air conditioner NISSAN X-TRAIL 2017 Owners Manual
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Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupplemental
restraint system
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Instruments andcontrols
Pre-driving checksandadjustments
Display screen,heaterandairconditioner, andaudio
system
Starting anddriving
In case ofemergency
Appearance andcare
Maintenance anddo-it-yourself
T echnical information
Index
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If sunroof doesnotoperate
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If the sunroof andsunshade donot operate properly,
perform thefollowing procedure toinitialize the
operation system.
1. Ifthe sunroof andsunshade areopen, closethem
fully byrepeatedly pushingthesunroof switchto
the CLOSE
*
2
position.
2. Push andhold thesunroof switchtothe CLOSE
*
2
position for10 seconds.
3. After thesunroof andsunshade moveslightly to
the closed position andthen move backalittle,
release thesunroof switch.
4. Push andhold thesunroof switchtothe CLOSE
*
2
position forover 6seconds.
5. Release thesunroof switch.Thesunroof and
sunshade willfully open andthen fullyclose.
6. Check ifthe sunroof switchoperates normally.
If the sunroof doesnotoperate properly afterperform-
ing the procedure above,haveyourvehicle checked by
a NISSAN dealer.
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JVI0878X
Instrument panel(if equipped)
JVI0880X
Console box
JVI0879X
Cargo area
T o use thepower outlet,pullthecover asillustrated.
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 thispower outletwiththeengine
running toavoid discharging thevehicle
battery.
. Avoid usingwhentheairconditioner, head-
lights orrear window defogger ison.
. Push theplug inas far asitwill go.Ifgood
contact isnot made, theplug mayoverheat
or the internal temperature fusemayblow.
. Before inserting ordisconnecting aplug, be
sure thattheelectrical accessory beingused
is turned OFF.
. When notinuse, besure toclose thecap. Do
not allow water orany liquid tocontact the
outlet.
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POWER
OUTLETS
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mechanical keywhen locking
*
1
or unlocking
*
2
the
glove box.
CONSOLE BOX
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JVI0877X
T o open theconsole boxlid,push upthe knob
*
A
and
pull upthe lid.
T o close, pushtheliddown untilthelock latches.
SUNGLASSES HOLDER
T32A130 827-37199 B74-7357-42DF-B0FC-A0 BB5ABB7 99E
JVI0619X
WARNING:
Keep thesunglasses holderclosed whiledriving
to prevent anaccident.
CAUTION:
. Do not use foranything otherthansun-
glasses.
. Donot leave sunglasses inthe sunglasses
holder whileparking indirect sunlight. The
heat maydamage thesunglasses.
T o open thesunglasses holder,pushandrelease. Only
store onepair ofsunglasses inthe holder.
CUP HOLDERS
T32A1308 27-2EAEA0 41-FDC2-44 49-A0DF-86F5F3C62E98
WARNING:
The driver mustnotremove orinsert cupsinto
the cup holder whiledriving sothat fullattention
may begiven tovehicle operation.
CAUTION:
Avoid abrupt starting andbraking especially
when thecup holder isbeing usedtoprevent
spilling thecontents. Ifthe contents arehot, they
could scaldyouoryour passengers.
Front
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JVI0872X
Front side
T o keep adrink coldorwarm,
1. Place thedrink inthe cup holder.
2. Choose the
ª
º or ª
º mode byoperating
the heater orair conditioner.
3. Open thecup holder ventilator bypulling theknob
up
*
1
.
. Theairflow coming fromthedrink holder ventilator
is the same temperature asthe airconditioner. The
temperature cannotbeset independently .
. When theheater orthe airconditioner isworking
in high temperature, thecooling function willnot
work evenifthe cup holder ventilator isopened.
When thecooling orwarming functionisnot neces-
sary ,close thecup holder ventilator bypushing the
knob down
*
2
.
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4 Display screen,heaterandairconditioner, and
audio system
Safety precautions ....
....................................... ............................................ 4-3
Center multi-function controlpanel(models with
navigation system)....
....................................... ............................................ 4-3
How touse touch screen display ....
....................................... ..........4-4
How touse brightness control/display on´offbutton ....
.............. 4-4
How touse ENTER/Scroll dial....
............................................ ..........4-4
How touse BACK button ....
............................................ ..................4-4
V ehicle information andsettings (models with
navigation system)....
....................................... ............................................ 4-5
How touse INFO button ....
...................................................... ..........4-5
How touse SETUP button............................................................... .4-5
RearView Monitor(ifequipped) ....
................................................. ..........4-7
How toread displayed lines....
............................................ ..............4-7
Difference betweenpredictive andactual distances ....
............... 4-8
How toadjust thescreen ....
................................................. ..............4-9
Operating tips....
................................................. ................................4-10
Around viewmonitor (ifequipped) ....
....................................... ...........4-10
Available views.................................................................... ...............4-11
Difference betweenpredictive andactual distances ....
............ 4-13
How toswitch thedisplay ....
............................................ ...............4-14
Camera aidingcorner sensor function (ifequipped) ............... 4-15
Moving ObjectDetection (MOD)function (ifequipped) ....
..... 4-15
Park Assist (PA) (ifequipped) ....
.................................................... 4-17
How toadjust thescreen ....
................................................. ...........4-24
Operating tips....
................................................. ................................4-25
V entilators ....
...................................................... .........................................4-25
Center ventilators ....
................................................................ ...........4-25
Side ventilators ....
................................................................ ...............4-26
Rear ventilators (ifequipped) ....
..................................................... 4-26
Heater andairconditioner ....
...................................................... ...........4-26
Operating tips(forautomatic airconditioner) ....
........................ 4-27
Manual airconditioner andheater (Type A)....
............................ 4-28Manual
airconditioner andheater (Type B)....
......................... 4-30
Automatic airconditioner andheater (Type A)....
.................... 4-32
Automatic airconditioner andheater (Type B)....................... 4-34
Servicing airconditioner ....
................................................. ...........4-35
Audio system (ifequipped) ....
....................................... ........................4-35
Audio operation precautions ....
.................................................... 4-35
Antenna ....
................................................. .........................................4-43
CD player/Radio (Type A)....
......................................................... 4-44
CD player/Radio (Type B)....
......................................................... 4-52
CD player/Radio (Type C)....
................................................. .......4-57
CD player/Radio (Type D)..................................................... .......4-63
CD player/Radio (Type E)....
......................................................... 4-69
NissanConnect Appsmartphone integration
(if equipped) ....
................................................. ................................4-74
USB (Universal SerialBus)connection port....
........................ 4-75
AUX (auxiliary) inputjack....
............................................ ...............4-75
Steering wheelmounted controlsforaudio (Type A)
(if equipped) ....
................................................. ................................4-76
Steering wheelmounted controlsforaudio (Type B)
(if equipped) ....
................................................. ................................4-76
Disc/USB memorycareandcleaning ....
.................................... 4-77
Car phone orCB radio ....
........................................................... ...........4-77
Bluetooth
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T32A1308 27-429755 59-4B72-431E -97D9-4E2AB37B374F
WARNING:
. Donot adjust thedisplay controls, heater
and airconditioner controlsoraudio con-
trols while driving sothat fullattention may
be given tovehicle operation.
. Ifyou noticed anyforeign objects entering
the system hardware, spilledliquidonthe
system, ornoticed smokeorfumes coming
out from thesystem, orany other unusual
operation isobserved, stopusing thesystem
immediately andcontact thenearest
NISSAN dealer.Ignoring suchconditions
may lead toan accident, fireorelectric
shock.
. Donot disassemble ormodify thissystem. If
you do,itmay lead toan accident, fire,or
electric shock.
CAUTION:
Do not use thesystem whentheengine isnot
running forextended periodsoftime toprevent
battery discharge.
GUID-6B02E F9F-9949-49 6A-B30C-81C99CB1D 952
JVH0829X
1. Display screen(P.4-4)
2. Fornavigation systemcontrolbuttons referto
the separate Navigation SystemOwner's Man-
ual.
3. INFO button (P.4-5)
4. Power/VOLUME dial(P.4-70)
5. Brightness control/display on´offbutton (P.4-4)
6. ENTER/Scroll dial(P.4-4)
7. BACK button (P.4-4)
8. SETUP button(P.4-5)
Display screen,heaterandairconditione r,and audio system
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SAFETY
PRECAUTI ONS CENTER
MULTI-FUNCTI ON
CONTROL PANEL (models with
navigation system)
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WARNING:
. The Around ViewMonitor isaconvenient
feature butitis not asubstitute forproper
vehicle operation becauseithas areas
where objects cannotbeviewed. Always
look outthewindows andcheck mirrors to
be sure thatitis safe tomove.
. The driver isalways responsible forsafety
during parking andother maneuvers.
. Donot use theAround ViewMonitor with
the outside mirrorinthe stored position, and
make surethattheback doorissecurely
closed whenoperating thevehicle usingthe
Around ViewMonitor.
. The distance between objectsviewedonthe
Around ViewMonitor differsfromtheactual
distance.
. The cameras areinstalled abovethefront
grille, theoutside mirrorsandabove therear
license plate.Donot putanything onthe
cameras.
. When washing thevehicle withhigh-pres-
sure water, besure nottospray itaround the
cameras. Otherwise, watermayenter the
camera unitcausing watercondensation on
the lens, amalfunction, fireoran electric
shock.
. Donot strike thecameras. Theyarepreci-
sion instruments. Doingsocould cause a
malfunction orcause damage resulting ina
fire oran electric shock.
CAUTION:
Clean thecamera lenswith softcloth tokeep it
free from dirt,snow, etc.Do not scratch thelens
when cleaning.
A VAILABLE VIEWS
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WARNING:
. The distance guidelineand thevehicle width
line should beused asareference only
when thevehicle ison apaved, levelsurface.
The distance viewedonthe monitor isfor
reference onlyandmay bedifferent thanthe
actual distance between thevehicle and
displayed objects.
. Use thedisplayed linesandthebird's-eye
view asareference. Thelines andthebird's-
eye view aregreatly affected bythe number
of occupants, fuellevel, vehicle position,
road condition androad grade.
. Ifthe tires arereplaced withdifferent sized
tires, thepredictive courselineand the
bird's-eye viewmaybedisplayed incorrectly.
. When driving thevehicle upahill, objects
viewed inthe monitor arefurther thanthey
appear. Whendriving thevehicle downahill,
objects viewedinthe monitor arecloser
than theyappear.
. Use themirrors oractually looktoproperly
judge distances toother objects.
. The vehicle widthandpredictive courselines
are wider thantheactual widthandcourse.
Front andrear view
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SAA1840
Front view
SAA1896
Rear view
Guiding lines,which indicate thevehicle widthand
distances toobjects withreference tothe vehicle body
line
*
A
, are displayed onthe monitor.
Distance guidelines:
Indicate distances fromthevehicle body.
. Red line
*
1
: approx. 0.5m(1.5 ft)
. Yellow line
*
2
: approx.1 m(3 ft)
. Green line
*
3
: approx. 2m (7 ft)
. Green line
*
4
: approx. 3m (10 ft)
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will appear whenacorner ofthe vehicle movescloser
to an object. Thecorner sensor (sonar) indicator
*
4
(if
equipped) canbeturned offwhen theFront Sensor
setting isturned offonthe vehicle information display.
See ªDriver Assistanceº (P.2-21) .
CAUTION:
. Donot scratch thecamera lenswhen clean-
ing dirt orsnow.
. The turn signal lightmayoverlap withthe
side-of-vehicle line.Thisisnot amalfunc-
tion.
DIFFERENCE BETWEENPREDICTIVE AND
ACTUAL DISTANCES
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Backing uponasteep uphill
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JVH0207X
When backing upthe vehicle upahill, thedistance
guide linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
closer thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft)tothe place
*
A
, but the
actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
*
B
.
Note thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
further thanitappears.
Backing uponasteep downhill
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JVH0208X
When backing upthe vehicle downahill, thedistance
guide linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
further thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft)tothe place
*
A
, but the
actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
*
B
.
Note thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
closer thanitappears.
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screen fromtheAround ViewMonitor screenwhen:
. The shift lever isin the ªDº (Drive) position (CVT
model) orthe shift lever isout ofthe ªRº (Reverse)
position (MTmodel) ,and thevehicle speed
increases aboveapproximately 10km/h (6MPH) .
. Adifferent screenisselected.
CAMERA AIDINGCORNER SENSOR
FUNCTION (ifequipped)
GUID-0AEEE3 77-4208-4A32-97B6-7 30A3A05647 0
When thecorner ofthe vehicle movesclosertothe
object whiletheAround ViewMonitor isdisplayed, an
indicator isdisplayed andatone issounded bythe
corner sensor function towarn thedriver.
The color ofthe corner sensor indicator andthe
pattern ofthe tone varyaccording tothe distance to
the object.
K eep thecorner sensors (located onthe front andrear
bumper fascia)freefrom snow,ice and large
accumulations ofdirt. Donot clean thesensors with
sharp objects. Ifthe sensors arecovered, theaccuracy
of the corner sensor function willbediminished.
The tone sound andthesensor indicator displaycan
be turn on/off, andthevolume ofthe tone sound and
the sensor detection rangecanbeadjusted. (See
ªDriver Assistanceº (P.2-21) .)
WARNING:
. The corner sensor function isnot designed
to prevent theobject.
. The colors ofthe corner sensor indicator and
the distance guidelinesinthe front/rear
view indicate different distances tothe
object.
. Inclement weathermayaffect thefunction of
the corner sensor system; thismay include reduced
performance orafalse activation.
. This function isdesigned asan aid tothe
driver indetecting largestationary objectsto
help avoid damaging thevehicle. Thesystem
will notdetect smallobjects belowthe
bumper, andmay notdetect objects that
are too close tothe bumper oron the
ground.
. Ifyour vehicle sustains damagetothe
bumper fascia,leaving itmisaligned orbent,
the sensing zonemaybealtered causing
inaccurate measurement ofobstacles or
false alarms.
CAUTION:
Keep theinterior ofthe vehicle asquiet as
possible tohear thetone clearly.
MOVING OBJECTDETECTION (MOD)
FUNCTION (ifequipped)
GUID-6CAFFD 96-0FA6-42CB-8 531-35613FD16A94
The Moving ObjectDetection (MOD)system can
inform thedriver ofmoving objects whendriving outof
garages, maneuvering intoparking lotsand inother
such instances.
The MOD system detects movingobjects byusing
image processing technologyonthe image shown on
the display .The rear view camera isequipped withthe
automatic washerfunction usingwindow washerfluid.
The MOD system operates inthe following conditions
when thecamera viewisdisplayed:
. When theshift lever isin the ªPº (Park) orªNº
(Neutral) position(CVTmodel) orthe shift lever is
out ofthe ªRº (Reverse) position(MTmodel) and
the vehicle isstopped, theMOD system detects
the moving objects inthe bird's-eye view.The MOD
system willnotoperate ifthe outside mirror
is moving inor out orifeither doorisopened.
. When theshift lever isin the ªDº (Drive) position
(CVT model) orthe shift lever isout ofthe ªRº
(Reverse) position(MTmodel) ,and thevehicle
speed isbelow approximately 8km/h (5MPH) ,
the MOD system detects movingobjects inthe
front view.
. When theshift lever isin the ªRº (Reverse)
position andthevehicle speedisbelow approxi-
mately 8km/h (5MPH) ,the MOD system detects
moving objects inthe rear view.The MOD system
will notoperate ifthe back doorisopen.
The MOD system doesnotdetect moving objects in
the front-side view.The MOD iconisnot displayed on
the screen wheninthis view .
WARNING:
. The MOD system isnot asubstitute for
proper vehicle operation anddoes notpre-
vent contact withtheobjects surrounding
the vehicle. Whenmaneuvering, alwaysuse
the outside mirrorandinside rearview mirror
and turn andlook tocheck thesurroundings
to make sureitis safe tomaneuver.
. The system isdeactivated atspeeds above
10 km/h (6MPH) .It is reactivated atlower
speeds.
. The system isnot designed toprevent
contact withallobjects.
. The MOD system isnot designed todetect
surrounding stationaryobjects.
When theMOD system detects amoving object
surrounding thevehicle, theyellow framewillbe
displayed onthe view where theobjects aredetected
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Camera maintenance
GUID-7A0D AC5C-4528 -4068-A95F-D3E26A2A8BFA
If dirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe camera, the
MOD system maynotoperate properly.Clean the
camera.
The camera washeroperates automatically whendirtis
detected onthe camera duringdriving. Thewasher
then stops operation afteraperiod oftime.
P ARK ASSIST (PA) (ifequipped)
GUID-E6 40D1F9-8120 -4679-81C7-8BB968C41799
Park Assist (PA) isdesigned toassist drivers with
parallel andperpendicular parking.
This system willoperate thesteering wheeltopark the
vehicle inthe parking spacesetbythe driver onthe
bird's-eye viewscreen (perpendicular mode),or
measured byparking sensors (sonar)inthe left/right
side ofthe front bumper (parallel mode).Screen
guidance forthe shift lever operation isalso provided
during theparking maneuvers.
WARNING:
. PA is designed tosupport thedriver's
steering wheeloperation inaparking lot.It
does notautomatically lowerthevehicle
speed oravoid contact withobjects. As
when performing ordinaryparkingmaneu-
vers, always lookoutthewindows andcheck
with your owneyes tobe sure thatthe
surrounding androad conditions aresafe for
the maneuvers beforeoperating thevehicle.
Operate thevehicle slowlyduring thepark -
ing maneuvers. Ifthe vehicle getsclose to
people orobjects nearthevehicle, avoid
making contactbyusing thebrakes and
performing othermaneuvers.
. Do not touch thespoke ofthe steering
wheel whilethePA is operating. Itcould cause
injuries tohands orfingers. Keep
neckties, scarves.etc.away fromthesteer-
ing wheel sincetheymaygetentangled and
cause unexpected accidents.
Parallel parking
GUID-BA4 0D95E-DF24-468C-84 62-B4899000 9BD2
Displayed keysandicons:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
JVH1017X
JVH1016X
JVH1021X
*
1
:
T ouch thiskeytoactivate thePA system.
*
2
:
The green PA icon indicates thatthePA is
operating.
*
3
Cancel:
T ouch thiskeytocancel thePA operation.
*
4
:
T ouch thiskeytoselect perpendicular mode.
*
5
:
Indicates thatanautomated steeringcontrolis
operating.
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*
4
Moving thevehicle backward:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
JVH1018X
. Place theshift lever inthe ªRº (Reverse) position.
. Gently placehands onthe steering wheel(the
steering wheelwillbeoperated automatically) and
slowly movethevehicle inreverse intotheparking
space bymoderating theamount ofpressure you
apply tothe brake.
. Stop thevehicle completely whenthevehicle
reaches theproper position tochange themove-
ment direction. Thenchange theshift lever for
forward orrearward movement. Repetitions ofthis
operation mayberequired foraligning thevehicle
straight.
NO TE:
. The system willguide thevehicle toa
position whereadirection changeisre-
quired.
. Awarning chimewillsound whenthevehicle
speed exceeds thespeed limitforthe PA
operation.
*
5
Finishing theparking operation:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When thevehicle ispositioned inthe parking space,
depress thebrake andstop thevehicle. Touch the
ªCancelº keytoterminate thePA system.
NO TE:
. Make anynecessary adjustments manually
and make turnsinreverse asrequired.
Depending onthe situation, shiftlever
operations mayberequired severaltimes
for maneuvering thevehicle intotheparking
space.
. Ifthe vehicle reaches theapproximate area
of the target parking spacefound, achime
will sound. Amessage indicating thatthePA
operation isfinishing willappear onthe
display andthePA operation willterminate
automatically.
Deactivation ofPA:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
The PA will deactivate underthefollowing conditions.
. When thesteering wheelisoperated manually.
. When theshift lever isplaced inthe ªPº (Park)
position (CVTmodel) .
. When 5seconds havepassed sincetheshift lever
was placed andkept inthe ªNº (Neutral) position.
. When thesystem judgesthattheconditions (such
as worn outorlow pressure tires,roadconditions,
etc.) arenot suitable forcorrect coursepredic-
tions.
. When thevehicle speedexceeds approximately 7
km/h (4MPH) .
. When theparking operation bythe driver deviates
from thePA guidance tosome extent.
Perpendicular parking
GUID-E715 6746-DD4F-4 43B-9031-2E1533D9 80A1
Displayed keysandicons:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
JVH1017X
JVH1023X
JVH1022X
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