remote control FIAT BRAVO 2012 2.G User Guide

ELECTRIC WINDOWSThey are fitted with a security system that can
detect the presence of an obstacle whilst the
window is closing; when this happens, the system
kicks in and the movement of the glass is
immediately reversed.
IMPORTANT In the event that the anti-crushing
function is activated 5 times in only 1 minute, the
system will automatically enter the “recovery”
mode (self-protection). This condition is apparent
from the window closing in stages.
If this occurs, restore the system as follows:
❒open the windows;
or
❒turn the ignition key to the STOP position and
then to MAR-ON.
If no malfunction is present, the window returns to
its normal operation automatically.
IMPORTANT With the ignition key at STOP or
removed, the electric windows remain activated for
about two minutes and are deactivated as soon as
a door is opened.
WARNING
The system conforms to the 2000/4/EC
standard concerning the safety of
passengers leaning out of the passenger
compartment .
IMPORTANT On some versions, when the
button on the key with remote control is pressed
for longer than 2 seconds the windows will open,
whilst if the
button is pressed for longer than
2 seconds the windows will close.
CONTROLS
Driver side front door fig. 85
Buttons have been provided on the driver's door
panel to control the following functions with the
ignition key turned to MAR-ON:
A
opening/closing front left window; “continuous
automatic” operation during window opening/
closing stage;
Bopening/closing front right window; “continuous
automatic” operation during window opening/
closing stage;C
enabling/disabling of rear door electric window
controls;
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MANUAL REAR WINDOW MECHANISM
(for versions/markets, where provided)
To open and to close the window, use the relevant
handle.
Electric window system initialisation
The system must be re-initialised after
disconnecting the battery or if the relevant
protection fuse is blown.
Initialisation procedure:
❒fully close the window to be initialised manually;
❒after the window has reached the upper end
of travel, hold the up button pressed for at least
one second.
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENTOPENING
When unlocked, the luggage compartment can be
opened from the outside the car by pressing the
electric logo fig. 87.
The tailgate can be opened at any time, if the doors
are unlocked.
The key with remote control should be used to
open the tailgate.
If the tailgate is not closed properly, the warning
light
or the symbol
switch on in the
instrument panel (together with the dedicated
message on the display) (see “Warning lights and
messages” chapter).
Opening the tailgate will switch the luggage
compartment light on: the light will go off
automatically when closing the tailgate.
fig. 86
F0Q0743
fig. 87
F0Q0680
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The light will stay on for about 15 minutes after
turning the key to STOP: if during this time, a door
or the tailgate is opened, the light will switch on
again for 15 minutes.
Opening the tailgate using the key with
remote control
Press button
even with the alarm on (for
versions/markets, where provided). Luggage
compartment opening is indicated by the double
flashing of the direction indicators; tailgate closing is
indicated by single flashing (only with the alarm
switched on). If the tailgate is opened when the
alarm is fitted, the system will:
❒switch off the volume sensing protection;
❒switch off the anti-lift protection;
❒switch off the tailgate control sensor.
When the tailgate is closed again, all the functions
are restored.
CLOSING
Lower the tailgate, pressing near the lock until you
hear it click into place.
Do not fit additional objects onto the
rear parcel shelf or tailgate (speakers,
spoilers, etc .), except when contemplated
by the manufacturer, to ensure the correct
operation of the side gas shock absorbers of the
tailgate itself.
WARNING
Never exceed the maximum allowed
load in the luggage compar tment (see
the "Technical data" chapter). Also make sure
that the objects you placed in the luggage
compar tment have been properly secured, to
avoid them from being projected forward
following sudden braking, causing injury to
passengers.
WARNING
When travelling, do not put any object
on the rear parcel shelf because they
can injure passengers in the event of an
accident or sudden braking.
EXTENDING THE LUGGAGE
COMPARTMENT
The luggage compartment can be partially (1/3 or
2/3) or totally extended by splitting the rear seat.
Partial extension (1/3 or 2/3) Fig. fig. 88-
fig. 89
Extending the luggage compartment on the right
side makes it possible to carry two passengers
on the left part of the rear seat. Extending the left
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CAR INACTIVITYIf the car is to be left inactive for longer than a
month, the following precautions should be
observed:
❒park the car in covered, dry and if possible
well-ventilated premises and slightly open the
windows;
❒engage a gear and disengage the handbrake;
❒disconnect the negative battery terminal and
check charge (see paragraph “Battery - Charge
and electrolyte level check” in chapter
“Maintenance and care”);
❒clean and protect the painted parts using
protective wax;
❒clean and protect the shiny metal parts using
special compounds available commercially;❒sprinkle talcum powder on the rubber
windscreen and rear window wiper blades and lift
them off the glass;
❒cover the car with a cloth or perforated plastic
sheet. Do not use sheets of non-perforated
plastic as they do not allow moisture on the car
body to evaporate;
❒inflate tyres to +0.5 bar above the standard
specified pressure and check it at intervals;
❒do not drain the engine cooling system.
IMPORTANT Where relevant, switch off the car
alarm with the remote control.
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BATTERY RECHARGINGIMPORTANT The battery recharging procedure is
given as information only. You are advised to
contact a Fiat Dealership to have this operation
performed.
Low amperage slow recharging for approximately
24 hours is advised. Charging for a longer time may
damage the battery.
VERSIONS WITHOUT Start&Stop SYSTEM
(for versions/markets, where provided)
Charge the battery as follows:
❒disconnect the negative battery terminal;
❒connect the charger cables to the battery
terminals, observing the polarity;
❒turn on the charger;
❒when it is recharged, turn the charger off before
disconnecting it from the battery;
❒reconnect the negative battery terminal.
VERSIONS WITH Start&Stop SYSTEM
(for versions/markets, where provided)
Charge the battery as follows:
❒disconnect the connector A fig. 194 (pressing the
button B) from the sensor C monitoring the
battery conditions, on the negative pole D of the
battery;❒connect the positive cable of the battery charger
to the positive battery terminal E and the
negative cable to sensor terminal D as shown;
❒turn on the battery charger. At the end of the
charging process, switch the battery charger off;
❒after having disconnected the battery charger,
reconnect connector A fig. 194 to the sensor
C as shown.
IMPORTANT If the car is equipped with an alarm
system, disarm it by means of the remote control
(see "Alarm" paragraph in "Dashboard and controls"
chapter)
WARNING
Battery fluid is poisonous and
corrosive: avoid contact with your skin
and eyes.The battery should be charged in a
well ventilated place, away from naked flames
or possible sources of sparks: danger of
explosion and fire.
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Fuse boxes (location)................. 209
Fuses
– dashboard fuse box............... 210
– engine compartment fuse
box next to
211-212
– fuse list..................................... 214
– luggage compartment
fuse box ................................... 213
– replacing fuses ........................ 208G
ear Shift Indicator.................... 33
GLASS HOLDER ......................... 88
Glove compartment light
– bulb replacement ................... 206
H
andbrake ................................... 157
Hazard warning lights ................. 82
Headlights ..................................... 105
– bulb replacement ................... 197
Headlight washers ....................... 77
Head restraints............................. 48
Heated rear window and
door mirrors
demisting/defrosting ....... 58-63-67
Heating and ventilation .............. 56
Hill Holder (system)................... 109
Hill Holder system...................... 109
Identification data– bodywork paint plate ........... 253
– chassis marking ...................... 253
– engine marking ....................... 253
– identification data plate ....... 252
Ignition switch .............................. 21
Initialisation procedure ............... 92
Installing the tow hook.............. 162
Instrument panel lighting
adjustment................................... 23
Interior fittings ............................. 84
Interiors (cleaning) ..................... 250
Internal air recirculation
activation................................. 59-63
Internal mirror.............................. 51
"Isofix" child seat assembly
setup ............................................ 144Jack ................................................ 184Key without remote control.... 10
Key with remote control ........... 10
– Luggage compartment
(capacity) ................................. 269Light clusters
– front light clusters
(changing a bulb).................... 197
– rear light clusters
(changing a bulb).................... 200Lights off ........................................ 71
Load limiters ................................ 135
Lubricants
275-276
Luggage compartment ................ 97
– Closing ...................................... 98
– Extending ................................. 98
– Opening .................................... 97
– Securing your load ................ 101
Luggage compartment roof
light
– bulb replacement ................... 205
M
ain beam headlights ................ 71
– bulb replacement ................... 198
Maintenance and care ................ 224
– Scheduled servicing............... 224
– scheduled servicing plan ...... 225
Manual climate control
system .......................................... 60
MSR (system) ............................... 110
Multifunction display ................... 26
N
umber plate lights
– bulb replacement ................... 203
O
n-board instruments............... 4
On-board instruments................ 23
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the battery.....................(specifications) ....................

Parking.......................................... 157
Parking lights ................................. 71
Parking sensors............................ 124
Passenger compartment
heating ..................................... 57-61
Performance (top speed) .......... 270
Pollen filter ................................... 240
Power socket ................................ 87
Pretensioners ............................... 135
Protecting the environment ..... 130Radio ............................................. 117
Rain sensor.................................... 75
Raising the car ............................. 221
Rapid front window
demisting/defrosting
(MAX-DEF function) ................ 67
Rear armrest ................................. 85
Rear diffuser.................................. 55
Rear door emergency
locking device ............................. 93
Rear fog lights ........................ 82-201
Rear roof light .............................. 81
– bulb replacement ................... 204
Rear view mirrors ........................ 51
Rear window washer nozzles... 246
Rear window washer/wiper ...... 76
Rear window wiper– blade replacement ................. 246
– blades ....................................... 245
Reconfigurable multifunction
display ........................................... 31
Refuelling
– capacities table ....................... 273
Refuelling the car ........................ 128
Replacing fuses............................. 208
Replacing the battery in the
key with remote control .......... 13
Rev counter................................... 24
Reverse lights ............................... 201
Rims
– wheels and tyres.................... 243
Roof lights...................................... 80
Roof rack/ski rack ....................... 104
Safe Lock device.......................... 15
Safety
– carrying children safely......... 138
– "Isofix" child seat (fitting) .... 144
SBR system ................................... 134
Scheduled Servicing Plan ........... 225
Seat belts ...................................... 132
– load limiters ............................ 135
– maintenance ........................... 137
– pretensioners ......................... 135Seats................................................ 46
– Backrest angle adjustment ... 46
– Height adjustment.................. 46
– Longitudinal adjustment ....... 46
– Lumbar adjustment ................ 46
Servicing and care
– heavy-duty use of the car .... 229
– periodic checks ...................... 229
Set temperature alignment
(MONO function) ..................... 69
Setup menu (multifunction
display) ......................................... 29
Setup menu (reconfigurable
multifunction display)................ 34
Side airbags (side bag -
window bag)............................... 150
Side bags........................................ 150
Side lights....................................... 71
– bulb replacement ................... 198
Snow chains.................................. 164
Snow tyres .................................... 163
Spark plugs (type) ....................... 255
Speedometer ................................ 23
Starting the engine ............. 154-181
Starting up and driving............... 154
Start&Stop system ...................... 112
Start&Stop (system) ................... 112
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