Electrical equipment
Instrument panel: Warning buzzer and warning lights
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I - WARNING BUZZER
The warning buzzer is used to signal:
- the operation of the turn signals,
- the lights having been left on,
- the driver's seat belt not being fastened,
- removal of the RENAULT "hands-free" card with the engine running,
- the automatic locking or unlocking being activated or deactivated while driving,
- the lights being switched on or off automatically,
- exceeding the permitted speed (Saudi Arabia),
- a fault in the electric child safety lock system,
- the operating states of the speed limiter - cruise control.
- failure to detect the RENAULT "hands-free" card,
- illumination of the low fuel warning lamp,
- a major fault in the tyre pressure monitoring system,
- the start of a written message on the instrument panel (brake circuit warning, oil pressure, first-severity injection fault 2, power steering, coolant temperature).
II - SERVICE WARNING LAMP
The service warning lamp comes on at the same time as the following lamps:
- anti-lock braking system,
- airbag system,
- electronic stability control system,
- injection system,
- immobiliser system.
The service warning lamp is associated with the warning buzzer in the event of a fault in the following:
- child safety lock system,
- speed-sensitive door locking system,
- wiper system.
III - STOP WARNING LAMP
The STOP warning lamp comes on at the same time as the following lamps:
- brake fluid level,
- oil pressure warning,
- tyre pressure monitoring system,
- battery charge.
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