child lock CITROEN DS3 CABRIO DAG 2015 Handbook (in English)
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Do not throw the remote control batteries  away,  they  contain  metals Â
w
hich  are  harmful  to  the  environment.
Take
 them  to  an  approved  collection Â
po
int.Lost keys
Go to a CITROËN dealer with the vehicle's registration document, your personal identification  documents  and  if  possible  the  key  code  label.
The
 CITROËN  dealer  will  be  able  to  look  up  the  key  code  and  the  transponder  code Â
r
equired  to  order  a  new  key.
Remote control
The high frequency remote control is a sensitive system; do not operate it while it is in your pocket  as  there  is  a  possibility  that  it  may  unlock  the  vehicle,  without  you  being  aware  of  it.
Do
 not  repeatedly  press  the  buttons  of  your  remote  control  out  of  range  and  out  of  sight  of Â
y
our  vehicle.  You  run  the  risk  of  stopping  it  from  working  and  the  remote  control  would  have Â
t
o  be  reinitialised.
No
 remote  control  can  operate  when  the  key  is  in  the  ignition  switch,  even  when  the  ignition Â
i
s  switched  off,  except  for  reinitialisation.
Locking 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,  never  leave  children  alone  in  the  vehicle,  except  for  a  very  short  period.
In
 all  cases,  it  is  essential  to  remove  the  key  from  the  ignition  switch  when  leaving Â
t
he vehicle.
Anti-theft protection
Do not make any modifications to the electronic engine immobiliser system; this could c ause m alfunctions.
When purchasing a second-hand vehicle
Have the pairing of all of the keys in your possession checked by a CITROËN dealer, to ensure  that  only  your  keys  can  be  used  to  open  and  start  the  vehicle.
Access
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advice on child seats
The incorrect installation of a child seat in a
vehicle compromises  the  child's  protection Â
i
n  the  event  of  an  accident.
Check
 that  there  is  no  seat  belt  or  seat  belt Â
b
uckle  under  the  child  seat  as  this  could Â
de
stabilise
 i
t.
Remember
 to  fasten  the  seat  belts  or  the Â
c
hild seat harness keeping the slack in
relation to the child's body to a minimum ,
even
 for  short  journeys.
To
 install  a  child  seat  using  the  vehicle's Â
s
eat belt, ensure that the belt is well
tightened
 on  the  child  seat  and  that  it  holds Â
t
he  child  seat  firmly  against  the  vehicle's Â
s
eat.  If  your  passenger  seat  is  adjustable, Â
m
ove  it  for ward  if  necessary.
On
 the  rear  seats,  always  leave  enough Â
s
pace  between  the  front  seat  and:
-
Â
a
 rear ward  facing  child  seat,
-
Â
t
he  child's  feet  when  in  a  for ward  facing Â
c
hild  seat.
To
 do  this,  move  the  front  seat  for ward  and, Â
i
f  necessary,  also  straighten  its  backrest.
children at the front
The legislation on carrying a child on the front  passenger  seat  is  specific  to  each Â
c
o unt r y.
Refer
 to  the  current  legislation  in  your Â
c
o unt r y.
Deactivate
 the  passenger  airbag  when  a Â
"
rear ward  facing"  child  seat  is  installed  on Â
t
he  front  seat.  Other wise  the  child  risks Â
b
eing  seriously  injured  or  killed  if  the  airbag Â
i
s  deployed.
Installation of a booster cushion
The chest part of the seat belt must be positioned on the child's shoulder without
touching
 the  neck.
Ensure that the lap part of the seat belt
passes
 correctly  over  the  child's  thighs.
CITROËN
 recommends  the  use  of  a Â
b
ooster  seat  which  has  a  back,  fitted  with  a Â
s
eat  belt  guide  at  shoulder  level.
As
 a  safety  precaution,  do  not  leave:
-
Â
o
ne  or  more  children  alone  and Â
u
nsupervised in a vehicle,
-
Â
a
 child  or  an  animal  in  a  vehicle  which Â
i
s  exposed  to  the  sun,  with  the  windows Â
c
losed,
-
Â
k
eys  within  the  reach  of  children  inside Â
t
he  vehicle.
Use
 the  "child  lock"  to  prevent  any Â
a
ccidental  opening  of  the  rear  doors  or Â
w
indows.
Avoid
 opening  the  rear  windows  by  more Â
t
han  a  third.
To
 protect  young  children  from  the  rays  of Â
t
he  sun,  fit  side  blinds  on  the  rear  windows.
For
Â
optimum
Â
installation
Â
of
Â
the
Â
"for ward
 f
acing"
Â
child
Â
seat,
Â
ensure
Â
that
Â
the
Â
back
Â
of
 t
he child seat is as close as possible to
the
Â
back
Â
of
Â
the
Â
vehicle's
Â
seat,
Â
in
Â
contact
Â
if
Â
p
ossible.
You
Â
must
Â
remove
Â
the
Â
head
Â
restraint
Â
before
Â
f
itting
Â
a
Â
child
Â
seat
Â
on
Â
a
Â
passenger
Â
seat.
Â
E
nsure that the head restraint is stowed or
attached
Â
securely
Â
to
Â
prevent
Â
it
Â
from
Â
being
Â
t
hrown around the vehicle in the event of
sharp
Â
braking.
Â
Refit
Â
the
Â
head
Â
restraint
Â
once
Â
t
he
Â
child
Â
seat
Â
has
Â
been
Â
removed
child safety
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DS3_en_Chap14_index-recherche_ed01-2014
3D rear lamps................................................2 21ant i-theft .............................. ...........................62
Armrest,  front  ..................................................99as
sistance call
 ..............................1
49, Â 279, Â 280
Audible
 w
arning
 ............................................14
9
Audio
 streaming  (Bluetooth) Â
.................3
20, 3 47
Audio
 system Â
...............................
.335, 348, 350
Automatic
 illumination Â
of
 headlamps Â
......................................13
3, 13 6
Automatic
 operation  of  hazard Â
warning
 lam
ps
 ............................................14
8
Automatic
 rain  sensitive  windscreen Â
w
ipers
 ...............
.................................. 139, Â 141
Auxiliary
 socket Â
.....................................3
21, 3 4 4
Auxiliary
 sockets Â
...............................
............342 Capacity,
 fuel  tank  .............................. ..........19 0
CD MP3
 ................ .........................................3 41
Central
 locking Â
.......................................... 6
1, Â 69
Changing
 a bu
lb
 ............................2
15, 220-222
Changing
 a f
use
 ............................................2
24
Changing
 a  wheel Â
...............................
..........207
Changing
 a  wiper Â
blade
 ...............
....................................142, 23 5
Changing
 the  date Â
...............................4
8, 51, 55
Changing
 the  remote Â
control battery ............................................... 64
Changing
 t
he
 t
ime
 ...............................4
8, 51, 55
Checking
 levels Â
......................................25
1-254
Checking
 the  engine Â
oil level
 ...............
...........................................39
Checking
 tyre  pressures Â
(using
 the  kit) Â
..............................
................202
Checks
 ...............
.................. 249, Â 250, Â 255, Â 256
Children
 ...............................
...........181, 18 4 -18 6
Child seats
Â
............................17
4 -176 , 18 0, 181
Child seats, conventional
 .............................. 18
0
Citroën Localised
as
sistance Call
 ...........................................28
0
Citroën Localised Emergency
 C
all
 ..........................................28
0
Cleaning
 (
advice)
 ..........................................24
0
Closing
 the  boot Â
...............................
.........61, 71
Closing
 the  doors Â
...............................
.......61, 6 8
Connectors, audio
 ........................ 1
00, 342, 344
Coolant level
 ..............................
.............35, 253
Coolant
 temperature Â
indicator
 ...............................
.........................35
Courtesy
 lamps Â
.............................................2
23
Courtesy
 mirror Â
...............................................99
C
ruise control
 ................................................12
4
Cup holder
Â
...............................
........................98
ABS and EBFD systems ............................... 15 4ac
cessories .............................. ....................242
Accessory
 socket,  12V Â
.................................10
0
ac
cess to rear seats Â
.................................76
, 77
Active
 City  Brake Â
........................................... 15
7
a
d
blu
e
® ............................... ..........................19 4a
dditive, a dblu e ......................................3 3,  194
Adjusting
 h
eadlamps
 .................................... 13
8
Adjusting
 head  restraints Â
................................ 75
A
djusting  the  steering Â
wheel ............................................................. 80
ad
vice on care
and
 m
aintenance
 ........................................ 24
0
Airbags
 ...............
..................................... 31, 16 5
Airbags,
 c
urtain
 ..................................... 1
69, Â 170
Airbags,
 front......................................... 16 6 , 170
Airbags,
 la
teral
 ...................................... 1
6 8 , 170
Air
 c
onditioning
 ...............................
................14
Air
Â
conditioning, Â automatic Â
.......................8
4, Â 90
Air
 c
onditioning,
 m
anual
 ........................... 8
4, 87
ai
r filter
Â
...............
........................................... 255
ai
r flow
Â
..............................
.............................. 14
Air
Â
intake Â
...............
.......................................... 90
air
recirculation
 ............................................... 90ai
r vents
 ..............................
............................83
al
loy wheels
 .................................................. 24
0
Anti-lock
 braking Â
system
 (ABS) Â
.............................................. 15
4
an
ti-pinch
 ........................................................ 66
bat
tery
 ...............................
....................231, 25 5
Battery,
 c
harging
 ...............................
............231
Battery,
 remote  control Â
.............................6
4, 65
Black
 pan
el...................................................... 41
bl
ue HDi Â
...............
...................................36, Â 194
blu
etooth (hands-free)
 .........................3
04, 345
bl
uetooth (telephone)
 ....................................3
04
bo
nnet
 ...............
............................................247
b
oot
 ........
.........................................................71
Boot
 lamp Â
..............................................14
4, 2 23
Brake
 discs Â
....................................................25
6
Brake
 lamps Â
...............................
...........220, 221
Brake
 p
ads
 ...............................
.....................256
Brakes
 ........................................................... 25
6
Braking
 assistance Â
system
Â
................
.........................................15 4
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Paint colour code ..........................................2 74
Paintwork,  matt  ............................................. 24
0
Parcel shelf, rear
 ........................................... 10
3
Parking
 brake Â
........................................ 10
6, 256
Parking
 sensors,  rear.................................... 126
Particle
 emission  filter Â
.........................25
4, 255
Passenger
 c
ompartment
 f
ilter
 ......................25
5
Player, CD MP3
Â
...............................
..............3 41
Port, US
b
Â
............................. 1
00, 321, 342, 344
Preheater, Diesel
 ..............................
..............24
Priming
 the  fuel  system Â
................................19
3
Protecting
 children Â
........................1
6 6 , 174 -176 ,
181, 18 4 -18 6
Puncture
 ................
........................................ 202
Safety for children
Â
.................................18
1, 18 6
Scented air freshener
 ..................................... 94Radio ............................................. 313,  314,  339
Rear fo glamp......................................... 220, 221 Screen,
 colour  16/9 Â
.........................................
55
S
creen,  colour  and  mapping.................
285, 324
Screen  menu  map Â
........................
3
24, 348, 350
Screen,
 m
onochrome
 ..................
3
38, 348, 350
Screen,
 m
ultifunction
Â
(
with  audio  equipment) Â
.....................
4
8, 51, 55
Screenwash
 ..............................
....................
140
Screenwash fluid level Â
..................................
25
3
Screen-wash reservoir
 ................................. 25
3
SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction)
 .................................................. 19
4
SCR Â system Â
..............................
....................
19 4
Seat  adjustment Â
...............................
.........
74 , 7 7
Seat belts
 ...................................... 16
2, 16 4, 180
Seat, rear bench
 ..............................
...............
79
Seats, rear
 ....................................................... 79
S
erial  number,  vehicle Â
..................................
2
74
Service indicator
 ............................................. 36
S
ervicing
 ...............................
..........................
14
Setting  the  clock Â
.................................
4
8, 51, 55
Short-cut  menus Â
..............................
.............
286
Sidelamps
 ............................. 1
32, 217, 220, 221
Side repeater
 ..............................
..................
218
Snow chains
 .................................................. 2
14
Spare wheel
 ...............................
...................
207
Speed
 l
imiter
 ...............................
..................
12 2
Speedometer
 ..............................
..............
18, 20
Stability control (ESP) Â
...................................
15
5
Starting  the  vehicle Â
.........................
6
2, 108, 113
Steering  mounted  controls, Â
audio
 ...............
............................................
337
Stopping  the  vehicle Â
.......................
6
2, 108, 113
Stop & Start
 ....... 4
4, Â 90, Â 118, Â 190, Â 231, Â 247, Â 255
Storage ................ ......................................98,  99
Storage b ox ...................................................10
3
Stowing r
ings .............................. ..................102
Opening
 the  bonnet Â
......................................
2
47
Opening  the  boot Â
..............................
........
6 0, 71
Opening  the  doors Â
..............................
6
0, 68, 70
Opening  the  fuel  filler  flap Â
.............................
19
0
Operation  indicator  lamps Â
........................
2
2, 26
Rear
 s
creen
 (
demisting)
 ..................................
93
R
echarging  the  battery Â
.................................
2
31
Reduction of electrical load
 .......................... 23
5
Regeneration  of  the  particle Â
emissions
 f
ilter
 ............................................
25
5
Reinitialising  the  electric Â
windows
 ........................................................ 66
R
einitialising  the  remote Â
control
 ........................................................... 64
R
emote  control Â
....................................
6
0, 61, 65
Removing  a  wheel Â
..............................
..........
210
Removing  the  mat Â
...............................
..........
101
Replacing
 bu
lbs
 ............................
2
15, 220-222
Replacing
 f
uses
 ..............................
..............
224
Replacing  the  air  filter Â
...................................
25
5
Replacing  the  oil  filter Â
...................................
25
5
Replacing
 t
he
 p
assenger
Â
c
ompartment  filter Â
......................................
25
5
Replacing  wiper  blades.........................
142, 23 5
Resetting  the  service  indicator Â
.......................
38
R
esetting  the  trip  recorder Â
..............................
40
R
ev counter
 ...............................................
1
8, 20
Reversing
 c
amera
 ...............................
..........
128
Reversing
 lam
p
 .....................................
2
20, 221
Risk  areas  (update) Â
.......................................
2
92
Routine  checks Â
.....................................
25
5, 256
Running  out  of  fuel Â
(Diesel)
 ....................................................... 19
3
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