tailgate Citroen C4 PICASSO RHD 2014.5 1.G User Guide

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Manual operation
When opening and closing a motorised tailgate manually,   there   is   no   assistance   from   gas-filled  
s

truts.   Resistance   to   opening   and   closing   is  
t

herefore   entirely   normal.
Reinitialising the tailgate Tailgate release
Unlocking
F Fold
  back   the   rear   seats   to   gain   access   to  t
he   lock   from   inside   the   boot.
F
 
I
nsert   a   small   screwdriver   into   hole   A of the
lock
  to   unlock   the   tailgate.
F
 
M
ove   the   latch   to   the   left.
Locking after closing
If the fault persists after closing again, the boot will   remain   locked.
The
 
motorised
 
tailgate
 
can
 
be
 
opened
 
and
 
c

losed
 
manually,
 
even
 
if
 
motorisation
 
is
 
a

ctivated.
Precautions in use
In the event of an accumulation of snow o
n   the   tailgate,   clear   the   snow   before  
c

ommanding   an   automatic   opening   of  
t

he   tailgate.
The
  formation   of   ice   can   block   the  
t

ailgate   and   prevent   its   opening:   wait  
u

ntil   the   ice   melts   with   the   heating   of  
t

he
 p
assenger
 c
ompartment.
When
  washing   the   vehicle   in   an  
a

utomatic   car   wash,   don't   forget   to  
l

ock   your   vehicle   to   avoid   the   risk   of  
u

nexpected
 ope
ning.
Repeated
  opening   and   closing   of   the  
t

ailgate   can   cause   overheating   of   its  
e

lectric   motor,   after   which   opening   and  
c

losing   will   not   be   possible.
Allow
  10   minutes   for   the   motor   to   cool  
d

own   before   operating   the   tailgate  
ag

ain.
This operation is necessary where there is no
movement
 
-
 
after
 
detection
 
of
 
an
 
obstacle,
 
after
 
c

onnecting
 
or
 
recharging
 
the
 
battery,
 
...
F
 
O

pen
 
the
 
tailgate
 
by
 
hand,
 
if
 
necessary.
F
 
M

anually
 
close
 
the
 
tailgate
 
fully.
If
 
the
 
problem
 
persists,
 
contact
 
a
 
CITROËN
 
d

ealer
 
or
 
a
 
qualified
 
workshop. System
  allowing   the   mechanical   unlocking  o
f the boot in the event of a battery or central
locking   system   malfunction.
Access

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Reversing camera
Clean the reversing camera regularly u
sing   a   soft,   dry   cloth.
The
 
reversing
 
camera
 
is
 
activated
 
automatically
 w

hen
 r

everse
 g

ear
 i

s
 enga

ged.
Depending
 
on
 
version,
 
the
 
image
 
is
 
displayed
 
in
 t

he
 
touch
 
screen
 
tablet
 
or
 
the
 
instrument
 
panel.
The
 
superimposed
 
representation
 
of
 
guide
 
l

ines
 
helps
 
with
 
the
 
manoeuvre.
The
 
blue   lines   represent   the   general   direction  
o

f
 
the
 
vehicle   (the   difference   corresponds   to  
t

he
 
width   of   your   vehicle   without   the   mirrors).
The
 
red   lines   represent   a   distance   of   about  
3

0
 
cm
  beyond   the   edge   of   your   vehicle's   rear  
b

u m p e r.
The
 
green   lines   represent   distances   of   about   1  
a

nd
 
2
 
metres   beyond   the   edge   of   your   vehicle's  
r

ear
 
bumper.
The turquoise blue curves represent the
maximum   turning   circle.
The
 
reversing
 
camera
 
cannot
 
in
 
any
 
c

ircumstances
 
be
 
a
 
substitute
 
for
 
v

igilance
 
on
 
the
 
part
 
of
 
the
 
driver.
Opening  the   tailgate   causes   the   display  
t

o   disappear.
The
 
reversing
 
camera
 
function
 
may
 
be
 
c

ompleted
 
with
 
parking
 
sensors.
High pressure jet washing
When
 
washing
 
your
 
vehicle,
 
do
 
not
 d
irect
 
the
 
lance
 
within
 
30
 
cm
 
of
 
the
 c
amera
 
lens. They
 
are
 
represented
 
by
 
lines
 
marked
 "

on
 
the
 
ground"
 
and
 
do
 
not
 
allow
 
the
 p

osition
 
of
 
the
 
vehicle
 
to
 
be
 
determined
 r

elative
 
to
 
tall
 
obstacles
 
(for
 
example:
 
other
 v

ehicles, ...).
Some
 
deformation
 
of
 
the
 
image
 
is
 
normal.
driving

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360 Vision
This system provides a view in the instrument panel   of   the   near   surroundings   of   your   vehicle,  
u

sing   cameras   mounted   at   the   front   and   rear   of  
y

our   vehicle   and   under   the   door   mirrors.
Depending
  on   the   angle   of   view   chosen   (front  
v

iew,   rear   view   or   360°   panoramic   view),  
3

60 Vision   provides   special   visual   assistance  
i

n   particular   driving   conditions   such   as   when  
e

ntering   a   blind   crossing   or   manoeuvring   in  
a

reas   of   reduced   visibility.
Once
  activated,   this   function   operates   up   to  
9 m

ph   (15   km/h).   Above   18   mph   (30   km/h),   the  
f

unction   is   deactivated   automatically. This
  system   is   a   visual   aid   which   in   no  
c

ircumstances   can   replace   the   need   for  
v

igilance   on   the   part   of   the   driver.
The   images   provided   by   the   cameras  
m

ay   be   deformed   by   the   relief.   The  
p

resence   of   areas   in   shade,   in   sunny  
c

onditions,   or   of   low   ambient   light   may  
d

arken   the   image   and   reduce   contrast.
Forward vision
The camera located in the front bumper is a
ctivated   and   views   of   the   areas   located   at  
f

ront   left   and   front   right   appear   simultaneously  
i

n   the   instrument   panel.
Rear vision
The camera located in the tailgate is activated and   the   view   of   the   area   behind   your   vehicle   is  
d

isplayed   in   the   instrument   panel   and   behaves  
l

ike   a   reversing   camera,   whatever   the   position  
o

f   the   gear   selector   lever.
The
  blue   lines   represent   the   width   of   your  
v

ehicle   (excluding   mirrors):   they   move  
a

ccording   to   the   position   of   the   steering   wheel.
The
  red   line   represents   a   distance   of   30   cm  
f

rom   the   rear   bumper,   and   the   two   green  
l

ines,   1   m   and   2   m   from   the   rear   bumper,  
r

espectively. Rear
  vision   is   displayed   automatically  
w

hen   engaging   reverse,   regardless   of  
t

he   state   of   the   system.
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Driving

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Operation
Activating the function
With the engine running:
F Sel ect the " Driving assistance "
  menu   of  
t

he   touch   screen   tablet.
With
  this   menu   displayed,   select   one   of   the  
t

hree   views:
Deactivating the function
F Accelerate   so   as   to   exceed   18   mph  (
30 km/h).
or
F

Sel
ect the " Driving assistance "
  menu   of  
t

he   touch   screen   tablet.
Check
  the   cleanliness   of   the   camera  
l

enses
 r
egularly.
High pressure jet wash
When
  washing   your   vehicle,   direct  
t

he   lance   at   least   30   cm   away   from  
t

he camera.
F

P

ress this button for access to
the " 360 vision "
 sub

-menu. F

P
ress this button for access to
the " 360 vision "
 sub

-menu.
F
 
Sel
ect
 "
Camera
 O
ff".
"Front
 
camera".
"360°
 
camera". "Rear
  camera".
The view selected is displayed in the instrument panel.
360 vision
The cameras located in the front and rear b
umpers   and   under   the   door   mirrors   are a

ctivated   and   a   reconstruction   of   the   view   from
 a

bove  
y
our  
v
ehicle  
i
n  
i
ts  
i
mmediate  
s
urroundings
 i

s   displayed   in   the   instrument   panel.
Opening
  a   door   or   the   tailgate   disturbs  
t

he   360   and   rear   views.
Fitting
  the   very   cold   conditions   screen  
a

ffects   the   image   transmitted   by   the  
f

ront   camera. The
  display   in   the   instrument   panel  
d

isappears   above   9   mph   (15   km/h).
The
  image   transmitted   by   the   camera  
c

an   be   slightly   affected   by   the   presence  
o

f   the   very   cold   conditions   screen.
Driving

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Displays
Illumination of the corresponding indicator lamp   in   the   instrument   panel   confirms   that   the  
l

ighting   selected   is   on.
The
  rear   sidelamps   and   direction  
i

ndicators   are   located   on   the   tailgate.  
W

hen   they   are   on,   opening   the   tailgate  
a

utomatically   transfers   illumination   to  
t

he   lamps   located   in   the   rear   bumper,  
t

o maintain   the   safety   of   the   vehicle.
Main lighting
Lighting off / daytime running lamps.
A utomatic   illumination   of   headlamps.
Daytime
  running   lamps   /   Dipped  
b

eam   /   Main   beam.
Sidelamps.
Dipped
  headlamps   or   main   beam  
h

eadlamps.
Turn
 
the
 
ring   A   to   place   the   desired   symbol  
a

gainst
 
the   mark.
Selection of main lighting mode
Model without AUTO lighting
Model with AUTO lighting Headlamp dipping
Pull the stalk B towards you to switch the l
ighting   between   dipped   and   main   beam  
h

eadlamps   or   to   activate   automatic   headlamp  
d

ipping.
In
  the   lamps   off   and   sidelamps   modes,  
t

he driver   can   switch   on   the   main   beam  
h

eadlamps   temporarily   ("headlamp   flash")   by  
m

aintaining   a   pull   on   the   stalk.
Visibility

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Operation of the rear foglamps is inhibited   with   the   tailgate   open.
Opening
  the   boot   when   these   lamps   are  
o

n   causes   them   and   their   indicator   lamp  
i

n   the   instrument   panel   to   go   off.
They
  do   not   come   back   on  
a

utomatically   when   the   boot   is   closed:  
t

hey   must   be   switched   on   again   using  
t

he   control   stalk. In
  good   or   rainy   weather,   by   both   day  a
nd   night,   the   front   foglamps   and   the  
r

ear   foglamps   are   prohibited.   In   these  
s

ituations,   the   power   of   their   beams  
m

ay   dazzle   other   drivers.   They   should  
o

nly   be   used   in   fog   or   falling   snow.
In
  these   weather   conditions,   you   should  
s

witch   on   the   foglamps   and   dipped  
b

eam   headlamps   manually,   as   the  
s

unshine   sensor   may   detect   sufficient  
l

ight.
Do
  not   forget   to   switch   off   the   front   and  
r

ear   foglamps   when   they   are   no   longer  
n

ecessary.Switching off the lighting
when switching off the ignition
When the ignition is switched off, all of the lamps   switch   off   immediately,   except   for   the d

ipped   beam   headlamps   if   automatic   guide-
me-home
  lighting   is   activated.
Switching on the lighting when
switching on the ignition
To reactivate the lighting control stalk, turn the   ring   A to position "0" 
-   lighting   off,   then t

o   the   position   of   your   choice.
If
  the   lighting   is   switched   on   manually   after
 s

witching   off   the   ignition,   there   is   an   audible
 s

ignal   when   a   front   door   is   opened   to   warn
 t

he   driver   that   they   have   forgotten   to   switch
 o

ff   the   vehicle's   lighting,   with   the   ignition   off.
They
  switch   off   automatically   after   a   period
 w

hich   depends   on   the   state   of   charge   of   the
 b

attery   (entry   to   energy   economy   mode).
Visibility

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This system allows you to make an emergency or   assistance   call   to   the   emergency   services   or  
t

o   the   dedicated   CITROËN   service.
Emergency or 
a

ssistance call
For more information on the use of this f
unction,   refer   to   the   "Audio   and   telematics"  
s

ection.
Warning triangle
This safety device should be used in addition to the   hazard   warning   lamps.
Its
  presence   in   the   vehicle   is   mandatory.
A
  location   for   stowing   the   warning   triangle   is  
p

rovided   in   the   tailgate   interior   trim.
Placing the triangle in the road
F Place  the   triangle   behind   the   vehicle,  a
s   required   by   the   legislation   in   force   in  
y

our country.Before
  leaving   your   vehicle   to   set   up  
a

nd   install   the   triangle,   switch   on   the  
h

azard   warning   lamps   and   put   on   your  
h

igh   visibility   vest.
Refer   to   the   manufacturer's   instructions  
o

n   unfolding   and   installing   supplied   with  
t

he   triangle.
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Lamps on the tailgate
Model with LED lamps
Identify
 
the
 
failed
 
bulb.
F
 
O

pen
 
the
 
boot.
F
 
R

emove
 
the
 
access
 
cover.
Model with conventional bulb lamps
F
 
R

emove
 
the
 
three
 
lamp
 
fixing
 
screws
 
A .
F
 
D

isconnect
 
the
 
lamp
 
connector.
F
 
C

arefully
 
remove
 
the
 
lamp
 
from
 
the
 
outside
 
b

y
 
pressing
 
the
 
retaining
 
clip
 
B .
F
 
T
urn   the   bulb   holder   a   quarter   of   a   turn  
a

nti-clockwise   and   pull   the   bulb   out.
F
 
C
hange   the   bulb.
For
  reassembly,   carry   out   these   operations   in  
r

everse
 o
rder.
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Lamps on the tailgateModel with LED lamps
Model with conventional bulb lamps
Identify
 
the
 
failed
 
bulb.
F
 
O

pen
 
the
 
boot.
F
 
R

emove
 
the
 
access
 
cover. F
 
R

emove
 
the
 
three
 
lamp
 
fixing
 
screws
 
A .
F
 
D

isconnect
 
the
 
lamp
 
connector.
F
 
C

arefully
 
r

emove
 
t

he
 
l

amp
 
f

rom
 
i

ts
 
h

ousing.
F
 
T

urn
 
the
 
bulb
 
holder
 
a
 
quarter
 
of
 
a
 
turn
 
a

nti-clockwise
 
and
 
pull
 
the
 
bulb
 
out.
F
 
C

hange
 
the
 
bulb.
For
 
reassembly,
 
carry
 
out
 
these
 
operations
 
in
 
r

everse
 o

rder.
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F Unclip  and   remove   the   protective   cover,   by  t
urning   it   to   the   right.
Removing
F Press  the   trigger   B   and   remove   the   towball  b
y   pulling   it   towards   you.
F
 
O

n
 
the
 
towball,
 
press
 
and
 
hold
 
control
 
A .
F
 
R

elease
 
the
 
locking
 
mechanism
 
by
 
p

ressing
 
the
 
trigger
 
B . F

C
lip the protective cover in place on the
carrier
  located   below   the   bumper.If
  the   towball   is   not   locked   in   place,   the  
t

railer   could   separate.   There   is   a   risk   of  
a

n   accident.
Always   lock   the   towball   in   the   way  
de

scribed.
Observe   the   legislation   in   force   in   the  
c

ountry   in   which   you   are   driving.
Remove   the   towball   when   it   is   not   being  
u

sed.
Before   setting   off,   check   that   the   trailer  l
ighting   and   signalling   works   correctly.
Maximum   authorised   nose   weight:  
7

0 kg.
Refer
  to   the   "Technical   data"   section   for  
t

he   maximum   weights   and   towed   loads  
f

or   your   vehicle.
Carrying
  system   (box   or   bicycle   carrier).
You
  must   not   exceed   the   maximum  
n

ose   weight   on   the   towbar:   if   this   weight  
i

s   exceeded,   the   device   could   detach  
f

rom   the   vehicle   and   cause   a   serious  
a

ccident.
When
  the   towball   is   installed,   it   may  
i

nter fere   with   the   complete   opening   of  
t

he   lower   tailgate.
Take
  care   to   avoid   the   tailgate   coming  
i

nto   contact   with   the   towball.
Practical information