Get III - Comfort Guide for Citroen C4 Picasso SUV First Generation (2006-2013)

C O M F O R T

RECOMMENDED SETTINGS FOR VENTILATION, HEATING AND

AIR CONDITIONING

Air intake

Check that the exterior grille for the

air intake at the bottom of the wind-

screen, is clean and free of dead

leaves, snow, etc.

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Air distribution

1. Windscreen demisting/defrosting

vents.

2. Front quarter light window demi-

sting/defrosting vents.

3. Front side window demisting/

defrosting vents.

Adjustable side air vents.

4. Adjustable central air vents.

5. Front passenger footwell air out-

lets.

6. Adjustable 2nd row side air

vents, with air ﬂow and tempera-

ture adjustment.

7. Rear passenger footwell air out-

lets.

8. Adjustable 3rd row side air vents.

The side air vents 8 apply only to the

7-seater versions.

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Air vents

Air conditioning

Sensors

The air vents to the face have grilles

and thumb wheels to adjust the air

ﬂow and direction (up-down, right-

left).

To ensure that your system operates

correctly, it is recommended that you

have it checked regularly.

Water arising from condensation

in the air conditioning drains away

through a hole provided for this pur-

pose. A pool of water may thus form

under the vehicle when stationary.

To preserve the sealing of the air

conditioning compressor, operate

the air conditioning at least once a

month.

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Air circulation

Air vents on the ﬂoor underneath the

front seats provide enhanced heat-

ing for the rear seat positions; take

care not to obstruct them.

Regardless of the season, the air

conditioning is useful, since it re-

moves humidity and condensation.

To be effective, the air conditioning

should only be used with the win-

dows closed.

If after a lengthy stop in bright sunlight

the interior temperature is excessive,

air the passenger compartment by

opening the windows for a few mo-

ments, then close them again.

The automatic regulation of the air

conditioning in the passenger com-

partment uses a number of sensors

(sunshine sensor, ambient tempera-

ture sensor...) that relieve you of the

need to make frequent adjustments to

the displayed temperature.

Take care not to obstruct the sun-

shine sensor, located on the dash-

board behind the instrument panel.

Dust filter/Odour filter (active

carbon)

There is a ﬁlter for excluding odours

and dust.

This ﬁlter has to be changed in ac-

cordance with the vehicle's servicing

schedule (see the servicing booklet).

The air conditioning operates by

using power from the engine. This

results in a slight increase in fuel

consumption.

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The level of air ﬂow is shown by the

progressive lighting of the warning

lamps depicting the fan blades 1.

By reducing the ﬂow to minimum,

you deactivate the air conditioning

system (OFF).

To maintain an acceptable level of

comfort in the passenger compart-

ment, you should not leave this con-

trol too long in the OFF position.

MANUAL AIR CONDITIONING

4. Air recirculation

The air conditioning system oper-

ates with the engine running.

This control is for isolating disagree-

able odours or fumes coming from

outside.

) Press button 4 to cut off the intake

of outside air and to activate recir-

culation of the air in the passenger

compartment. The warning lamp

comes on.

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A. DRIVER'S CONTROL

PANEL

Avoid the extended use of air re-

circulation (risk of deterioration

of air quality and misting).

2. Adjustment of air

distribution

) Press button 4 again to allow the

intake of exterior air. The warning

lamp goes off.

) Press button 2 to make the dis-

play run through the different

types of air distribution.

The air distribution chosen

is shown by the lighting of

the corresponding warning

lamps on the display 2.

5. Air conditioning

The air fan control (adjusting the ﬂow

of air) has to be activated in order for

air conditioning to be obtained.

) Press button 5. The warning

lamp comes on.

1. Adjustment of the air fan

speed

3. Mode of adjustment

of temperature for the

passenger

The air fan adjustment only operates

when the engine is running.

To adjust the air ﬂow, press button 1:

To be effective, the air condi-

tioning should be operated only

with the windows closed.

) Press button 3 to have indepen-

dent passenger control of cabin

air temperature. The warning

lamp goes off.

While the passenger is adjusting tem-

perature, the warning lamp comes on.

If your vehicle is not equipped with

air conditioning, you will have the

same control panel but without the

A/C button.

to increase the ﬂow of air,

to decrease the ﬂow of air.

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6. Demisting/defrosting the

rear screen

8. Adjustment of the fan air

temperature

B. PASSENGER'S CONTROL

PANEL

This function operates only if the en-

gine is running.

) Press button 6 to activate/de-

activate the electric demisting/

defrosting of the rear screen and

door mirrors. The warning lamp

comes on.

This control is for adjusting the tem-

perature of the air in the passenger

compartment. It can be used in cold

weather as well as in hot weather,

provided the air conditioning is ac-

tive.

The adjustment of the temperature

is continuous and progressive start-

ing from left to right.

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The demisting/defrosting

switches off automatically

to prevent excessive con-

sumption of power.

Adjustment of temperature

) Press button 9 to take control of

the temperature. The warning

lamp comes on.

) Rotate button 10 to adjust your

temperature.

The adjustment of the temperature

is continuous and progressive start-

ing from left to right.

7. Rapid demisting/defrosting

of front and rear windows

and door mirrors

) Press button 7. The warning

lamp comes on.

This function simultaneously acti-

vates:

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front demisting/defrosting,

optimum ﬂow of air,

intake of exterior air,

demisting/defrosting of door mir-

rors and heated rear screen,

air conditioning, if necessary.

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To stop the function, press button 7

again.

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For this facility to operate, it is recom-

mended that all air vents are kept

open.

Using the AUTO mode will prevent

the formation of mist inside the ve-

hicle in cold or humid weather.

DIGITAL AIR CONDITIONING

2. Adjustment of temperature

To display the desired temperature,

press button:

The air conditioning system operates

with the engine running.

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- to decrease the temperature,

+ to increase the temperature.

When starting from cold, in order to

avoid a rush of cold air, the air fan

attains its optimum level progres-

sively.

A setting around 21 will provide

an agreeable temperature level.

However, depending on your prefer-

ence, anything between 18 and 24

is quite normal.

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A. DRIVER'S CONTROL

PANEL

For optimum comfort, it is recom-

mended to avoid a difference of set-

tings of more than than 3 between

right and left.

Actual temperatures experienced in

the passenger compartment are de-

pendent on external factors and for

this reason might not be identical to

those displayed.

On entering the vehicle, the inside

temperature may be much colder (or

hotter) than would be comfortable. It

serves no purpose to alter the tem-

perature displayed in an attempt to

attain your preference more rapidly.

The system operates automatically

to correct the difference in tempera-

ture as soon as possible.

Manual resumption of one or

more functions

It is possible to adjust each of the

functions 3, 4, 6 and 10 manually.

The display of the "AUTO" function

will then go off.

Resumption by the driver of the

adjustment of passenger compart-

ment temperatures (for the front and

rear passengers)

A long press on the "AUTO" but-

ton cancels all personal settings,

including the passenger's tem-

perature, and returns the system

to automatic operation

1. Automatic comfort

regulation

A press on this button,

conﬁrmed by the display of

the A/C warning lamp and

of AUTO on the screen, pro-

vides automatic control, at the tem-

perature selected, of all the following

5 functions:

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air ﬂow,

passenger compartment tem-

perature, left and right,

air distribution,

air conditioning,

automatic air recirculation.

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This function is available when

you switch on the ignition as well

as when you stop the engine.

The air conditioning control screens

come on and the symbol represent-

ing the air fan is displayed while the

function is available.

This button does not activate the air

conditioning, only the air fans. While

the REST function is active, the air

ﬂow and distribution cannot be modi-

ﬁed.

3. Adjustment of air fan

speed/Activation of the

"REST" function

Adjustment of air ﬂow

To adjust the ﬂow of air, press the

button:

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to increase the air ﬂow,

4. Adjustment of air

distribution

On switching on the ignition:

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A press on the REST button ac-

tivates the function for a period

of a few minutes. Two blades of

the fan will ﬁll to indicate that the

function is active.

) Press button 4 to scroll

through the air distribution

settings on the screen.

to decrease the air ﬂow (this

button also has the REST

function).

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The function can be deactivated

and reactivated during the timed

period.

At the end of the timed period,

the screen will go off.

The level of air ﬂow is indicated on

the display by the progressive ﬁlling

of the fan blades.

If you place the air fan on position 0,

the system is deactivated. The air

fan display will be empty, with the in-

dication OFF.

The air distribution you have chosen

is conﬁrmed by the corresponding

indicators in the screen.

There are 7 possible adjustments.

On switching off the engine:

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"REST" function: activation of

ventilation, engine off

The function can be activated

during a period of 30 seconds.

To allow a degree of comfort

in the passenger compart-

ment while the engine is off,

you can operate the ven-

tilation for a few minutes using the

"REST" function.

When you leave the vehicle, any

passengers present can still have

the beneﬁt of air circulation, even

though the engine is not running.

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A press on the REST button ac-

tivates the function for period of

several minutes. The duration

and availability of the function

depends on the state of charge

of the battery. Locking the vehi-

cle has no effect on the function.

A further press before the end of

the period of operation stops the

function deﬁnitively.

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5. Air recirculation

6. Activation/deactivation of

rear passenger controls

7. Panel display mode: black

panel function

This button activates the recir-

culation of air within the pas-

senger compartment and also

has an automatic function.

This button allows you to

permit or not the rear pas-

sengers to use their adjust-

ment controls.

This function turns the

screen and switch backlight-

ing on or off.

) Press button 5 to cut off the in-

take of air from outside and to

activate recycling of the air in

the passenger compartment. the

warning lamp comes on.

Whilst retaining the other adjust-

ments, this function prevents un-

pleasant odours or fumes entering

the vehicle. Avoid extended use of

air recirculation (risk of deterioration

of air quality and misting).

) Press button 5 again to allow entry

of air from the outside. The warn-

ing lamp goes off.

Airrecirculationcanalsobecontrolledby

pressing the switch located on the lower

left of the steering wheel (see "Fixed

centred controls steering wheel").

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Function activated, pressing any

button will illuminate the screen

temporarily.

pressing button 7 deactivates

the function, the illumination of

of buttons and screen is again

permanent.

There are three possible states for

this button:

Locking of the rear

passenger controls

The driver imposes his adjustment

on the rear passengers. In this case,

the rear passenger controls are de-

activated.

This function optimises notably the

visual comfort for driving at night.

Authorisation of

the rear passenger

controls

8. Demisting/defrosting the

rear screen

The rear passengers can use their

adjustment controls at their conve-

nience.

This function is active only when the

engine is running.

) Press on button 8 to activate/

deactivate the electric demist-

ing/defrosting of the rear screen

and, according to version, of the

door mirrors. The warning lamp

comes on and the symbol ap-

pears in the screen.

Reduction of the

air ﬂow for the rear

passengers

With additional air conditioning, in

cold weather you are advised to

close the supply of air to the rear

passengers (no hot air distribution

possible via these air vents).

It switches off automatically

to prevent excessive con-

sumption of power.

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9. Rapid demisting/defrosting

of the front and rear

windows

B. PASSENGER CONTROL

PANELS

12. Rear passengers (right/left)

By default, in AUTO

position, the adjust-

ment of the air ﬂow is

aligned on the front

ventilation.

)Rotate the button

to decrease or in-

crease the air ﬂow.

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Press button 9. The warning

lamp comes on.

This function gives a rapid

demisting/defrosting of the

vehicle simultaneously with:

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front demisting/defrosting at op-

timum temperature,

optimum air ﬂow,

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intake of exterior air,

demisting/defrosting of the door

mirrors and rear screen,

air conditioning, if necessary.

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11. Front passenger

Press button 9 again or "AUTO"

to stop the function. Demisting/

defrosting of the door mirrors and

rear screen remains activated.

The front passenger can adjust their

temperature control independently

at any time by pressing buttons +

and -.

You can adjust the air ﬂow only if this

is enabled by the driver (see button 6

of the driver’s control panel).

The front passenger con-

trols the adjustment of their

own temperature.

With Stop & Start, when demist-

ing has been activated, the STOP

mode is not available.

The temperature setting for

the passenger is aligned

with that for the driver.

10. Air conditioning

) Press button 10 to activate the

air conditioning.

The A/C warning lamp comes on.

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The level of air ﬂow is indicated on

the display by the progressive ﬁlling

of the fan blades.

By reducing the ﬂow to minimum,

you switch off the air conditioning

system (OFF).

You can adjust the temperature and

the air ﬂow only if the driver enables

you to (see button 6 of the driver’s

control panel).

ADDITIONAL AIR

CONDITIONING

C. REAR PASSENGER

CONTROL PANELS

(RIGHT/LEFT)

13. Adjustment of

temperature

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The rear passengers can adjust their

temperature controls independently

via buttons + and -.

Their setting cannot be greater than

that of the driver by more than 2.

Attainment of this maximum setting

is conﬁrmed by the ﬂashing of its

display.

This warning lamp signiﬁes

that the passenger controls

are locked, you can adjust

neither the temperature nor

the air ﬂow, which remain aligned on

the preferences of the driver.

This warning lamp indi-

cates that the supply of air

is cut off.

14. Adjustment of air fan

speed

This position is recommended in

cold weather conditions, as the air

vents do not supply warm air.

The air fan operates only when the

engine is running.

To adjust the ﬂow of air, press on

button:

Additional air conditioning allows you

to optimise comfort levels in warm

weather conditions. It produces ad-

ditional fresh air which is supplied

using the rear air vents. The supply

of warm air via the rear air vents is

not possible using this system.

to increase the air ﬂow,

to decrease the air ﬂow.

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SCENTED AIR FRESHENER

To remove the air freshener

To insert the air freshener

The scented air freshener releases a

fragrance into the passenger compart-

ment via the central air vents.

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The air freshener contains an

empty cartridge when your vehicle

is delivered. You therefore need to

insert a cartridge in order to use

the air freshener.

Adjustment of flow

After ﬁtting or changing a cartridge:

) place the air freshener back in its

) Press the button A, rotating it a

quarter turn to the left as far as it

will go.

) Remove the air freshener from

the dashboard.

housing.

rotate it a quarter turn to the right.

)

) Replace the cartridge (see

"Replacing a cartridge”).

) Rotate the button A to adjust (to

the left to reduce, to the right to

increase) or stop (maximum to

the left) the ﬂow of scented air.

The central air vents have to be

open.

Acartridge lasts on average 3 months,

based on one hour’s usage per day.

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Replacing a cartridge

Air freshener button

For safety, use only cartridges that

are provided for this purpose.

Retain the containers for storing

used cartridges.

Do not recharge or dismantle the

cartridges.

Keep them out of reach of children

and animals.

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Avoid all contact with the skin and

with the eyes.

In the event of ingestion, consult a

doctor and show them the product

packaging or label.

Do not install or remove a cartridge

while you are driving.

The recharge for the air freshener

consists of a cartridge B and its

sealed container C.

The air freshener button A is inde-

pendent of the cartridge. Cartridges

are supplied without the air freshener

button A.

) Remove the protective ﬁlm D.

The button of the air freshener A

can only be ﬁtted to the centre of

the dashboard with a cartridge at-

tached.

Therefore always keep the air fresh-

ener button A and one cartridge.

) Place the head of the cartridge B

on the button A of the air fresh-

ener.

) Rotate it a quarter turn to lock

it on the button and remove the

container.

Replacement cartridges are avail-

able, depending on country, either on

the Internet site or from a CITROËN

dealer or a qualiﬁed workshop.

Locations are provided in the glove

box for storing cartridges and con-

tainers.

) Insert the air freshener into its

housing.

You can change cartridges at any

time, keeping the used cartridges in

their original containers.

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FRONT SEATS

3. Seat height adjustment

Raise or lower the the control the

number of times necessary to obtain

the position desired.

4. Backrest angle

Operate the control and adjust the

angle of the backrest.

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It is possible to incline the back-

rest 45° rearwards by tilting it until it

locks; to unlock it, lift the control.

5. Armrest

To adjust the position of the armrest,

pull it up and then fully down, and

then raise it to the desired position.

6. Head restraint

To raise it, pull it upwards. To lower

it, press on the control as well as on

the head restraint.

The adjustment is correct when the

top of the head restraint is level with

the top of the head.

It can also be adjusted for tilt (de-

pending on version).

To remove it, press on the unlocking

button and pull it upwards.

To adjust the head restraint for-

wards/backwards, move the base of

the head restraint to obtain the posi-

tion desired.

MANUAL ADJUSTMENTS

1. Forwards-backwards

adjustment

2. Lumbar support

Rotate the control until you attain

the position desired.

Never drive without the head re-

straints ﬁtted. They must be in

place and adjusted correctly.

Raise the control bar, then slide the

seat to the position desired.

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FRONT SEATS

2. Adjustment of backrest

angle and lumbar support

Heated seats control

ELECTRIC ADJUSTMENTS

Push the top of control

forwards or backwards to

adjust the backrest angle.

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Raise or lower control to

increase or decrease the

lumbar support.

With the engine running, the front

seats can be heated individually.

) Use the corresponding adjust-

ment wheel, placed on the inner

side of each front seat, to switch

on and select the level of heating

required:

The seats can also be adjusted elec-

trically for a short period:

1. Adjustment of the

seat height and angle,

forwards-backwards

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on opening one of the front

doors,

after switching off the ignition.

Raise or lower the front of

control to raise or lower the

front of the seat base (on

driver’s seat).

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0: Off.

1: Low.

2: Medium.

3: High.

Raise or lower the rear of

control to raise or lower the

seat.

Action control forwards or

backwards to slide the seat

forwards/backwards.

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Storing a position

Recalling a stored position

Ignition on or engine running

) Press button 1 or 2 to recall the

Storing driving positions

System which registers the electrical

settings of the driver's seat and door

mirrors. It enables you to store and

recall two positions using the but-

tons on the side of the driver's seat.

Using buttons M/1/2

) Switch on the ignition.

) Adjust your seat and the door

mirrors.

) Press button M, then press but-

ton 1 or 2 within four seconds.

An audible signal indicates that

the position has been stored.

Storing a new position cancels the

previous position.

corresponding position.

An audible signal indicates the end

of the adjustment.

You can interrupt the current move-

ment by pressing button M, 1 or 2 or

by using one of the seat controls.

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A stored position cannot be recalled

while driving.

Recalling stored positions is deacti-

vated 45 seconds after switching off

the ignition.

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REAR HEAD RESTRAINTS

SECOND ROW SEATS

"Comfort" position

Forwards-backwards adjustment

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The rear head restraints can be

removed and have two positions:

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high, position for use,

low, storage position.

The 3 second-row seats are inde-

pendent of each other and all the

same width. They all can have a

"comfort" position.

To raise a head restraint, pull it up-

wards.

To lower it, press the lug then the

head restraint.

To remove it, place it in the high posi-

tion, push the lug and pull it upwards.

To reﬁt it, engage the head restraint

rods in the holes taking care to re-

main in line with the seat back.

Lift the control A, located at the front

of the seat, then move the seat to

the desired position.

Placing a seat in the "comfort"

position

) Pull on the control B and guide

the seat rearwards.

The backrest reclines and the seat

base pivots slightly.

Returning the seat to the initial

position

) Pull on the control B and allow

the seat to come forwards.

Never drive with the head restraints

removed, they must be in place

and correctly adjusted.

Always supervise any movements

of seats by children.

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SECOND ROW SEATS

(C4 PICASSO)

Repositioning a seat

Panels behind the second

row seats

) Raise the backrest and push it

rearwards until it locks in position

Folding a seat

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Always supervise any movements

of seats by children.

Panels below the second row seats

provide the bottom of the boot space

with rigidity. They automatically follow

the seat movements (e.g. forwards-

backwards adjustment, folding).

Each seat can be folded onto the

ﬂoor to enable you to modify your

vehicle’s interior space.

A storage area is available under-

neath the panels.

) Pull ﬁrmly upwards on strap C,

as indicated by the red arrow, to

unlock the seat; keep pulling until

the seat is fully folded.

Push the seat backrest gently

forwards so that the backrest

folds onto the seat cushion. The

assembly lowers onto the ﬂoor.

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From the boot (when loading, for

example)

SECOND ROW REAR SEATS

(GRAND C4 PICASSO)

Rigid panel

You can fold the second-row seat(s)

from the boot, having ﬁrst folded the

third-row seats.

) Pull on the strap D to unlock the

chosen seat, push the backrest

gently forwards.

Each seat can be folded onto the

ﬂoor to form a ﬂat surface, thus en-

abling you to adapt your vehicle’s

interior space.

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To prevent any damage to the

mechanism, the strap D unclips

under excessive force. Simply

clip it back in place to render the

system operational.

Each second-row seat backrest has

a rigid panel attached.

This panel enables you:

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to have a continuous load sur-

face in the boot, whatever the

positions of the seats,

Repositioning a seat

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to avoid having objects sliding

under the second-row seats.

) Return the second-row seat rigid

panels to their initial position and

lock them in position.

)

Raise the backrest and push it

rearwards until it locks in position.

Folding a seat

From the outside

Unlocking/Locking the rigid

panel

) Slide the latch 1 on the panel

) Pull ﬁrmly upwards on strap C,

as indicated by the red arrow, to

unlock the seat; keep pulling until

the seat is fully folded.

downwards, to unlock.

) Return the panel to the upright

position, then slide the latch 1

upwards, to lock.

Before positioning the rigid panels,

check that the second-row seats are

in the fully back position.

Before moving the third-row seats,

return the second-row rigid pan-

els to their initial position and lock

them in place.

Never allow children to operate the

seats without supervision.

Push the seat backrest gently

forwards so that the backrest

folds onto the seat cushion. The

assembly lowers onto the ﬂoor.

5-seater conﬁgurations do not have

these rigid panels.

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"Cinema seat" position

Access to the third row seats

Exit from the third row seats

) Hold the lever E in the raised po-

sition. The seat unlocks and the

seat cushion comes up against

the backrest.

) Push the seat backrest, still hold-

ing the lever E in the raised posi-

tion.

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If the table on the back of the ﬁrst-

row seat is down, close it to enable

this operation.

Repositioning a seat, from

the outside, with the door

open

This position allows you to free up

space between the ﬁrst row and the

second row.

Pull the lever E under the seat.

This position is only possible with

the outer seats.

Access to the third-row seats is via

the outer second-row seats.

) Pull the lever E. The seat unlocks

and the seat cushion comes up

against the backrest.

) Hold the lever E in the raised

position, pushing forwards. The

whole seat slides towards the

front seat.

If there are passengers seated in

the third row:

) manually return the assembly as

far as possible rearwards; the

seat does not return as far as the

maximum rearwards position so

as to retain legroom for the third-

row passengers,

) fold the seat cushion until it

locks.

Ensure that there is no object on

or under the seat that you want to

move.

Space becomes free behind the

seat, the third-row passengers can

get to their seats.

Emergency exit: should the ﬁrst

system fail (strap C), use of the le-

ver E allows third-row passengers

to leave.

Do not allow children to operate

the seats without supervision.

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) Pull on the control G, located at

the bottom of the seat backrest.

The seat unlocks.

THIRD ROW SEATS (GRAND

C4 PICASSO)

Unfolding the seat

) Next push the backrest gently

forwards. The backrest pivots,

folding onto the seat base. The

seat base then folds into the

stowage area provided for that

purpose.

Concertina boards

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) Reposition the concertina boards

over the folded seats.

) Return the second-row rigid

panels to their initial position and

lock them.

) Having folded your concertina

board, pull on the control F lo-

cated behind the seat backrest.

The backrest pivots rearwards,

pulling the seat base with it. The

seat locks in the open position.

Before moving the third-row seats,

return the rigid plates of the second-

row seats to the upright position

and lock them.

Do not try to fold a third-row seat

that has not ﬁrst had the backrest

fully locked in place.

Two rigid concertina boards, which

cannot be separated from the ve-

hicle, cover the 2 third-row seats,

when these are in the folded posi-

tion.

Do not leave objects either on or

underneath the seat bases of the

third-row seats when you are fold-

ing them.

Do not leave your hand on the con-

trol G as you fold the seats, as you

risk trapping your ﬁngers.

Folding the concertina boards

Repositioning the seat

Pull on the control, the 3 sections of

the board will fold like a concertina.

When the third-row seats are up-

right, these concertina boards can

be left either:

) Return the second-row rigid

panels to their initial position and

lock them.

) Lower the head restraints.

) Correctly position the concertina

board vertically behind the seat.

Do not allow children to operate

the seats without supervision.

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ﬂat behind the seats,

in the vertical position,

thereby leaving a storage area avail-

able.

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SEAT MODULARITY AND THE VARIOUS CONFIGURATIONS

Examples of C4 Picasso seat configurations

Examples of seat configurations Grand C4 Picasso

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5 seats

3 seats

7 seats

6 seats

Maximum loadspace

4 seats

Maximum

loadspace

5 seats

4 seats

For easy modiﬁcation of your interior vehicle space, all the rear seats can be individually folded: onto the second-row ﬂoor,

and under the third-row ﬂoor (in the case of the Grand C4 Picasso). You can then have a load ﬂoor that is continuous up

to the front seat backrests.

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C O M F O R T

Automatic tilting in reverse gear

MIRRORS

System which provides a view of the

ground during parking manoeuvres

in reverse gear.

The objects observed are, in reality,

closer than they appear.

Take this into account in order to

correctly judge the distance of ve-

hicles approaching from behind.

Door mirrors

Each mirror is adjustable to provide

the rear view needed for overtaking

or parking. They can also be folded

for parking in conﬁned spaces.

Programming

) With the engine running, engage

reverse gear.

) Select and adjust the left-hand

and right-hand mirrors in suc-

cession.

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The demisting/defrosting of the door

mirrors is linked to that of the rear

screen.

Folding

The adjustment is stored immedi-

ately.

) From outside: lock the vehicle

using the remote control or the

key.

) From inside: with the ignition on,

pull the control A in the central

position rearwards.

If the mirrors are folded using con-

trol A, they will not unfold when the

vehicle is unlocked. Pull again on

control A.

Switching on

) With the engine running, engage

reverse gear.

) Move control A to the right or to

the left to select the correspond-

ing mirror.

The glass of the mirror selected tilts

downwards, in accordance with its

programming.

Unfolding

Switching off

) From outside: unlock the vehicle

using the remote control or the

key.

) From inside: with the ignition on,

pull the control A in the central

position rearwards.

The folding and unfolding of the door

mirrors using the remote control can

be deactivated by a CITROËN dealer

or a qualiﬁed workshop.

Adjustment

With the ignition on:

) move control A to the right or to

the left to select the correspond-

ing mirror,

) move control B in one of four di-

rections to adjust,

) return control A to the central po-

sition.

)

or

Exit reverse gear and wait ten seconds.

) Return control A to the central

position.

The mirror glass returns to its initial

position.

The mirror glass also returns to its

initial position:

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if the speed exceeds 6 mph (10 km/h),

if the engine is switched off.

Never fold or unfold the electric fold-

ing mirrors manually.

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Automatic day/night model

Rear view mirror

STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT

The height and reach of the steer-

ing wheel can be adjusted to adapt

the driving position to the size of the

driver.

Adjustable mirror providing a central

rearward view.

Equipped with an anti-dazzle sys-

tem, which darkens the mirror glass:

this reduces the nuisance to the

driver caused by the headlamps

from following vehicles, low sun...

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Manual day/night model

By means of a sensor, which mea-

sures the light from the rear of the

vehicle, this system automatically

and progressively changes between

the day and night uses.

Adjustment

In order to ensure optimum visibility

during your manoeuvres, the mirror

lightens automatically when reverse

gear is engaged.

) First, adjust the driver's seat to

the most suitable position.

Adjustment

)

When stationary, pull the control

lever to unlock the steering wheel

adjustment.

) Adjust the mirror so that the

glass is directed correctly in the

"day" position.

) Adjust for height and reach.

) Push the control lever to lock the

steering wheel adjustment.

After locking, if you press ﬁrmly on

the steering wheel, a slight click may

be heard.

Day/night position

) Pull the lever to change to the

"night" anti-dazzle position.

) Push the lever to change to the

normal "day" position.

As a safety measure, the mirrors

should be adjusted to reduce the

"blind spot".

As a safety precaution, these

operations must only be carried out

while the vehicle is stationary.

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