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GUID-F6B82 05F-DF3D-4522-92F0-97 114EEC2749
WARNING:
In freezing temperatures, thewasher fluidmay
freeze onthe windshield andobscure your
vision. Warmthewindshield withthedefogger
before youwash thewindshield.
CAUTION:
. Donot operate thewasher continuously for
longer than30seconds.
. Donot operate thewasher ifthe window
washer fluidreservoir isempty.
. Ifthe wiper operation isinterrupted bysnow
or ice, thewiper maystop moving toprotect
its motor. Ifthis occurs, turnthewiper switch
to the ªOFFº position andremove thesnow
or ice onand around thewiper arms.In
approximately 1minute, turntheswitch on
again tooperate thewiper.
WINDSHIELD WIPERANDWASHER
SWIT CH
GUID-B5 02F95A-B0 41-40B6-93BF-96CD 4CBD3C3C
SIC4022
T ype A
JVI0271X
T ype B
The windshield wiperandwasher operate whenthe
ignition switchisin the ªONº position.
Wiper operation
GUID-09 A5032E-B4FF -4FFF-AC03-6433AEEED 0C7
The lever position ªINTºor ª
º
*
1
operates the
wiper intermittently .
. The intermittent operationcanbeadjusted by
turning theadjustment controlknob,(longer)
*
A
or (shorter)
*
B
.
. The intermittent operationspeedvariesinaccor-
dance withthevehicle speed.(Forexample, when
the vehicle speedishigh, theintermittent opera-
tion speed willbefaster.)
The lever position ªLOº or
ª
º
*
2
operates the
wiper atlow speed.
The lever position ªHIºor
ª
º
*
3
operates the
wiper athigh speed.
T o stop thewiper operation, movethelever uptothe
ªOFFº position.
The lever position ªMISTºor
ª
º
*
4
operates the
wiper onesweep. Thelever automatically returnstoits
original position. Pulling
upthe wiper arm:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
The wiper armshould beinthe upposition when
replacing thewiper.
T o pull upthe wiper arm,pullthelever
*
5
when the
ignition switchisin the ªOFFº position within1minute.
The wiper operation stopsinmid-operation andthe
wiper armcanbepulled up.
T o replace thewiper arm,place thewiper arminthe
down position andthen push thelever
*
4
up once
when theignition switchisin the ªONº position.
W asher operation
GUID-FCA4 580E-6687-43A6-B1FF-1 07489CBCCA 6
T o operate thewasher, pullthelever toward theback
of the vehicle
*
5
until thedesired amountofwasher
fluid isspread onthe windshield. Thewiper will
automatically operateseveraltimes.
Wiper dripwipe system:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
The wiper willalso operate onceabout 3seconds after
the washer andwiper areoperated. Thisoperation isto
wipe washer fluidthathasdripped onthe windshield.
Headlight cleaner(ifequipped)
GUID-30A3 22AB-83A8-4BD5-9E9 6-B1C0CD1C922B
Pull thelever toward therear ofthe vehicle
*
5
.
The headlight cleanerwilloperate withoperation ofthe
windshield washer.
. The headlight cleaneroperates withthewind-
shield washer operation. Thisoperation activates
once eachtimeeither theignition switchorthe
headlight switchisturned offand on.
. After thefirst operation, theheadlight cleaner
operates onceforevery fewoperations ofthe
windshield washer.
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CAUTION:
Do not operate theheadlight cleanerifthe
window washerfluidreservoir isempty.
REAR WINDOW WIPERANDWASHER
SWIT CH
GUID-E7 73AFD4-0F AA-459C-9 091-469FDC8 45ADF
SIC4025
T ype A
SIC4076
T ype B
The rear window wiperandwasher operate whenthe
ignition switchisin the ªONº position.
Wiper operation
GUID-C97A7 DA0-2523-47 7D-9205-06A74AA5A444
T urn theswitch fromtheªOFFº position tooperate the
wiper.
*
1
ªINTº orª
º (intermittent) Ðintermittent
operation (notadjustable)
*
2
ªONº orª
º (low) Ðcontinuous lowspeed
operation
Reverse synchronization function(ifequipped) :
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
When thewindshield wiperswitch ison, moving the
shift lever tothe ªRº (Reverse) positionwilloperate the
rear window wiper.
W asher operation
GUID-C36AB 7EE-E16C-4AA6-9AA4 -4AE4CE95F5E8
Push theswitch forward
*
3
to operate thewasher.
Then thewiper willalso operate severaltimes.
GUID-90 3DF46F-C343 -47BC-B18A-DBDB39AB A97A
JVI0283X
T ype A*
SIC4519
T ype B
*: The illustration isfor the Left-Hand Drive(LHD)
model. FortheRight-Hand Drive(RHD) model, the
layout willbethe opposite.
The defogger switchoperates whentheignition switch
is in the ªONº position.
The defogger isused toreduce themoisture, fogor
frost onthe rear window surfacetoimprove therear
view .
When thedefogger switch
*
1
is pushed, theindicator
light
*
2
illuminates andtherear window defogger
operates forapproximately 15minutes. Afterthepreset
time haspassed, thedefogger willturn offautomati-
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DEFOGGER
SWITCH
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cally .
T o turn offmanually ,push thedefogger switchagain.
CAUTION:
. When operating thedefogger continuously,
be sure tostart theengine. Otherwise, itmay
cause thebattery todischarge.
. When cleaning theinner sideofthe window,
be careful nottoscratch ordamage the
electrical conductors onthe surface ofthe
window.
GUID-740 A59C9-93 03-49AF-A0E6 -055033D 41508
JVI0442X
The horn switch operates regardless ofthe ignition
switch position exceptwhenthebattery isdischarged.
When thehorn switch ispushed andheld, thehorn will
sound. Releasing thehorn switch willcease thehorn
sound.
GUID-A E250EC0-8AE3 -46C6-AB26-5B554B58 D2DD
POWER WINDOWS
GUID-4C28 181D-15C4 -4E83-B77C -CAC4827419BF
WARNING:
. Make surethatallpassengers havetheir
hands, etc.inside thevehicle beforeoperat-
ing the power windows.
. Never leavechildren oradults whowould
normally requirethesupport ofothers alone
in the vehicle. Theycould unknowingly
activate switches orcontrols andinadver-
tently become involved inan accident.
The power windows operatewhentheignition switch
is in the ªONº position.
T o open awindow ,push down thepower window
switch.
T o close awindow ,pull upthe power window switch.
Driver's window switch
GUID-406 320B7-4EEF-4 ABF-A50F-CAA6EA59AD4 9
SIC4522
The driver's switch,themain switch, cancontrol all
windows.
HORN WINDOWS
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Locking passengers' windows:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
When thelock button
*
A
is pushed in,the
passengers' windowscannotbeoperated.
T o cancel thepassengers' windowslock,push thelock
button
*
A
again torelease thepassengers' window
lock.
Passenger's windowswitch
GUID-94 45E300-8AEF -4C87-B23A-82D B696E7584
SIC4523
The passenger's switchcancontrol itscorresponding
window .
When thepassengers' windowslockbutton onthe
driver's switchispushed in,the passenger's switch
cannot beoperated.
Automatic function
GUID-9B 742A93-33F3 -4843-852E-7713CEAD D5D1
SIC4524
The automatic functionisavailable forthe switch that
has an
mark onitssurface.
The automatic functionenablesawindow tofully open
or close without holding theswitch downorup.
T o fully open thewindow ,push thepower window
switch downtothe second detentandrelease the
switch. To fully close thewindow ,pull thepower
window switchuptothe second detentandrelease
the switch. Theswitch doesnothave tobe held during
window operation.
T o stop thewindow open/close operationduringthe
automatic function,pushdown orpull upthe switch in
opposite directions.
Auto-reverse function:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
WARNING:
There isasmall distance justbefore theclosed
position whichcannot bedetected. Makesure
that allpassengers havetheirhands, etc.inside
the vehicle beforeclosing thewindows.
The auto-reverse functionenablesawindow to
automatically reversewhensomething iscaught inthe
window asitis closing bythe automatic function.
When thecontrol unitdetects anobstacle, thewindow
will belowered immediately .
Depending onthe environment ordriving conditions,
the auto-reverse functionmayactivate ifan impact or
load similar tosomething beingcaught inthe window
occurs.
If the window doesnotclose automatically
GUID-89E9 016B-82D8-4 7EC-9036-B6 A63D9DF2B5
If the power window automatic function(closingonly)
does notoperate properly,perform thefollowing
procedure toinitialize thepower window system.
1. Place theignition switchinthe ªONº position.
2. Close thedoor.
3. Open thewindow completely byoperating the
power window switch.
4. Pullthepower window switchandhold itto close
the window ,and then holdtheswitch morethan3
seconds afterthewindow isclosed completely .
5. Release thepower window switch.Operate the
window bythe automatic functiontoconfirm the
initialization iscomplete.
If the power window automatic functiondoesnot
operate properly afterperforming theprocedure above,
have yourvehicle checked byaNISSAN dealer.
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GUID-9B 489A89-8DA5-4055-B 540-64261 126F2BD
JVI0707X
The power outletisfor powering electricalacces-
sories.
CAUTION:
. The outlet andplug maybehot during or
immediately afteruse.
. This power outletisnot designed foruse
with acigarette lighterunit.
. Donot use with accessories thatexceed a12
volt, 120W (10A)power draw.Donot use
double adapters ormore thanoneelectrical
accessory.
. Use power outletwiththeengine running to
avoid discharging thevehicle battery.
. Avoid usingpower outletwhentheair
conditioner, headlightsorrear window de-
fogger ison.
. Before inserting ordisconnecting aplug, be
sure toturn offthe power switch ofthe
electrical accessory beingusedandthe
ignition switch.
. Push theplug inas far asitwill go.Ifgood
contact isnot made, theplug mayoverheat
or the internal temperature fusemayblow. .
Donot allow water tocontact theoutlet.
. When notinuse, besure toclose thecap.
GUID-16 EAFD12-36 8A-4962-AC5 1-08308135575A
FRONT
GUID-09F AFD83-64 80-41B7-9 47B-3418 402840A7
JVI0445X
Ashtray
GUID-90A4 9645-2D10-42E0-A2B3 -10FEB41DADA 1
T o open theashtray ,push thelid
*
1
.
T o take outtheashtray ,pull out
*
2
.
Cigarette lighter
GUID-A 3AC73E9-0 371-4BCE-B B23-FC0DBD9635D3
WARNING:
The cigarette lightershould notbeused while
driving sothat fullattention maybegiven to
vehicle operation.
CAUTION:
. The cigarette lightersocket isapower
source forthe cigarette lighterelement only.
The useofthe cigarette lightersocket asa
power source forany other accessory isnot
recommended.
. Donot use anyother power outletforan
accessory lighter.
The cigarette lighteroperates whentheignition switch
is in the ªACCº orªONº position. To heat thecigarette
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POWER
OUTLET (ifequippe d) ASHTRA
YAND CIGARETTE
LIGHTER (ifequipped)
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COA THOOK (ifequipped)
GUID-235 DEBBC-5A AC-47F2-B95C-DF835AD 9FB12
SIC3505
The coat hook islocated abovetherear side window
(on thedriver's side).
CAUTION:
Do not apply atotal loadofmore than2kg (4lb)
to the hook.
CARD HOLDERS (ifequipped)
GUID-9C0C B445-8139-46 5A-A584-1C53AF A65DA6
JVI0018X
Slide acard inthe card holder
*
A
.
CARGO COVER
GUID-73AD9 E6D-0988-4C6D-A2AB -045FA336AAB 4
WARNING:
. Never putanything onthe cargo cover, no
matter howsmall. Anyobject onitcould
cause aninjury inan accident orsudden
stop.
. Donot leave thecargo coverinthe vehicle
with itdisengaged fromtheholder.
. The child restraint toptether strap(if
equipped) maybedamaged bycontact with
the cargo coveroritems inthe luggage area.
Remove thecargo coverfromthevehicle or
secure itand anyluggage. Your child could
be seriously injuredorkilled inacollision if
the top tether strapisdamaged.
Ð Ifthe cargo covercontacts thetop tether
strap when itis attached tothe top
tether anchor, remove thecargo cover
from thevehicle orsecure iton the
cargo floorbelow itsattachment loca-
tion. Ifthe cargo coverisnot removed, it
may damage thetop tether strapduring
a collision.
Ð Do not allow cargo tocontact thetop
tether strapwhen itis attached tothe
top tether anchor. Properly securethe
cargo soitdoes notcontact thetop
tether strap.Cargo thatisnot properly
secured orthat contacts thetop tether
strap maydamage thetop tether strap
during acollision.
The cargo coverkeeps theluggage compartment
contents hiddenfromthe
outside.
JVI0292X
T o remove thecargo cover:
1. Remove thestraps
*
1
from theback door.
2. Remove thecargo coverholders
*
2
.
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Backing upbehind aprojecting object
GUID-817 A4BD2-22E E-4EC4-B3D3 -1D69559 88858
JVH0418X
The position
*
C
is shown furtherthantheposition
*
B
in the display .However, theposition
*
C
is actually at
the same distance asthe position
*
A
. The vehicle
may hitthe object whenbacking uptothe position
*
A
if the object projects overtheactual backing up
course.
HOW TO ADJUST THESCREEN
GUID-509 CFCEC-CEF 2-42AA-B299-44572B2 17738
Models withnavigation system:
Guide lines:
Guide linedisplay canbeturned onand offbypushing
the CAMERA button.
Display adjustments:
For operations toadjust thescreen display settings
including brightness, language,etc.,seetheseparately
provided NISSANConnect Owner'sManual.
Models without navigation system:
Brightness, ContrastandLanguage ofthe messages
on the Rearview Monitorscreencanbeadjusted.
1. Push theENTER/SETTING buttonwhilethe
Rearview Monitorscreenisdisplayed. Eachtime
the ENTER/SETTING buttonispushed, thenext
setting itemisselected.
2. Turn theTUNE´FOLDER controlknobtoadjust the
setting ofthe item.
3. Push theENTER/SETTING buttontocomplete
the setting adjustment.
4. Push ENTER/SETTING buttonagaintoselect the
next setting item.
Setting adjustment modewillend ifthe ENTER/
SETTING buttonispushed whilethelast setting item
is selected, ifthe BACK button ispushed orifthe
screen isleft without operation forsome time.
NO TES
GUID-CDAC 01D7-4D60-4ABD-AC3 3-DB65BFB27E34
. When theview isswitched, thedisplay images on
the screen maybedisplayed withsome delay.
. When thetemperature isextremely highorlow ,
the screen maynotclearly display objects. Thisis
not amalfunction.
. When strong lightisdirectly coming onthe
camera, objectsmaynotbedisplayed clearly.
This isnot amalfunction.
. Vertical linesmaybeseen inobjects onthe
screen. Thisisdue tostrong reflected lightfrom
the bumper. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Thescreen mayflicker underfluorescent light.This
is not amalfunction.
. Thecolors ofobjects onthe Rearview Monitormay
differ somewhat fromtheactual colorofobjects.
This isnot amalfunction.
. Objects onthe monitor maynotbeclear inadark
environment. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Ifdirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe camera,
the Rearview Monitormaynotdisplay objects
clearly .Clean thecamera.
. Donot use alcohol, benzineorthinner toclean the
camera. Thiswillcause discoloration. To clean the
camera, wipewithacloth dampened withdiluted
mild cleaning agentandthen wipe withadry cloth.
. Donot damage thecamera asthe monitor screen
may beadversely affected.
. Donot use wax onthe camera window.Wipe off
any wax with aclean clothdampened withmild
detergent dilutedwithwater.
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GUID-D6D 9F812-CB78-4 FA4-ADF1 -EACDF07131 0D
WARNING:
. Never leavechildren oradults whowould
normally requirethesupport ofothers alone
in the vehicle. Petsshould notbeleft alone
either. Theycould unknowingly activate
switches orcontrols andinadvertently be-
come involved inaserious accident and
injure themselves. Onhot, sunny days,
temperatures inaclosed vehicle could
quickly become highenough tocause se-
vere orpossibly fatalinjuries topeople or
animals.
. Donot use therecirculation modeforlong
periods asitmay cause theinterior airto
become staleandthewindows tofog up.
. Donot adjust theheating andaircondition-
ing controls whiledriving sothat fullatten-
tion may begiven tovehicle operation.
The heater andairconditioner operatewhenthe
engine isrunning. Theairblower willoperate evenif
the engine isturned offand theignition switchisin the
ªONº position.
NO TE:
. Odors frominside andoutside thevehicle
can build upinthe airconditioner unit.Odor
can enter thepassenger compartment
through thevents.
. When parking, setthe heater andaircondi-
tioner controls toturn offairrecirculation to
allow freshairinto thepassenger compart-
ment. Thisshould helpreduce odorsinside
the vehicle.
OPERA TINGTIPS(forautomatic aircondi-
tioner)
GUID-16D CCDD4-D6 9F-42A3-BE 18-3ABDA 970B57C
JVH0067X
JVH0063X
Left-Hand Drive(LHD) model*
*: The illustration isfor the Left-Hand Drive(LHD)
model. FortheRight-Hand Drive(RHD) model, the
layout willbethe opposite.
When theengine coolant temperature andoutside air
temperature arelow,the airflow from thefoot outlets
may notoperate. However, thisisnot amalfunction.
After thecoolant temperature warmsup,the airflow
from thefoot outlets willoperate normally.
The sensors
*
1
and
*
2
, located onthe instrument
panel, helpmaintain aconstant temperature. Donot put
anything onoraround thesensors.
HEA TER AND AIRCONDIT IONER
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Defrosting ordefogging:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
This mode directs theairtothe defogger outletsto
defrost/defog thewindows.
1. Move theairintake levertothe ª
º position.
2. Turn theairflow control dialtothe ª
º position.
3. Turn thefanspeed control ª
º dial tothe
desired position.
4. Turn thetemperature controldialtothe desired
position between themiddle andthehot (right)
position.
. To remove frostfromtheoutside surfaceofthe
windshield quickly,turn thetemperature control
dial tothe maximum hotposition andthefan
speed control ª
º dial tomaximum position.
. Ifit is difficult todefog thewindshield, turnthe
ª A/Cº button on.
Bi-level heating:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
This mode directs coolairfrom theside andcenter
ventilators andwarm airfrom thefoot outlets. When
the temperature controldialisturned tothe maximum
hot orcool position, theairbetween theventilators and
the foot outlets isthe same temperature.
1. Move theairintake levertothe ª
º position.
2. Turn theairflow control dialtothe ª
º position.
3. Turn thefanspeed control ª
º dial tothe
desired position.
4. Turn thetemperature controldialtothe desired
position. Heating
anddefogging:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
This mode heatstheinterior anddefogs thewindows.
1. Move theairintake levertothe ª
º position.
2. Turn theairflow control dialtothe ª
º position.
3. Turn thefanspeed control ª
º dial tothe
desired position.
4. Turn thetemperature controldialtothe maximum
hot (right) position.
5. Push theªA/Cº button on.(The ªA/Cº indicator
light willilluminate.)
Air conditioner operation
GUID-D4 7C17DA-AC3 0-4F0E-ADA4 -8C2DE01347BA
The airconditioner systemshouldbeoperated for
approximately 10minutes atleast once amonth. This
helps prevent damage tothe airconditioner system
due tothe lack oflubrication.
Cooling:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
This mode isused tocool anddehumidify theair.
1. Move theairintake levertothe ª
º position.
2. Turn theairflow control dialtothe ª
º position.
3. Turn thefanspeed control ª
º dial tothe
desired position.
4. Push theªA/Cº button on.(The ªA/Cº indicator
light willilluminate.)
5. Turn thetemperature controldialtothe desired
position between themiddle andthecool (left)
position.
A visible mistmaybeseen coming fromtheventilators
in hot, humid conditions asthe airiscooled rapidly.
This does notindicate amalfunction. Dehumidified
heating:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
This mode isused toheat anddehumidify theair.
1. Move theairintake levertothe ª
º position.
2. Turn theairflow control dialtothe ª
º position.
3. Turn thefanspeed control ª
º dial tothe
desired position.
4. Push theªA/Cº button on.(The ªA/Cº indicator
light willilluminate.)
5. Turn thetemperature controldialtothe desired
position between themiddle andthehot (right)
position.
Dehumidified defogging:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
This mode isused todefog thewindows and
dehumidify theair.
1. Move theairintake levertothe ª
º position.
2. Turn theairflow control dialtothe ª
º position.
3. Turn thefanspeed control ª
º dial tothe
desired position.
4. Push theªA/Cº button on.(The ªA/Cº indicator
light willilluminate.)
5. Turn thetemperature controldialtothe desired
position.
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ª
º) .
.
T o cancel theseparate temperature setting,
push theªDUAL ºbutton (theDUAL indicator
light willturn off)and thedriver's side
temperature settingwillbeapplied toboth
the driver andpassenger sides.
. Donot setthe temperature lowerthantheoutside
air temperature. Doingsomay cause thetem-
perature tonot becontrolled properly.
. Ifthe windows fogup,use dehumidified heating
instead ofthe A/C offheating.
Dehumidified defrosting/defogging:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
1. Push thefront defogger ª
º button (theª
º
indicator lightwillilluminate) .
2. Push thetemperature controlbuttons (ª
º and
ª
º) to set the desired temperature.
. To quickly remove frostfromtheoutside surfaceof
the windshield, setthe temperature controland
the fanspeed tothe maximum levels.
. After thewindshield iscleared, pushtheªAUT Oº
button again(theAUTOindicator lightwillturn
off) .
. When thefront defogger ª
º button ispushed,
the airconditioner willautomatically turnonto
defog thewindshield ifthe outside temperature is
above -28C. Ifthe airrecirculation modeisturned
on atthe time, theventilation willchange fromthe
air recirculation modetothe outside aircirculation
mode toimprove thedefogging performance.
Do not setthe temperature toolow when thefront
defogger modeison (the ª
º indicator lightis
illuminated) ,because doingsomay fogupthe
windshield.
Manual operation
GUID-729 4676B-E04 5-4948-935 6-7E8823822C9D
The manual modecanbeused tocontrol theheater
and airconditioner toyour desired settings.
T o turn offthe heater andairconditioner, pushthe
ªON´OFFº button.
Fan speed control:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
Push thefanspeed control ª
º button (+ side or