Advertisement

Advertisement

Comfort -> Automatic air conditioning - Monozone for Your Citroen C5 Suv First Generation (2001-2008)

AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING  
MONOZONe  
The monozone system regulates  
the temperature, air distribution  
and air flow for the whole of the  
passenger compartment.  
1  
2  
3  
ꢀ  
5  
iii  
1 Automatic operation  
2 Temperature adjustment  
3 Adjusting the air distribution  
Activation/deactivation of air  
conditioning  
5 Adjusting the air flow  
6 Front demisting - deicing  
7 Rear demisting - deicing  
8 Air recirculation – entry of air  
from outside  
9 Display  
9
8
7
6
It is recommended to keep all the  
air vents open.  
you can change to manual mode  
by pressing on any of the buttons,  
except button 2.  
Operating the air conditioning sys-  
tem on “aUTO” guarantees good  
ventilation inside the cabin.  
Note: The value indicated on the  
display corresponds to a comfort  
level and not to a temperature in  
Celsius or Fahrenheit.  
The light a goes out.  
1. automatic operation  
This is the normal  
operating mode for  
the system. Depend-  
ing on the level of  
2. Temperature adjustment  
manual mode  
One or more functions can be  
adjusted manually, while still retain-  
ing the other functions in automatic  
mode.  
Press one of the buttons, except  
the temperature adjustment 2. The  
light a goes out.  
Changing to manual mode may  
result in a decrease in comfort  
level (temperature, humidity, smell,  
misting) and is not advised for opti-  
mum comfort.  
To return to “aUTO” mode, press  
button 1. Light a comes on.  
Turn control 2 to  
change the tempera-  
ture:  
a
comfort chosen,  
a
press on this button,  
Clockwise to  
increase the tem-  
perature.  
confirmed by light a coming on,  
allows all of the following functions  
to be automatically and simultane-  
ously controlled:  
a
Anti-clockwise to reduce the  
temperature.  
The chosen temperature is  
displayed.  
Air flow.  
Cabin temperature.  
Air distribution.  
Air inlet.  
An adjustment around ꢀꢁ will give  
you the optimum comfort level.  
However, depending on your pref-  
erences anywhere between ꢁ8 and  
ꢀ4 is quite usual.  
Air conditioning.  
97  
AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING  
MONOZONe  
The warning lamp comes on. This  
3. adjusting the air  
distribution  
5. Adjusting the air flow  
system controls air conditioning,  
temperature and air flow/entry. It  
distributes ventilation towards the  
windscreen and the front windows.  
The air flow can only  
be adjusted with the  
engine running.  
iii  
Press on buttons 3 to  
change the air flow dis-  
tribution. The symbol  
(arrows) corresponding  
to the chosen distribu-  
tion lights up:  
Turn control 5:  
you can manually exit “Demisting”  
mode. This mode should be can-  
celled as soon as possible to allow  
the redistribution of air in the pas-  
senger compartment.  
A press on the 1 button returns you  
to “aUTO” mode.  
Clockwise to increase the air  
flow.  
Anti-clockwise to reduce the air  
flow.  
Windscreen and front windows.  
Front air vents (central, side  
and soft diffusion grille if open)  
and rear air vents.  
The level of air flow is indicated on  
the control panel display 9 by the  
progressive filling of the bars.  
Front and rear footwells.  
By reducing the air flow to its  
minimum setting, the air condi-  
tioning system switches itself  
off (OFF).  
To prevent misting and poor air  
quality in the passenger compart-  
ment, take care to maintain a suf-  
ficient flow of air.  
Note: You cannot select distribu-  
tion to the windscreen/front win-  
dows and to the front/rear air vents  
at the same time.  
7. rear demisting - deicing  
Press button 7, with the  
engine running, to start a  
rapid deicing or demist-  
ing of the rear screen  
and rear view mirrors.  
The warning lamp comes on.  
ꢀ. air conditioning  
This mode automatically stops  
depending on the outside tempera-  
ture. It can be interrupted by a fur-  
ther press on button 7 or by stop-  
ping the engine.  
In the latter case, demisting  
will resume when the engine is  
switched on again.  
Air conditioning only works with  
the engine running. The air blower  
button (air flow adjustment)  
must be activated to obtain air  
conditioning.  
6. Front demisting - deicing  
In some cases, “aUTO”  
mode may not be suf-  
ficient to demist or  
defrost the windows  
(e.g. humidity, several  
passengers, frost).  
Press  
Light B comes on.  
on  
button .  
Note: The heated rear screen  
operates independently of the  
automatic air conditioning.  
To function efficiently, air  
conditioning should  
be used with the win-  
dows closed.  
B
Press button 6 for rapid clear win-  
dows.  
98  
AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING  
MONOZONe  
remarks:  
8. air recirculation – Entry  
of air from outside  
When starting from cold, in  
order to prevent unwanted cold  
air, the air flow will increase only  
gradually to its optimum level.  
iii  
This button activates  
the recirculation of air in  
the passenger compart-  
ment.  
If you enter the vehicle after a  
fairly prolonged stop and the  
temperature inside the vehicle  
is far from comfortable, it serves  
no purpose to modify the tem-  
perature that is displayed as an  
attempt to go immediately to  
the desired comfort level. The  
system automatically uses all  
of its power to compensate the  
temperature gap as quickly as  
possible.  
Press button 8 to switch  
off the entry of air from outside.  
The warning lamp comes on.  
Whilst retaining the other settings,  
this position allows the driver at  
any moment to exclude unpleasant  
smells or smoke/emissions coming  
from outside.  
This mode should be cancelled  
as soon as possible to allow the  
redistribution of air in the pas-  
senger compartment.  
Water arising from the conden-  
sation in the air conditioning  
drains out through a hole pro-  
vided for this purpose ; a pool  
of water may thus form under-  
neath the vehicle when station-  
ary.  
Whatever the time of year, even  
in cool weather the air condition-  
ing is useful in removing humid-  
ity and misting. Avoid driving for  
too long with air conditioning  
deactivated.  
99