Seat Heat FIAT DOBLO 2009 2.G Owners Manual

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Reclining backrest adjustment
Lift lever E-fig. 19 and, slightly detaching the back from
the backrest, accompany the movement of the backrest
until it is in the desired position.
Lumbar support adjustment fig. 19
(for versions/markets where available)
The lumbar support adjustment ensures better back sup-
port. To adjust, turn knob F.
Heated driver’s seat fig. 19
To switch on/off, press button B.
The LED in the button comes on to indicate activation.
Height adjustment
Move lever C-fig. 19upwards to raise the front section
of the seat and lever Dupwards to raise the rear section
of the seat. To lower the seat, move the levers down-
wards.
IMPORTANT The seat is raised when no one is on it; the
seat is lowered when sitting in the driver’s seat.
SEATS
DRIVER’S SEAT
(for Cargo versions where provided)
All adjustments must be made with the ve-
hicle stationary.
WARNING
After releasing the adjustment lever, always
check that the seat is locked into place by
trying to move it back and forth. If it is not locked,
the seat may move unexpectedly and make you lose
control of the vehicle.
WARNING
Longitudinal adjustment
Lift the lever A-Fig.19and push the seat forwards or
backwards: in the driving position your arms should be
slightly bent and your hands should rest on the rim of
the steering wheel.
F
E
A
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fig. 21F0V0142mfig. 22
FOLDAWAY PASSENGER SEAT
(for versions/markets where provided)
The passenger seat can be folded away on some Cargo
versions. Driver’s seat lumbar support adjustment
(for versions/markets where provided)
Turn knob D-fig. 20 to adjust the backrest support.
Seat heating
(for versions/markets where provided)
With the key turned to MAR, press button A-fig. 21 to
switch the function on/off.
When the function is enabled, the LED on the button
turns on.
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Once the demisting/defrosting is complete, use the con-
trols as normal to maintain optimum visibility.
Window demisting
In the event of considerable external moisture and/or rain
and/or large differences in temperature inside and outside
the passenger compartment, perform the following pre-
ventive window demisting procedure:
❒press button ❄;
❒turn off internal air recirculation (button E LED off);
❒turn knob A to the red section;
❒turn knob B to the second speed level;
❒turn knob C to -or to ®if there is no sign of the
windows steaming up.
The climate control system is very useful for demisting the
windows more quickly: just carry out the above procedure
and activate the system by pressing
❄. PASSENGER COMPARTMENT HEATING
Proceed as follows:
❒turn knob A to the red section;
❒turn knob B to the required speed;
❒turn knob C to:
®to warm the feet and, at the same time, demist the
windscreen
ßto warm the feet and keep the face cool (bi-level func-
tion)
©to warm the feet of those in the front and rear seats.
❒to turn off internal air recirculation (button E LED off);
FAST FRONT DOOR WINDOW GLASSES
DEMISTING/DEFROSTING
Proceed as follows:
❒press button ❄;
❒turn knob A fully to the right;
❒turn knob B to -;
❒turn knob C to -;
❒turn off internal air recirculation (button E LED off).

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F0V0039mfig. 104
❒heated rear windscreen on;
❒windscreen wipers working at maximum speed;
❒particulate filter regeneration in progress (diesel en-
gines only);
❒driver’s door not shut;
❒driver’s seat belt not fastened;
❒reverse gear engaged (for example, during parking ma-
noeuvres);
❒automatic climate control is on and a comfortable tem-
perature has not yet been reached or MAX – DEF func-
tion enabled.
❒during the first period of use, to initialise the system
In the above cases, the warning light flashes fig. 103 and,
where available, there is a message in the display.
RESTARTING CONDITIONS
For reasons of comfort, limiting pollutant emissions and
safety purposes, the power unit can restart automatically
without any action on behalf of the driver if certain con-
ditions are met, including:
❒battery not sufficiently charged;
❒windscreen wipers working at maximum speed;
❒reduced braking system vacuum, e.g. following the
brake pedal being pressed repeatedly; MANUAL ACTIVATION AND
DEACTIVATION
The device can be activated/deactivated via button A-fig.
104 located to the side of the handbrake. When the func-
tion is not active, the button LED is on.
In addition, on some versions, additional information con-
cerning the deactivation or activation of the Start&Stop
system is given through a message in the display.
FAILED ENGINE CUT-OUT CONDITIONS
With the device activated, for reasons of comfort, limiting
emissions and safety, the engine does not stop in certain
conditions, including:
❒engine still cold;
❒particularly cold outside temperatures, where the ap-
propriate indication is provided;
❒battery not sufficiently charged;

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INDEXThe pretensioner can be used only once.
Go to a Fiat Dealership to have it replaced
after it has been deployed. See the label inside the
glove box to check the status of the device; go to
a Fiat Dealership when it is time to replace it.
WARNING
Operations which lead to knocks, vibrations
or localised heating (over 100 °C for a max-
imum of six hours) in the area around the
pretensioners may damage or trigger them. These
devices are not affected by vibrations caused by
uneven road surfaces or low obstacles such as kerbs,
etc. Contact a Fiat Dealership for any assistance.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE
SEAT BELTS
The driver is responsible for respecting (and ensuring that
all the other passengers also respect) the local laws in
force regarding the use of seat belts. Always fasten the
seat belts before setting off.
Seat belts must also be worn by expectant mothers: the
risk of injury in the event of an accident is greatly reduced
for them and the unborn child if they are wearing a seat
belt. Pregnant women must position the lower part of
the belt very low down so that it passes over the hips and
under the abdomen (see fig. 113).
LOAD LIMITERS
(for versions/markets where provided)
To increase passenger safety, the front and rear (for ver-
sions/markets where provided) seat belt reels contain a
load limiter which controls the force acting on the chest
and shoulders during the belt restraining action in the
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INDEXPROTECTED DEVICE FUSE AMPS FIGURE
Passenger compartment socket, rear socket F85 30 175
Cigarette lighter, heated seats F86 30 175
IBS Battery charge status sensor for Start&Stop system F87 5 175
Wing mirror defrosters F88 7,5 175

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INDEXPROTECTED DEVICE FUSE AMPS FIGURE
Right low beamF12 7,5 177
Front courtesy light, rear courtesy light, lights on sun visors,
door clearance lights, boot light F32 7,5 177
Instrument panel F53 5 177
Door lock/unlock motors, dead lock actuator motors,
tailgate lock motor F38 20 177
Power + battery for EOBD diagnostic socket, automatic climate control unit,
alarm siren, sound system, convergence control unit, tyre pressure detector
control unitF36 10 177
Windscreen/rear window washer pump F43 15 177
Window winder motor for front door passenger side F48 20 177
Left low beam, headlight corrector F13 7,5 177
Airbag ECUF50 7,5 177
Int. power for brake pedal switch,
clutch pedal switch, interior heater,
convergence control unit, sound system set-up F51 7,5 177
Int. power for instrument panel, brake pedal switch,
third brake light F37 5 177
Int. power for control panel lights, parking control unit,
tyre pressure detector control unit, electric door mirror motor,
rain sensor, electric top control unit, My-port infotainment socket F49 5 177
Int. power for engine fusebox relay coils and
body computer relay coils F31 5 177
Window winder motor for front door driver’s side F47 20 177
Rear socketF94 15 177
Cigarette lighter/Passenger compartment socket F95 15 177
Cigarette lighter/Passenger compartment socket F96 15 177
Heated driver seat F97 10 177
Heated passenger seat F98 10 177

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Front airbags ......................... 128
– deactivation...................... 130
– driver’s side..................... 129
– passenger’s side.............. 129
Front armrest ......................... 71
Front ceiling light ................... 65
– bulb replacement ........... 178
Front fog lights
– bulb replacement ............ 174
– switching on....................... 70
Front light clusters
– bulb arrangement ........... 172
Front seats............................... 31
– adjusting .......................30-31
– armrest .............................. 71
– cleaning ............................ 216
– headrests ........................... 37
– heating ..........................30-32
Fuel consumption .................249
Fuel cut-off system ................70Fuel economy....................... 137
Fuel flap ................................ 112
Fuel gauge ............................... 13
– type of fuel ............. 111-112
Fuel reserve warning
light ...................................... 150
Fuel reserve ......................... 246
Fuel supply
(technical data) .................. 224
Fuel tank (capacity) ............. 246
Fuel tank cap ....................... 112
Fuel
– at the pump ............ 111-112
– consumption ................... 249
– fuel cut-off system ........... 70
– gauge and reserve
warning light ..................... 13
– opening the flap ............. 112
– refuelling .................111-112
– specifications ..........111-112
– tank cap ........................... 112Fuse boxes
(location) ....................182-186
Fuse list
.......
182-183-184-185-186-187
Fuse replacement
– general information
and warnings.................... 181
– list
......
182-183-184-185-186-187
– location (fuse boxes)
.....................................182-186
Fuse summary table
.....182-183-184-185-186-187
Fuses
.....182-183-184-185-186-187
– general information
and warnings.................... 181
– location (fuse boxes)
...................................182-186
Gear stick.............................. 136
Gearbox................................ 136

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– technical
specifications................... 224
Glove compartment ............. 71
Handbrake lever.................. 135
Handbrake ........................... 135
Hazard warning lights
– switching on ...................... 70
Headlamp alignment
corrector............................... 95
Headlamp washers................ 62
– checking levels
and topping up................ 203
– headlamp washer fluid
specifications................... 248
Headlight alignment
corrector .............................. 95
Headlights ............................... 95
– adjusting headlights
abroad ..................................96
– alignment corrector ......... 95– bulb replacement ........... 169
– bulbs (type) ............ 170-171
– light beam direction ......... 95
Headrests
– front ................................... 38
– rear ...................................... 38
Heated rear
window......................46-49-58
Heating and ventilation
system; .................................. 42
Heating and ventilation ......... 44
Heavy use of the vehicle .... 198
Hill Holder system................. 99
Identification data........ 219-220
Ignition keyhole ....................... 9
Ignition lock .............................. 9
Ignition ...................................... 9
In an emergency ................. 155Installing electrical/
electronic devices ............. 110
– radio transmitters
and mobile phones ........ 110
Installing the tow hook ..... 139
Instrument panel ................... 11
Interior fittings ...................... 71
Interior lighting
– front .......................65-66-69
– rear ...................66-67-68-69
Interiors (cleaning) ............. 216
Internal equipment ............... 71
Isofix child seat
– suitability for using
child seats ....................... 124
– capability for Isofix
child seat.......................... 125
Jack
– precautions...................... 158
– usage ................................. 159

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– general information ...... 118
– load limiters .................... 118
– maintenance ................... 120
– pretensioners ................. 117
– SBR ................................... 117
– using the seat belts ....... 115
Safety ..................................... 115
Satellite navigation
socket .................................... 75
Saving fuel ............................. 137
SBR system .......................... 117
Scheduled Servicing
Plan .....................192-194-196
Scrappage ............................. 255
Seat belt pretensioners ...... 117
– load limiters .................... 118
Seat heating ......................30-32
Servicing and
maintenance ...................... 191
– checking fluid levels
...........................199-200-201– heavy use of
the vehicle ....................... 198
– precautions
and warnings .................. 191
– regular checks ................ 198
– scheduled servicing plan
....192-193-194-195-196-197
Setting the clock ................... 22
Side airbags (side bag
– window bag).....130-131-132
– general information ...... 131
Sliding side doors ................... 78
Smart washing
(windscreen wipers) .......... 61
Snow chains ......................... 141
Sockets ..............................72-73
Sound system
(wiring) .......................109-110
Spare wheel ......................... 228
– technical
specifications .................. 228Spark plugs (type) ............... 223
Speed block ......................... 102
Speedometer.......................... 12
Start&Stop system............... 105
Starting the engine ............. 133
– emergency
starting.......................134-155
– ignition switch .................... 9
– ignition switch .................... 9
– procedure for
diesel versions................. 134
– procedure for petrol
versions ........................... 133
– stopping the engine ........ 135
– warming up
the engine ....................... 134
Starting up and driving ....... 133
Steering lock and ignition
switch ...................................... 9
Steering lock ............................ 9