heating Peugeot iOn 2018 User Guide

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central and side vents,
central, side and footwell vents,
footwells,
windscreen, side windows and
footwells,
windscreen and side windows.
The air distribution can be adapted by placing
the dial in an intermediate position. With the dial in " AUTO" position, air
distribution is adjusted automatically,
according to the temperature selected.
Air intake/air recirculation
The intake of exterior air prevents the formation
of mist on the windscreen and side windows.
The recirculation of interior air isolates the
passenger compartment from exterior odours
and smoke. F

P
ress this button to recirculate
the interior air. The indicator
lamp comes on to confirm this.
F
P
ress the button again to permit
the intake of exterior air. The
indicator lamp switches off to
confirm this.
"MAX" button
This button allows the passenger compartment
to be quickly heated or cooled. It only works
when the air flow control is not in the "OFF"
position.
Press this button. The
corresponding indicator lamp comes
on.
Then place the temperature adjustment control
on the desired position:
-

o
n "●" for maximum ventilation,
-

b
etween "●" and "H" for maximum heating,
-

b
etween "C" and "●" for maximum air
conditioning.
Air conditioning on/off
The air conditioning is designed to
operate efficiently in all seasons,
with the windows closed.
Return to exterior air intake as soon as possible
to prevent deterioration of the air quality and
the formation of mist.
It enables you to:
-

l

ower the temperature, in summer,
-
i

ncrease the effectiveness of the demisting
in winter, above 3°C.
Switching on
F Press the A /C button. The associated indicator lamp comes on.
The air conditioning does not operate when
the air flow adjustment is set to off.
To obtain cool air sooner, you can use
air recirculation for a few moments. Then
return to the intake of exterior air.
Switching off
F Press the A /C button again. The associated indicator lamp goes off.
Switching off may result in some discomfort
(humidity, misting).
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Front demist – defrost
Place the air distribution
adjustment control in this position.
The intake of exterior air is selected (indicator
lamp off) and, depending on equipment, the air
conditioning comes on (indicator lamp lit). Place the temperature adjustment
control between "●" and " H".
Place the air flow adjustment
control in the desired position.
For fast demisting/defrosting, you can also
press the " MAX" button.
Rear screen demist –
defrost
Switching on
F Press this button to demist /
defrost the rear screen and,
depending on version, the door
mirrors. The button indicator
lamp comes on.
Switching off
Demisting/defrosting switches off automatically
to prevent an excessive consumption of
electricity.
F

I
t is possible to stop the
demisting/defrosting operation
before it is switched off
automatically by pressing the
button again. The warning lamp
for the button goes out. Switch off the demisting/defrosting of
the rear screen and door mirrors as
soon as appropriate in order to control
the vehicle's electrical consumption and
optimise its range.
Remote control
(Depending on equipment.)
The remote control can be used to control the
following functions remotely:
-

C
heck the vehicle's charge status.
-
R

echarge programming: start time and
charge duration.
-

A
ctivate the air conditioning functions
(heating, air conditioning, demist - defrost).
To programme recharging, the following
conditions must be met:
-

P
lace the drive selector in position P .
-

P
lace the switch to LOCK .
-

C
onnect the vehicle with the normal
recharging cable.
The remote control range is approximately
100
metres.
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If the charge start is programmed without
programming the charge duration, the
battery will be charged fully.
Charge duration
programming
This function is used to set the charging time
for your vehicle.
Switch on the remote control.
Press the MODE button to select the charge
duration programming.This symbol is displayed on the
screen.
Use the arrows to adjust the charging time:
each press adjusts the time in half-hourly
intervals.
Press the on/off button briefly to send the data
to the vehicle.
The charge duration can be programmed
for between 0.5 and 19.5
hours. However,
you can also select the duration "-h": in
this case, charging will stop when the
battery is fully charged. This duration is
the value entered by default. If the charge duration is programmed
without programming the start time, the
battery will be charged immediately for
a duration corresponding to the one
programmed.
Cancelling programmings
With the remote control
Press the charge immediately
button, then press the on/off button
briefly to send the data to the
vehicle.
With the switch
Turn the vehicle's ignition switch to the ON

position then turn it to LOCK .
Any programming carried out with remote
control is cancelled automatically every
time the vehicle is started.
Thermal comfort
programming
This function is used to programme the running
of the:
-

heating,
-
a

ir conditioning,
-


demisting.To programme the heating, air
conditioning or demisting functions, the
following conditions must be met.
-

T
he drive selector is in position P .
-

T
he ignition switch is on LOCK .
-

T
he vehicle is connected with the
normal recharging cable.
-

A
ll the doors are closed properly.
-

T
he battery is sufficiently charged (one
bar minimum).
For maximum efficiency in programming
the thermal comfort, make sure that all the
vehicle's windows are closed.
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One of these symbols is displayed on the
screen. It tells you the current status of the
thermal comfort.
Use the arrows to select the desired function.
Press the on/off button briefly to send the data
to the vehicle.
Available functions Function activation
Switch on the remote control.
Press the MODE button to select the thermal
comfort programming.Cooling: running the air
conditioning and ventilation in the
passenger compartment using
the central air vents.
Heating: running the heating in
the passenger compartment and
the ventilation via the inside air
vents. The driver's seat heating
will also be activated if the
function was activated. Demisting: running the
demisting/defrosting of the rear
screen and the door mirrors
(depending on version), the
ventilation and heating in the
passenger compartment, via the
side air vents, and the driver's
seat heating, if the function was
activated.
Deactivating the thermal comfort
programming function and
cancelling the programming.
Battery charge indicator
You can use the remote control to check the
main battery charge status.
Battery full.
Battery half-charged.
Battery low.
Battery empty.
Changing batteries
Batter y type: CR2032
Unclip the case and change the two batteries.
Do not throw away used batteries, take
them to an approved collection point.
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Driving recommendations
Observe the driving regulations and remain
vigilant whatever the traffic conditions.
Pay close attention to the traffic and keep your
hands on the steering wheel so that you are
ready to react at any time to any eventuality.
As a safety measure, the driver must only carry
out any operations that require close attention
when the vehicle is stationary.
On a long journey, a break every two hours is
strongly recommended.
In bad weather, drive smoothly, anticipate the
need to brake and increase the distance from
other vehicles.
Important!
Never drive with the parking brake applied – Risk of overheating and damage to the
braking system!
Never leave a vehicle unsuper vised with
the motor running. If you have to leave
your vehicle with the motor running,
apply the parking brake and put the drive
selector into position N or P.
Driving on flooded roads
We strongly advise against driving on flooded
roads, as this could cause serious damage
to the motor or gearbox, as well as to the
electrical systems of your vehicle.
If you are obliged to drive through water:
-

c
heck that the depth of water does not
exceed 6 inches (15
cm), taking account
of waves that might be generated by other
users,
-

d
rive as slowly as possible. In all cases, do
not exceed 6
mph (10 km/h).
On leaving the flooded road, as soon as
circumstances allow, make several light brake
applications to dry the brake discs and pads.
If in doubt about the state of your vehicle,
contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified
workshop.
Starting-switching off the
vehicle
Ignition switch
- Position 1: LOCK .
The steering is locked.
-

P
osition 2: ACC .
The accessories (audio system, 12V socket,
etc.) can be used.
-

P
osition 3: ON .
Switching on the ignition.
-

P
osition 4: S TA R T .
"Ready" lamp lights up.
Engine operation.
If you use accessories for a prolonged
period of time (with the switch in position
ACC ), you risk discharging the ancillaries
battery. Starting your vehicle will then no
longer be possible. Be careful.
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Closing
F Take the support stay out of the support slot.
F

R
eplace the support stay in its housing.
F

L
ower the bonnet and drop it near the end
of its travel.
F

P
ull on the bonnet to check that it is fully
latched.
Do not press down on the centre of the
bonnet if not properly latched, as this
could deform it. Instead, re-open the
bonnet completely and close it again.
Front compartment
1. Screenwash fluid reservoir.
2. Heating system fluid reservoir.
3. Brake fluid reser voir.
4. Ancillaries battery.
5. Fusebox.
In order to avoid damaging the electrical
units, it is expressly prohibited to use
high pressure washing to clean the front
compartment.
Rear compartment
Located below the boot floor, this compartment
provides access to the coolant reser voir.
F
O
pen the boot.
F

D
etach the adhesive strap securing the
carpet.
F

R
emove the boot carpet.
F

R
emove the four "butter fly" screws.
F

R
emove the protective cover.
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F Check the coolant level and top it up if necessary.
For more information on Checking levels ,
refer to the corresponding section.
During operations in this compartment,
you must obser ve the safety instructions
provided on the labels.
Checking levels
Check all of these levels regularly, in line with
the manufacturer's service schedule. Top them
up if necessary, unless other wise indicated.
Before topping up, make sure that the
fluid conforms to the manufacturer’s
recommendations. Never work in the compartments while
the "Ready" lamp is on or your vehicle is
charging.
When working in the front and rear
compartments, be careful because some
areas of the compartments may be
extremely hot (risk of burns): wait at least
one hour after switching off the vehicle
or until the end of the charging process
before any such work.
Used products
Avoid prolonged contact of used fluids
with the skin.
Most of these fluids are harmful to health
or indeed very corrosive.
Do not discard used fluids into sewers or
onto the ground.
Take used fluids to a PEUGEOT dealer
or a qualified workshop and dispose
of them in containers provided for this
purpose.
Front compartment
Brake fluid level
The brake fluid level should be
between the "MIN" and "MA X"
marks. If not, check the brake pad
w e a r.
Heating system fluid level
The fluid level should be between the marks "L"
(MIN) and "F" (MA X).
Changing the fluid
This fluid does not need to be changed.
Screenwash fluid level
Top up the level when necessary.
If a level drops significantly, have the
corresponding system checked by a PEUGEOT
dealer or a qualified workshop.
Fluid specification
For optimum cleaning and to avoid freezing,
this fluid must not be topped up or replaced
with plain water.
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Ancillaries battery
All of the electrical components on your vehicle
(with the exception of the electric motor, the
heating and the air conditioning) are powered
by the ancillaries battery.
It is located in the front compartment under
the bonnet and is charged by the main battery
during phases of operation ("Ready" lamp on in
the instrument panel) and charging.If the ancillaries battery is discharged,
the electric motor cannot be started and
charging of the main battery is no longer
possible.
It is not recommended to disconnect the
battery.
However, during a prolonged period of
more than one month without using your
vehicle, it may be necessary, in winter,
to disconnect the battery and store it to
prevent the electrolyte freezing.
After prolonged disconnection of the
battery, you must consult a PEUGEOT
dealer or a qualified workshop in order to
have the electronic computer reset.
Access to the battery
F Open the bonnet using the interior release lever and then the exterior safety catch.
F

S
ecure the bonnet stay.
F

L
oosen the nut 1 .
F

R
emove the protective cover from the
battery for access to the two terminals.
Starting using another
battery
Make sure the electrolyte is not frozen.
Check the level and top up with distilled
water, if necessary.
For more information on Checking levels ,
refer to the corresponding section.
Ensure that the back-up battery is a 12
V
battery.
F

L
ift the protective cover from the (+)
terminal,
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Fuse No.Rating Functions
14 15 ARear wiper.
15 7. 5 AInstrument panel.
16 7. 5 AHeating.
17 20 AHeated seat.
18 10 AOption.
19 7. 5 ADoor mirrors defrosting.
20 20 AWindscreen wipers.
21 7. 5 AAirbags.
22 30 ARear screen defrosting.
23 30 AHeating.
24 -Not used.
25 10 ARadio.
26 15 APassenger compartment fuse. The fusebox is located in the front
compartment, under the heating system fluid
reser voir. Only these fuses can be replaced.
Replacement of the fuses in other boxes
(vacuum pump and ancillaries battery)
requires the involvement of a PEUGEOT
dealer or a qualified workshop.Fuses in the front
compartment
8
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HHazard warning lamps ....................................46
Headlamp adjustment ..................................... 42
Headlamps, automatic illumination


................42
Headlamps, dipped beam


...............................98
Headlamps, main beam


............................13, 97
Head restraints .......................................... 24-26
Heating
................................................ 29,

31- 32
Horn ................................................................. 46
Horn for pedestrians


....................................... 46
I
Immobiliser, electronic ..............................19 -20Indicator, energy consumption/generation .......1 4 -15Indicator lamps, operation .............................7- 8
Indicators, direction ........................................ 41
Inflating tyres (using the kit)
...................... 9

0-93
Instrument panel


............................................... 7
ISOFIX mountings and child seats


...........63, 65
JJack ............................... ............................93-95
KKit, hands-free .................................................. 6
K it, temporary puncture repair .................. 9
0-93
LLabels, identification ..................................... 109
Lamps, front .................................................... 96
Lamps, rear


..................................................... 99
Level, brake fluid
....................................... 85-86
Level, engine coolant


................................85-86
Level, headlamp wash


....................................85
Level, heating system fluid
.......................85-86
Level, screenwash fluid

............................85

-86
Levels and checks

..............................
......84-86
Lighting, automatic switching off


....................42
Lighting dimmer


.............................................. 16
Locking from the inside
...................................21
Locking/unlocking a door from the inside....... 21
MMarkings, identification .................................109
Mat .................................................................. 28
Mirror, rear view
.............................................. 27
Mirrors, door .................................................... 26
Mountings, ISOFIX


...................................63 , 65
MP3 CD
......................................................... 3-4
NNumber plate lamps ...................................... 10 0
OOpening the bonnet .................................. 83-84
Opening the boot ....................................... 21-22
Opening the doors


.......................................... 21
PPads, brake ............................................... 86 - 87
Parking brake ...................................... 69, 86 - 87
Player, MP3 CD

...............................
..............3-4
Player, USB
....................................................... 3
Port, USB
................................................ 29, 3-4
Power steering
...............................

.................11
Pressures, tyres


................................ 70 -72, 109
Pre-tensioning seat belts


................................53
Protecting children


.............54, 57- 5 8 , 62- 65 , 67
Puncture


.................................................... 90-93
RRadio ................................................................. 2
Range ........................................................ 15, 18
Recharging the main battery


..........................75
Recirculation, air


............................................. 31
Recirculation/exterior air intake
................. 31

- 32
Reminder, lighting on
...................................... 41
R

emote control

.................................... 20, 34-39
Remote control key
................................... 19 -20
Removing a wheel
.................................... 93-95
Removing the mat


........................................... 28
Replacing bulbs
.................................. 95

-96, 99
Replacing fuses


..................................... 101,104
Replacing the passenger compartment filter ......86Reservoir, headlamp wash ............................. 85
R eservoir, screenwash .............................85-86
Reversing lamps
..............................

.............10 0
SSafety, children ........................54, 57- 5 8 , 62- 64
Screenwash .................................................... 43
Seat belts


............................................ 51- 5 3, 62
Seats, front
...............................

.......................24
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