Citroen BERLINGO MULTISPACE RHD 2013.5 2.G Workshop Manual
Manufacturer: CITROEN, Model Year: 2013.5, Model line: BERLINGO MULTISPACE RHD, Model: Citroen BERLINGO MULTISPACE RHD 2013.5 2.GPages: 268, PDF Size: 13.36 MB
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    DIRECTION  INDICATORS 
  "Motorway"  function 
 Press the control up or down to fl ash 
the corresponding direction indicator 
three  times.   
  LIGHTING  CONTROL 
  Left : downwards passing the 
point of resistance. 
  Right : upwards passing the 
point of resistance.    Front and rear lighting 
 Selection is by turning ring  
A .  Lighting  off 
 Automatic illumination of 
headlamps 
 Sidelamps 
 Dipped beam (green) 
 Main  beam  (blue)  
  Dipped beam/main beam change 
 Pull the stalk fully towards you.  
  Lighting-on  audible  warning 
 On switching off the ignition, all of the 
lamps turn off, except dipped beam if 
automatic guide-me-home lighting has 
been activated. 
 To activate the lighting control, turn 
ring   A  to the lighting off position "0" 
then to the selection of your choice. 
 On opening the driver's door, there is 
an audible warning if you have left the 
lighting on. 
  Checking by means of the 
indicator lamps on the instrument 
panel is described in the 
"Instruments and controls" section 
of chapter 2. 
  Direction  indicators  
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     LED  DAYTIME  RUNNING  LAMPS 
 Rear foglamps (amber, 
2nd rotation of the ring 
forwards). 
 Front foglamps (green, 
1st rotation of the ring 
forwards). 
  Front and rear foglamps 
 Rotate ring  
B  forwards to switch on 
and rearwards to switch off. The status 
is confi rmed by the warning lamps in 
the instrument panel. 
 They operate with the sidelamps and 
dipped beam headlamps.   Do not forget to switch them off 
when they are no longer needed. 
 Operation of the automatic illumination 
of headlamps switches off the rear 
foglamps, but the front foglamps 
remain  on.   
 To switch off the front and rear 
foglamps, turn the ring rearwards twice 
in succession. 
 In clear weather or in rain, both day 
and night, rear foglamps dazzle and 
their use is prohibited. 
  Automatic illumination of headlamps 
 In foggy weather or in snow, 
the sunshine sensor may detect 
suffi cient light. As a consequence, 
the lighting will not come on 
automatically.
If necessary, you must switch 
on the dipped beam headlamps 
manually. 
 Do not cover the sunshine sensor 
located on the windscreen, behind 
the mirror. It is used for the automatic 
illumination of headlamps and for the 
automatic rain sensitive wipers. 
  Activation 
 Turn the ring to the   AUTO   position. 
The activation of this function is 
accompanied by a message in the 
screen.  
  Deactivation 
 Turn the ring forwards or rearwards. 
The deactivation of this function is 
accompanied by a message in the 
screen. 
 The function is deactivated temporarily 
when you use the manual lighting 
control stalk.   The  sidelamps 
and dipped beam 
headlamps switch 
on automatically if 
the light is poor, or 
during operation of the windscreen 
wipers. They switch off as soon as the 
light becomes bright enough or the 
windscreen wipers stop. 
 This function is not compatible with the 
daytime running lamps. 
  On starting the vehicle, in daylight the 
LED daytime running lamps come on 
automatically. 
 If the sidelamps and headlamps are 
switched on manually or automatically, 
the daytime running lamps go off.  
  Programming 
 For countries where exterior lighting by 
day is not a legal requirement, you can 
activate or deactivate the function via 
the confi guration menu.  
 If the user does not operate any 
equipment for 30 minutes, the 
Economy mode engages to avoid 
discharging the battery (see "Battery" 
in section 7). Electrical functions are 
put on standby and the battery warning 
lamp fl ashes. 
 Sidelamp operation is not affected by 
Economy  mode.   
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  If the sunshine sensor 
does not function correctly , 
the lighting comes on 
accompanied by the service 
warning lamp, an audible 
signal and a message in the screen. 
 Contact a CITROËN dealer or a 
qualifi ed workshop.   
  Guide-me-home  lighting 
 Keeping the dipped beam headlamps 
on temporarily with the ignition off, 
makes the driver's exit easier when the 
light is poor. 
 HEADLAMP  BEAM 
 Depending on the load in your vehicle, 
the beam setting must be adjusted. 
  0 -   No  load. 
  1 -   Partial  load. 
  2 -   Average  load. 
  3 -   Maximum authorised load. 
  Manual  operation 
   -   With the ignition off, "fl ash" the 
headlamps within one minute after 
switching off the ignition.  
 The guide-me-home lighting switches 
off automatically after a set time.  
  Automatic  operation 
 Refer to the "Screen menu map" 
section of chapter 9.      Initial setting is position 0.  
 Activate the function via the 
vehicle confi guration menu. 
  Programming 
 The system is activated or deactivated 
in the vehicle confi guration menu.  
The system is activated by default.      Switching  off 
 The system does not operate: 
   -   below a certain angle of rotation of the steering wheel, 
  -   above 25 mph (40 km/h), 
  -   when  reverse  gear  is  engaged,      Switching  on 
 This function starts: 
   -   when  the  corresponding  direction  indicator is switched on,  
or 
  -   from a certain angle of rotation of  the  steering  wheel.   
  With dipped or main beam headlamps, 
this function makes use of the beam 
from a front foglamp to illuminate the 
inside of a bend, when the vehicle 
speed is below 25 mph (approximately 
40 km/h) (urban driving, winding road, 
intersections, parking manouevres...). 
       Cornering lighting
   Travelling  abroad 
 If using your vehicle in a country 
that drives on the other side of the 
road, the headlamps must be adjusted 
to avoid dazzling on-coming drivers. 
 Contact a CITROËN dealer or a 
qualifi ed workshop.    
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  2    Fast wipe (heavy rain). 
  1    Normal wipe (moderate rain). 
  l    Intermittent wipe. 
  0     Off. 
     Single  wipe  
  (press downwards). 
 In the   I ntermittent position, the wiping 
speed is in proportion to the vehicle 
speed. 
 WINDSCREEN WIPER STALK 
  Manual  windscreen  wipers  Whenever the ignition has been 
switched off for more than one minute, 
with the windscreen wiper stalk in 
position 2, 1 or I, the stalk must be 
reactivated: 
   -   move the stalk to any position, 
  -   then move it back to the required  position.   
 Do not cover the rain sensor, 
located in the centre of the 
windscreen, behind the mirror.    Activation 
 Press the control downwards. 
Activation of the function is 
accompanied by a message in the 
screen. 
  Deactivation / Switching off 
 Place the windscreen wipers stalk in 
position  
I ,   1  or  2 . Deactivation of the 
function is accompanied by a message 
in the screen. 
 In the event of malfunction of the 
automatic windscreen wipers, the 
windscreen wipers will operate in 
intermittent mode. 
 Contact a CITROËN dealer or a 
qualifi ed workshop to have the system 
checked.   In the   AUTO  position, the windscreen 
wipers operate automatically and 
adapt their speed to the intensity of the 
rainfall. 
 When not in   AUTO  mode, for the 
other positions, refer to the manual 
windscreen wipers section. 
 The automatic rain sensitive 
windscreen wipers function must 
be reactivated by pressing the stalk 
downwards, if the ignition has been 
switched off for more than one minute.  
 When using an automatic car 
wash, switch off the ignition to 
avoid triggering the automatic 
wiping. 
 In winter, it is advisable to wait for the 
windscreen to completely clear of ice 
before operating automatic wipe.   
  Automatic rain sensitive windscreen wipers  
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   Wash-wipe and headlamp wash  
 Pull the stalk towards you, the wash-
wipe is accompanied by a timed sweep 
of the wipers. 
 The headlamp wash is linked with the 
wash-wipe, it is triggered if the dipped 
headlamps are on.  Turn the ring past the fi rst 
position: the rear screenwash 
then the rear wiper operates 
for a fi xed time. 
 In winter, in the event of a 
considerable amount of snow 
or ice, switch on the heated 
rear screen. Once the screen is 
clear, remove the snow or ice which 
has accumulated on the rear wiper 
blade. You can then operate the rear 
windscreen  wiper.  
 To top up the levels, refer to the 
"Levels" section of chapter 6.  
  Special position of the 
windscreen wipers 
 In the minute following switching 
off of the ignition, any action on the 
stalk positions the wipers against the 
windscreen uprights. 
 This action enables you to position 
the wiper blades for winter parking, 
cleaning or replacement. 
 Refer to the "Changing a 
windscreen wiper blade" section of 
chapter 7. 
 To park the wipers in their normal 
position after this has been done, 
switch on the ignition and move the 
stalk.    Turn the ring to the fi rst 
position.  
  Rear  wiper 
  Rear  screenwash  
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 CRUISE CONTROL "CRUISE" 
 In order for it to be programmed or 
activated, the vehicle speed must be 
greater than 25 mph (40 km/h) with at 
least 4th gear engaged.  This cruise control shows the function 
selection status in the instrument panel 
and displays the programmed speed: 
 Function  selected, 
 display of the "Cruise 
Control" symbol. 
 Function  deactivated, 
  OFF . 
 Function  activated. 
 Vehicle speed above 
 the  programmed 
speed, which is 
displayed fl ashing. 
 Operating  fault 
detected, 
  OFF  - the dashes 
fl ash. 
 "This is the speed at which the driver 
wishes to drive". 
 This aid to driving in free-fl owing 
traffi c enables the vehicle to maintain 
the speed programmed by the driver, 
unless a steep gradient makes this 
impossible.  
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  Selecting  the  function 
   -   Place the switch in the  CRUISE  
position. The cruise control is 
selected but is not yet active and 
no speed has been programmed.   
  First  activation/
programming a 
speed    Temporarily  exceeding  the 
speed 
 It is possible to  
accelerate  and drive 
momentarily at a speed greater than 
the programmed speed. The value 
programmed fl ashes. 
 When the accelerator pedal is 
released, the vehicle will return to the 
programmed  speed.  
  Deactivation  (off) 
   -   Press  this  button  or  the brake or clutch 
pedal.   
  Reactivation 
   -   Following  deactivation  of  the  cruise control, press this button.  
 Your vehicle will return to the last 
programmed speed. 
 Alternatively, you can repeat the "fi rst 
activation"  procedure.  
   -   Reach  the  chosen  speed  by  pressing the accelerator. 
  -   Press  the   SET -  or   SET +   button.  
 This programmes/activates the 
reference speed and the vehicle will 
maintain this speed.   
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  Changing  the 
programmed 
speed   Switching the function off 
  Operating  fault 
 The programmed speed is cleared then 
replaced by three dashes. Contact 
a CITROËN dealer or a qualifi ed 
workshop to have the system checked.  
  Cancelling  the  programmed 
reference speed 
 When the vehicle becomes stationary, 
after switching off the ignition, the 
system no longer memorises a speed.  
 There are two methods of memorising 
a speed higher than the previous one: 
 Without using the accelerator: 
   -   press  the   Set +   button.  
 A brief press increases the speed by 
1 mph (km/h). 
 A maintained press increases the 
speed in steps of 5 mph (km/h). 
 Using the accelerator: 
   -   exceed  the  memorised  speed  until 
the speed required is reached, 
  -   press  the   Set +  or   Set -   button.  
 To memorise a speed lower than the 
previous one: 
   -   press  the   Set -   button.  
 A brief press decreases the speed by 
1 mph (km/h). 
 A maintained press decreases the 
speed in steps of 5 mph (km/h).      -   Place the dial in position  
0  or switch 
off the ignition to switch everything 
off.   
  Good  practice 
 When changing the programmed 
reference speed by means of a 
maintained press, pay attention as 
the speed can increase or decrease 
rapidly. 
 Do not use the cruise control on 
slippery roads or in heavy traffi c. 
 In the event of a steep slope, the cruise 
control cannot prevent the vehicle from 
exceeding the programmed speed. 
 In any event, the cruise control cannot 
replace the need to observe the speed 
limits, nor can it replace the need for 
vigilance and responsibility on the part 
of the driver. 
 It is advisable to leave your feet near 
the pedals. 
 To avoid any jamming under the 
pedals: 
   -   ensure that the mat and its fi xings  on the fl oor are positioned correctly, 
  -   never place one mat on top of  another.    
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 However, pressing the pedal beyond 
this point of resistance to the fl oor 
allows the programmed speed to be 
exceeded. To resume use of the limiter, 
simply reduce the pressure on the 
accelerator pedal gradually and return 
to a speed below that programmed. 
  The operating actions may be 
carried out when stationary, with the 
engine running, or with the vehicle 
moving.   This speed limiter shows the function 
selection status in the instrument panel 
and displays the programmed speed: 
 SPEED LIMITER "LIMIT" 
 Function  selected, 
 displaying of the 
"Speed Limiter" 
symbol. 
 Function  deactivated, 
 last  programmed 
speed - OFF 
 Function  activated 
 Vehicle speed above 
 the  programmed 
speed, which is 
displayed fl ashing. 
 Operating  fault 
detected, 
  OFF  - the dashes 
fl ash. 
 "This is the selected speed which the 
driver does not wish to exceed". 
 This selection is made with the engine 
running while stationary or with the 
vehicle moving. The minimum speed 
which can be programmed is 20 mph 
(30 km/h). 
 The speed of the vehicle responds 
to the pressure of the driver's foot as 
far as the accelerator pedal point of 
resistance which indicates that the 
programmed speed has been reached.  
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  Selecting  the  function 
   -   Place  the  switch  in  the  
LIMIT  position. The limiter is 
selected but is not yet active. 
The screen indicates the last 
programmed  speed.   
  Programming  a  speed 
 A speed can be programmed without activating 
the limiter but with the engine running. 
 To memorise a speed higher than the previous 
one: 
   -   press the   Set +   button.  
 A brief press increases the speed by 
1 mph (km/h). 
 A maintained press increases the speed in 
steps of 5 mph (km/h). 
 To memorise a speed lower than the previous 
one: 
   -   press the   Set -   button.  
 A brief press decreases the speed by 
1 mph (km/h). 
 A maintained press decreases the speed in 
steps of 5 mph (km/h).  
  Activation/Deactivation  (off) 
 Pressing this button once activates 
the limiter, pressing the button again 
deactivates it (OFF).