide the sliding side door. The 
door may open or close more quickly 
when on a slope, which could result in 
injuries. 
 
For safety and practical reasons, do not 
drive with the sliding side door open.  
Press once to unlock the sliding 
side doors and the rear doors 
(Van) from the cab.      
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 CLOSING FROM INSIDE 
  Central locking  
 Push the interior handle to lock the entire  
vehicle or the door concerned. However, 
if one of the doors is open or is not closed 
correctly, the central locking does not work.  Always remove the key from the 
ignition when leaving the vehicle, even 
for a short time. 
  Closing from 180° 
 The check strap will re-attach automatically  
when the hinged doors are closed, the small 
door being closed first.   
  Load space 
 Press to lock the sliding side 
doors and the rear doors (Van) 
from the cab.  
   Protection against attack  
 When the vehicle is started, the system  
locks the cab and load space doors 
automatically when you reach approximately 
12 mph (20 km/h). 
 This "AUTOCLOSE" function is activated or 
deactivated via the "MENU". 
 If none of the doors are opened during the 
journey, the locking remains active. 
 This function is deactivated when the vehicle 
is delivered.