Checks To Perform Before Use; Advice For Starting Up And Driving; Warning; Eco Mode - PEUGEOT KISBEE 50 2021 User Manual

CHECKS TO PERFORM BEFORE USE

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The user must personally ensure that his vehicle is in
good condition. Certain safety elements may show signs
of damage even when the vehicle is not used. e.g.
prologned exposure to bad weather can lead to oxidation
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in the braking system or a pressure drop in the tyres
which can have serious consequences. In addition to a
simple visual inspection, it is extremely important to
check the following points before use.
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These checks only take a few minutes
and help to keep your vehicle in good
condition, for optimum use combining
reliability and safety.
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If one if the elements in the checklist does not work
properly, ask your registered dealer to check it and have
it repaired if necessary before using the vehicle.
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ADVICE FOR STARTING UP AND DRIVING

Before using the vehicle for the first time, make sure you
are familiar with all the controls and their respective
uses. If you are not sure about the functions of any of the
controls, your registered dealer can answer your
questions and give you any help you may require.
As exhaust fumes are toxic, the engine
must be started in a well-ventilated area.
It must never be allowed to run in a
closed space, even for a short time
Adopt smooth driving behaviour
- Turn the acceleration handle gradually, not suddenly.
- Anticipate braking using the engine brake.
- Limit the vehicle load as well as aerodynamic
resistance.
- Regularly check the inflation pressure in your tyres,
and refer to the label under the seat.
- Avoid heating up the engine while stationary: the
engine heats quicker when you drive.
- Have your vehicle serviced according to the
manufacturer's maintenance plan.
These attitudes contribute to economising fuel
consumption, reducing
alleviating the background sound of traffic.
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WARNING

ECO MODE

CO2 emissions and

DRIVING ON FLOODED ROADS

You are strongly advised not to drive on
flooded roads as this may seriously
damage the engine, transmission and
electrical systems on your vehicle.
10 km/h - 6 mph MAX
100 mm
If you cannot avoid driving through flood water:
- Check that the water depth does not exceed 100,
taking into account waves which could be generated
by other road users.
- Under no circumstances exceed a speed of 10 km/h.
- Once out of the flooded area, brake gently several
times to dry out the brakes as soon as the safety
conditions allow it.