light PEUGEOT BOXER 2015 Owner's Guide

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Fuses in the engine compartment
Remove the nuts and tilt the box to access
the fuses.
refit the cover carefully after checking or

replacing fuses. Fuses
A (amps) Allocation
1 40ABS pump supply
2 50Diesel pre-heat unit
3 30Ignition switch - Starter motor
4 40Fuel heater
5 20/50Cabin ventilation with additional programmable heating
(battery +)
6 40/60Cabin fan maximum speed (battery +)
7 40/50/60 Cabin fan minimum speed (battery +)
8 40Cabin fan assembly (ignition switch +)
9 15Rear 12 V socket (battery +)
10 15Horn
11 -Not used
14 15Front 12 V socket (battery +)
15 15Cigarette lighter (battery +)
16 -Not used
17 -Not used
18 7.5
engine management control unit (battery +)
19 7.5Air conditioning compressor
20 30Screenwash/headlamp wash pump
21 15Fuel pump supply
22 -Not used
23 30ABS electrovalves
24 7.5Auxiliary switch panel - Door mirror controls and folding


(ignition switch +)
30 15Door mirror heating
Failed fuse

151
Halogen bulbs must be changed after
the headlamp has been off for several
minutes (risk of serious burns). Do not touch
the bulb directly with your fingers, use a
lint-free cloth.
When each operation has been completed,
check the operation of the lamps.
5 - Front foglamps
type E, H1

1 - 55 W
-


t
urn the steering so that the wheel
on the side in question is turned fully


inwards.
-
Remove the screw located in the wheel
arch.
-
Remove the protective cover.
LE
d daytime running lamps
these light-emitting diode (LeD) lamps


serve as both daytime running lamps and
sidelamps.
If your vehicle is fitted with L
eD daytime


running lamps, contact a P
eugeOt dealer.
4 - Sidelamps / daytime running lamps
type A, W21/5W - 21W and 5W
-
Remove the cover by pulling on the
rubber tongue.
-


t
urn the bulb holder a quarter of a turn
anti-clockwise.
-
Change the bulb.
-
Remove the fixing clip and disconnect
the electrical connector
.
-


t
urn and disengage the bulb holder.
-
Change the bulb taking care to align the
metal part with the grooves on the lamp.
QuICK HeLP
8
Failed bulb or lamp

164
toWBAr WItH QuIcKLY
d
EtAcHABLE t
o
WBALL
Presentation
this towball can be fitted and removed
quickly and easily without the use of tools. For information on the maximum
trailer weight and the recommended

nose weight, refer to the "
technical data -
W
eights" section.
For information on safely towing a trailer,
refer to the "Accessories -
towing a trailer"
section.
1.
Carrier

.
2.
Connector socket.
3.
Safety eye.
4.
Detachable towball.
5.
Locking / unlocking wheel.
6.
Key lock.
7.
Key reference label. A.
Locked position; the locking wheel is in


contact with towball (no gap).
B.
unlocked

position; the locking wheel
and towball are no longer in contact
(gap of about 5 mm). Before each use
Check that the towball is correctly
locked and verify the following points:
- the green mark on the locking wheel
is in line with the green mark on the
towball,
-
the locking wheel is in contact with the
towball,
-
the key lock is on and the key removed;
the locking wheel can no longer be


operated,
-
the towball must no longer move at all in
its carrier; try to shake it by hand.
during use
Never unlock the device when a trailer or


load carrier is fitted to the towball.
Never exceed the maximum authorised
weight for the vehicle (the
gross V

ehicle
Weight -
gVW), the trailer

, or the sum of the
two (the
gross train Weight - gtW).
Observe the legislation in force in the


country in which you are driving. After use
For journeys made without a trailer or load
carrier, the towball must be removed and
the blanking plug inserted in the carrier.
this


measure applies particularly if the towball
could hinder visibility of the number plate or
lighting.
transport solutions

189Level 1Level 2 Level 3com ment
rAdIoBr

iefly press the buttons for an automatic search.
Press and hold the buttons for a quick search.
rAdIo
Pre

set Make a long press on the button to present the
current radio station.
the c

urrent station is highlighted.
Press the "All" button to display all of the preset
radio stations in the waveband selected.
rAdIo
n
a

vigate List of stations
Selection a station with a press.
upd

ate the list according to reception.
Press these buttons to scroll through the radio
stations received.
go di

rectly to the desired letter in the list.
rAdIo
AM/F

M/
dA

B
choo
se the waveband Choose the waveband.
rAdIo
Ad

justment
dire
ct adjustment
the s
creen virtual keypad can used to enter a
single number corresponding to a station.
the s

ymbols allow precise adjustment of the
frequency.
rAdIo
In

fo Information
Display information on the current radio station.
touch Screen Audio - telematic System
AuDIO and teLeMAtICS
10

191Level 1Level 2 Level 3com ment
rAdIo
Aud

io Equaliser
Adjust the bass, mid-range and treble.
Balance / Fade Bass
Adjust the balance of the speakers, front and rear,
left and right.
Press the button in the middle of the arrows to
balance the adjustments.
Mid-range
tre

ble
Volume / Speed Select the desired setting, the option is
highlighted.
Loudness Optimise audio quality at low volume.
Automatic radio Adjust the radio on startup or restore the active
state the last time the ignition was switched to
S
tO P.
rad

io off delay Adjust the setting.
Adjust A
ux v

ol. Adjust the settings.
touch Screen Audio - telematic System
AuDIO and teLeMAtICS
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197Level 1Level 2 Level 3com ment
ME
dIA
rand

om Press the button to play the tracks on the CD,
uSB

, iPod or Bluetooth
d
evice in random order.
ME
dIA
repe

at Press the button to activate this function.
ME
dIA
Au

dio Equaliser
Adjust the bass, mid-range and treble.
Balance / Fade Bass
Adjust the balance of the speakers, front and rear,
left and right.
Press the button in the middle of the arrows to
balance the adjustments.
Mid-range
tre

ble
Volume / Speed Select the desired setting, the option is
highlighted.
Loudness Optimise audio quality at low volume.
Automatic radio Adjust the radio on startup or restore the active
state the last time the ignition was switched to
S
tO P.
rad

io off delay Adjust the setting.
Adjust A
ux v

ol. Adjust the setting.
touch Screen Audio - telematic System
AuDIO and teLeMAtICS
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217Level 1Level 2 Level 3com ment
Settings
Safety /Help
rev

ersing camera On
Display the reversing camera in reverse.
Off
cam

era delayOn
Maintain the display in the screen of the image
from the reversing camera for a maximum of
10 seconds or up to 8 mph (18 km/h).
Off
Settings Lamps
day

time lighting On
Activate or deactivate the automatic illumination
of headlamps when starting.
Off
Settings
doo

rs
and locking Autoclose On
Activate or deactivate the automatic locking of
doors when the vehicle is moving.
Off
touch Screen Audio - telematic System
AuDIO and teLeMAtICS
10

219Level 1Level 2 Level 3com ment
Settings Audio Equaliser
Adjust the bass, mid-range and treble.
Balance / Fade Bass
Adjust the balance of the speakers, front and rear,
left and right.
Press the button in the middle of the arrows to
balance the adjustments.
Mid-range
tre

ble
Volume / Speed Select the desired setting, the option is
highlighted.
Loudness Optimise audio quality at low volume.
Automatic radio Adjust the radio on startup or restore the active
state the last time the ignition was switched to
S
tO P.
rad

io off delay Adjust the setting.
Set A
ux v

ol. Adjust the settings.
Settings
tel

ephone /
Bluetooth
tel.

connected Connect
Start the connection to the selected Bluetooth
peripheral device.
Delete device Delete the selected peripheral device.
Save favourites Save the selected peripheral device in favourites.
te

x t s O nAdjust the settings.
Download
Add device Add a new peripheral device.
con

nect audio Connect a device in audio only.
touch Screen Audio - telematic System
AuDIO and teLeMAtICS
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WEIGHtS And toWEd LoAdS (KG)
For more information, refer to your registration certificate.
In each country, it is imperative that the towed loads authorised by
local legislation are complied with.
to find out your vehicle's towing
capacities and its gross train weight, consult a franchised dealer

.
the maximum authorised speed is reduced when towing (comply


with the legislation in force in your country).
With load transfer, the braked trailer weight can be increased,
on condition that the equivalent of this load is removed from the
vehicle so that the
gtW is not exceeded. W

arning: towing with a
lightly loaded towing vehicle may have an adverse effect on its road
holding.
the gtW and towed load values indicated are valid up to a


maximum altitude of 1000 metres; the towed load mentioned must
be reduced by 10 % for each additional 1000 metres.
High ambient temperatures may result in a reduction in the
performance of the vehicle in order to protect the engine; when the
ambient temperature is higher than 37 °C, limit the towed weight.
the kerb weight is equal to the weight without load +


driver
(75 kg) + fuel tank filled to 90%. Before towing a trailer

, check
that:
-
the nose weight on the
towbar ball does not exceed


the value (S) indicated on
the trailer's weights plate,
-
the maximum trailer weight
is less than the value


indicated on the trailer's
weights plate and the
gross


Vehicle Weight (
gVW)


does not exceed the value
indicated on the vehicle's
weights plate.
-
in the case of a self-
supporting trailer, the
gross


train Weight must not


exceed the value indicated
on the vehicle's weights
plate.
General points
tipper body