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CLIMATE CONTROL  
12 - Heated rear screen and heated  
door mirrors (depending on  
vehicle).  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
13 - Heated rear screen indicator  
light.  
14 - Air recirculation control.  
9
14  
13 12  
11 10  
Controls  
1 - Clear View button to demist and  
5 - Display.  
de-ice the windows.  
6 - Switching automatic mode on  
2 - Clear View function indicator  
and off.  
light.  
3 - Switching the air conditioning  
8 and 10 - Air distribution adjustment  
on and off.  
for  
the  
passenger  
compartment.  
4 and 7 - Air temperature adjustment.  
9 and 11 - Ventilation  
speed  
Buttons  
1
and  
12  
are  
adjustment.  
complemented by operation  
indicator lights (2 and 13):  
- indicator light lit up, the  
function is switched on,  
- indicator light off, the function  
is switched off.  
3.08  
CLIMATE CONTROL (continued)  
- press button 7 to increase the  
temperature,  
7
4
- press button 4 to decrease the  
temperature.  
Note: The maximum and minimum  
settings of 15 °C and 27 °C allow the  
system to produce a minimum or  
maximum temperature, whatever  
the ambient conditions.  
Ambient temperature (automatic  
mode)  
The  
climate  
control  
system  
Only the temperature and the  
AUTO symbol are displayed  
guarantees (with the exception of  
extreme weather conditions)  
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The  
functions  
managed  
in  
comfortable ambient temperature in  
the passenger compartment and  
maintains a good level of visibility.  
automatic mode are not displayed.  
In automatic mode (the AUTO  
indicator light lit up on the  
display), all air conditioning  
functions are controlled by the  
system.  
When you modify certain  
functions the AUTO indicator  
light goes out. Only the modified  
function is not controlled by the  
system.  
3.09  
CLIMATE CONTROL (continued)  
Ambient temperature: automatic  
mode (continued)  
Operation  
To obtain and maintain the  
temperature selected and good  
visibility, the system controls:  
- the ventilation speed;  
- the distribution of air;  
- the air recirculation management;  
- starting or stopping the air  
conditioning;  
- the air temperature.  
The values displayed are the air  
temperature setting.  
When the vehicle is started in cold  
or hot weather, increasing or  
decreasing the values displayed  
does not mean that the temperature  
is reached more quickly, whatever  
the indicated temperature may be,  
the system optimises the increase  
or decrease in temperature (the  
ventilation system does not start  
instantly at maximum speed: it  
gradually increases until the engine  
temperature is sufficient, which  
may take from a few seconds to  
several minutes).  
Generally speaking, unless there is  
a particular fault, the dashboard air  
vents should remain open.  
3.10  
CLIMATE CONTROL (continued)  
Position  
8
5
6
The air flow is mainly directed  
towards all the air vents.  
Position  
The air flow is directed to all the  
windscreen demisting vents and the  
passenger footwell.  
Position  
The air flow is only directed to the  
passenger footwells.  
13 12  
11 10  
Altering automatic mode  
Position  
The automatic mode is the normal  
operation mode of the system but  
you may alter the selections made  
by the system (air distribution, etc.),  
these options are explained on the  
following pages.  
All the air flow is directed to the  
demisting vents for the windscreen  
and the side windows.  
Position  
The manual air distribution  
option causes the operating  
indicator on the display to  
switch off 5 (automatic mode),  
but only air distribution is no  
longer controlled automatically  
by the system.  
Distribution of air in the  
passenger compartment  
The air flow is directed to the  
windscreen demisting vents, the  
side windows and the passenger  
footwell.  
There  
are  
five  
possible  
combinations for air distribution,  
which may be selected by pressing  
buttons 8 and 10 repeatedly. The  
arrows on display 5 indicate the  
setting selected:  
Press button  
6
to return to  
automatic mode.  
3.11  
CLIMATE CONTROL (continued)  
Varying the ventilation speed  
In automatic mode, the system uses  
the most suitable amount of air to  
reach and maintain the desired  
temperature.  
5
6
3
Exit automatic mode by pressing  
buttons 9 and 11.  
These buttons allow you to increase  
or decrease ventilation speed.  
9
Switching air conditioning on  
or off  
In automatic mode, the system  
switches the air conditioning  
system on or off, depending on the  
exterior weather conditions.  
13 12  
11 11  
Note: the Clear View function  
automatically operates the air  
conditioning (indicator light on).  
Press button 6 to return to automatic  
mode.  
Exit automatic mode by pressing  
button 3: the AUTO indicator on  
display 5 switches off.  
Button 3 activates (indicator light  
on the display lit) or deactivates  
(indicator light off) the air  
conditioning function.  
In automatic mode, in cold  
weather, the ventilation will not  
start immediately at maximum  
power but will increase gradually  
until the engine temperature is  
warm enough to heat the passenger  
compartment air. This may take a  
few seconds or several minutes.  
3.12  
CLIMATE CONTROL (continued)  
13 12  
Heated rear screen  
Press button 12: operating indicator  
To exit this function, press  
button 12 again. Demisting  
automatically stops.  
light 13 comes on.  
This function permits rapid  
demisting/de-icing of the rear  
screen and de-icing of the door  
mirrors (depending on version).  
3.13  
CLIMATE CONTROL (continued)  
Note: if you wish to reduce the air  
flow (which may produce a certain  
amount of noise in the passenger  
compartment), press button 11.  
1
2
6
To exit this function, press either:  
- button 1 again,  
- button 6 (the AUTO button on the  
display switches on).  
13 12  
11  
Clear View function  
Press button 1, operating indicator 2  
This function rapidly demists /  
de-ices the windscreen, the front  
side windows and the door mirrors  
(depending on the vehicle).  
comes on.  
The AUTO button indicator light  
(on the display) switches off.  
It imposes automatic operation of  
the air conditioning, inhibits  
recirculation and activates heating  
of the rear screen (indicator  
light 13).  
Press button 12 if you do not want  
rear screen heating to be activated,  
indicator light 13 goes out.  
3.14  
CLIMATE CONTROL (continued)  
14  
Air recirculation mode  
Pressing button 14 activates air  
recirculation (the symbol lights up  
on the display).  
Prolonged use of this position may  
lead to odours caused by  
non-renewal of air and the  
formation of condensation on the  
windows.  
During recirculation, air is taken  
from the passenger compartment  
and is recycled, with no air being  
taken from outside the vehicle.  
We therefore advise you to return to  
normal mode (external air or  
automatic recirculation) as soon as  
air recirculation is no longer  
needed, by pressing button 14.  
Air recirculation allows the external  
atmosphere to be isolated (e.g.:  
driving in polluted areas).  
3.15  
AIR CONDITIONING: MISCELLANEOUS  
If no cool air is produced  
Faults  
Check that the controls are set  
correctly and that the fuses are  
sound. Otherwise switch off the air  
If you notice a decrease in de-icing,  
demisting or air conditioning  
efficiency, it may be caused by  
clogging of the cabin filter element  
(refer to the vehicle's warranty and  
servicing booklet to find out how  
often you should replace this).  
conditioning and contact  
RENAULT Dealer.  
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Do not open the refrigerant fluid  
circuit.  
Generally, in the event of a fault,  
contact your RENAULT Dealer.  
Fuel consumption  
When the air conditioning is  
operating, you will normally notice  
an increase in fuel consumption  
After prolonged use of the air  
conditioning, it is normal to see  
condensation collecting underneath  
the vehicle.  
(especially  
in  
an  
urban  
environment).  
In winter, use the air conditioning  
occasionally in order to maintain  
the system in correct working  
order.  
3.16  

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