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WELCOME ABOARD YOUR LAGUNA

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Congratulations on choosing your vehicle: in your Laguna, you will enjoy a unique driving experience!

In order to make your experience as pleasant as possible, we suggest you discover how to get the best out of your Laguna by using this document.

This document does not replace the drivers handbook.

Please read your complete drivers handbook for more detailed information on the equipment mentioned in the reference guide for your Laguna.

Detailed information regarding your vehicles use, maintenance and warranty, as well as videos and simulators,are all only a click away in the New Laguna e-Guide, available at www.e-guide.renault.com.

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Front and engine compartment

Passenger side

Rear seats

Rear

Accessing the vehicle

RENAULT card, instrument panel

Dashboard

Multimedia systems

Lighting/Wipers

Drivers position: seats

Drivers position: settings

Heating and air conditioning system

Electronic parking brake

Cruise control/Speed limiter

Fuel

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F R O N T A N D E N G I N E C O M P A R T M E N T

Screen washer fluid levelAdd some fluid in the reservoir 1if necessary.

Coolant levelThe level indicated on the tank 2 should be be-tween MINI and MAXI.

If it is necessary to top up this level, it is essentialto do so when the engine is cold.

Engine oil levelYou can view the oil level on the instrumenwhen the message test of control system aon the instrument panel, press either buttonThe oil level is displayed on the instrument

You must observe the service intervals astandards governing the oils tested for your

Refer to the Maintenance Service and Wdocument for your vehicle, and to Section 4vehicle handbook for the precautions to takfilling with oil.

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Sockets for audio

connection

Depending on the version, you have the optionto connect your portable audio devices, USB key,and MP3 player to your vehicle Specially designedsockets are located in the glove box.

Refer to the instructions for the equipment for de-tails of the connections.

P A S S E N G E R S I D E

Reposition the switch immediately to ONas soonas you are no longer using the child seat.

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Deactivating the front

passenger air bag

If you wish to fit a rear-facing child seat on thefront passenger seat, you must deactivate the airbag: with the vehicle stationary, turn switch 1 toOFF.

Indicator lightlights up on the central dis-play on the dashboard.



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R E A R S E A T S

Folding the seatback

downSaloon version:press handle 1on the side to befolded down.Estate versions:the vehicle is fitted with a systemthat allows the seats to lay flat in a single opera-tion. Pull handle 4 on the side to fold down. Theluggage net requires certain precautions, refer to

the information on Luggage net in Section 3 ofyour drivers handbook.

In all cases, to return the seatback to its initial po-sition, check that the seat belts are in the correctposition and lift the seatback.

Rear functions of the

estate

It offers intelligent storage solutions in the rearluggage space with bag hooks 3, storage compart-ments in the side sections of the luggage compart-ment, an automatically retractable sliding luggagecompartment cover 2, a storage compartment forthe luggage compartment cover under the carpetand other innovations to discover in your drivershandbook.

ISOFIX systemEach rear side seat is fitted with the ISOFIseat mounting system 5.

Depending on the type of child seat used, ition requires specific precautions.

Refer to the information on Child saf

Section 1 of your drivers handbook for tcial features.

Consult your approved dealer to find out abequipment available for your vehicle.

Ensure that nobody is near to the bench seatwhen you fold it down.Remember to remove anything on the rear benchseat.

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REMOTE CONTROL RENAULT CARD VERSIONPress:

to unlock;to lock;to switch the exterior lights on/off remotely(in order to find your vehicle in a car park for ex-ample);

to lock/unlock the luggage compartmentonly.

HANDS-FREE RENAULT CARD VERSIONWith the card on your person (you can leave it inyour pocket, bag etc.), in addition to the remotecontrol RENAULT card functions, the following arepossible:

automatic unlocking by pulling a door handle; automatic locking when leaving the vehicle (a

beep sounds) or intentional locking by pressing

the button on the drivers door handle.Note:if required, you can use the manual mode orthe key 2. To release the key, press button 1.

A C C E S S I N G T H E V E H I C L E

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Never leave the RENAULT card in the vehicle

Locking/unlocking the

vehicle

The RENAULT card system replaces the tradi-tional key. Locking/unlocking the vehicle is simple:whether from a distance or nearby, a single pressis required.

SPECIAL FEATURES The detection zone of the card, necess

locking and unlocking the vehicle, depethe surrounding environment or the locathe card;

for vehicles equipped with deadtwo successive presses on this button svehicle from being opened, even from theand, depending on the vehicle, the windoclosed.

NOTEIn all situations:

Two flashes of the direction indicator lighfirm locking;

one flash of the direction indicator lighfirms unlocking.

After locking/unlocking the vehicle or the tonly using the buttons on the RENAULTremote locking and unlocking in handmode are deactivated.

To reactivate the hands-free mode: restavehicle.



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R E N A U L T C A R D / I N S T R U M E N T P A N E L

Starting the engineWith the remote control RENAULT card in reader 2or the hands-free RENAULT card in the passengercompartment (excluding certain high locationssuch as the sun visor, etc.) apply the following

starting conditions:MANUAL GEARBOXWith the gear lever in neutral, press button 1.

AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONWith the lever in position P, press button 1.Note: for vehicles fitted with the hands-freeRENAULT card, the brake pedal must be depressedto allow the engine to be started.

Stopping the engineWith the vehicle stationary, press button 1.

Accessing functionsOnce you have gained access to your vehicle, youmay use some of its functions (radio, navigation,wipers, etc.).Depending on the case, these functions will switchoff at the latest when the vehicle is locked.

Vehicle settings

personalisation menuCertain functions (parking distance control etc.)can be adjusted from the trip computer and warn-ing system. To access this menu, with the vehiclestopped:

press button 3or 4several times until thsage settings menu: long press appears

hold down button 3or 4until the messagtings menu appears,

press button 3or 4repeatedly until you function you wish to modify.

To exit the menu:

press 3once or more to select Back or press and hold 3to confirm; repeat the operation if necessary.

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D A S H B O A R D

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1 Horn and location for drivers air bag.

2Instrument panel

Warning lights:

this warning light requires you to stopimmediately, for your own safety, as soon astraffic conditions allow. Stop your engine anddo not restart it. Contact an approved Dealer.

this means you should dr ive verycarefully to an approved Dealer as soon as pos-sible. You risk damaging your vehicle If youkeep driving after this warning light has comeon.

Distance before service:The vehicle is fitted with a system that moni-tors the condition of the engine oil. This systemadapts the distance before service in real time

according to the vehicles conditions of use.

In all cases, an initial message service duein... along with the remaining distance noti-fies you of when the next service will be due.Later, if necessary, the message service ve-hicle requires that the vehicle be serviced as

soon as possible.

Aiding fuel economy:For vehicles fitted with a manual gearbox, thisfunction indicates the best time to change gearto optimise fuel consumption.

\shift up a gear;

[shift down a gear.3Seat belt reminders:

driver or front passenger seat belt notbuckled.

For the rear seat belts, a message on thement panel indicates the number of sethat are buckled.

4 Heating and ventilation controls.

5 Cup holder.

6Hazard warning lights.

7Radio location.

8Gear lever.

9Electronic parking brake control.

10 Cruise control/speed limiter on/offswitch.

11 RENAULT card reader.

12Engine start/stop button.

13Cruise control/speed limiter controls.

14 Bonnet release control.

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A U D I O S Y S T E M

LISTENING TO THE RADIO, A CD (AUDIO ANDMP3) OR A PLAYERSelect the desired source by pressing one of thebuttons Aonce or more.If you wish to listen to an AUXILIARY source,connect your portable audio player to the desiredsocket (refer to the Passenger side section).

FM RADIO SOURCE To select a radio station from a list in alphabeticalorder:

Press C to move to the station name field 1 thenturn G or press E several times to scroll throughthe list of radio stations.

To update the list:Press B, then Eor turn Gto select the Update FMList field and confirm by pressing Dor G.

To store a station to one of the buttons num-bered 1 to 6:

Select a radio station and press one of thebuttons 1 to 6 until a beep sounds.

To recall a stored station, press the correspond-ing button.

To store up to 12 FM stations:Select a radio station, press F, then use Eoto select a location from 1 to 12 then conpressing Dor G.To recall a stored station, move across to tion number 2, then scroll through the radtions using Eor G.

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TO UPDATE THE LIST:Press D, then turn Eto select the Audio settingsfield then Radio functions and Update FM list;confirm by pressing E.

TO STORE ONE STATION:Select a station and press one of the buttons 1 to6 until a beep sounds. To recall a stored station,

press the corresponding button.

To store up to 12 stations, select a station andpress F, turn E to select a location from 1 to 12then confirm by pressing E.

To switch the system on or off, press A. Adjust thevolume by turning button A.

LISTENING TO THE RADIO, A CD OR AN AUDIOPLAYERSelect the desired source by pressing one of thebuttons Bonce or repeatedly. If you wish to listento an AUXILIARY source, connect your audio player

to the corresponding socket.

FM RADIO SOURCETo select a radio station from an alphabetical list,press Cto go to the station name field, then turn Eto scroll through the list of radio stations.

To recall a stored station, move across to tion number, then scroll through the radio susing E.

PAIRING A BLUETOOTH DEVICE (AUDIOPLAYER, ETC.)To use your Bluetooth device, you must the system recognises it (pairing), before it

for the first time. Once the vehicle is startedevice will then be recognised and automconnected to the hands-free system.

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LISTENING TO THE RADIO OR A CDChoose the source (FM radio or CD) by pressingone of the buttons B.

FM RADIO SOURCETo select a radio station from an alphabetical list,press D, choose the List mode, then select thename of the radio either using the arrows Cor by

turning control knob I.

To store a radio station to one of the buttons num-bered 1 to 6:

select the radio station; press on one of the buttons from 1 to 6, until a

beep sounds.

To recall a stored radio station, press the corre-sponding button.

CD SOURCEBefore inserting a CD, press button A. You caninsert up to 6 CDs.

VOICE RECOGNITION

Button J: to operate certain functions using voicecontrol.

STARTING THE NAVIGATION SYSTEM Press E; turn button Fto select new address then con-

firm by pressing F;

enter the address fields (town and streetthe keypad on the screen. To select and ca character, rotate then press button F;

when entry is complete, select Start andthe voice guidance and on-screen directyour destination.

CANCELLING AN ACTION

Press Gif you wish to return to the previouor erase an entered character.

DISPLAYING THE MAPPress button Hto return to the map at any

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D R I V E R S P O S I T I O N : S E A T S

TO TILT THE SEATBACKTurn control knob 3.

Manual seat adjustment

TO MOVE THE SEAT FORWARDS OR BACKWARDSLift handle 1, slide the seat to the required posi-tion and release the handle. Check that it is cor-rectly locked.

TO RAISE OR LOWER THE SEAT

On equipped vehicles, move handle 2 as manytimes as is required: upwards to raise the seat; downwards to lower the seat.

ADJUSTING THE LUMBAR SUPPORT ON THEDRIVERS SEAT

Lower handle 4 to increase the support anto decrease it.

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Electric seat adjustment

TO MOVE THE SEAT FORWARDS OR BACKWARDSMove the switch 1 forwards or backwards to therequired position.

TO RAISE OR LOWER THE SEATMove the switch 1 up or down until the required

height is reached.

TO RAISE OR LOWER THE FRONT OF THE SEATBASEOn the drivers side, raise or lower the front of theswitch 1until the required height is reached.

TO TILT THE SEATBACKMove the top of the switch 2 forwards or back-wards until the required angle is reached.

Heated seatsTurn control knob 3to the position correspto the required temperature (1, 2 or 3).

To turn it off, move the control knob backsition 0.

The system maintains the required temp

with a thermostat.

An indicator light on the instrument panel lionce the front seat heating system is opera

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Headrest

RAISING THE HEADREST

Raise the headrest to the required height.

LOWERING THE HEADREST

Press button 1 and lower the headrest to the re-quired height.

TO ADJUST THE ANGLE OF THE HEADREST

Depending on the vehicle, move section Atowardsor away from you to the required position.

Seat belt

ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT

Push control 2 and adjust the belt to the desiredheight.

Door mirrors

ADJUSTMENTPress button 3to select the rear view mirroadjusted.

FOLDING DOOR MIRRORSSwitch 4in central position: the rear view

will fold back automatically when the velocked. They will fold out when the ignitionswitched on.To force the door mirrors to fold back or osition switch 4to Bor A. Automatic mode deactivated. To reactivate it: position the sin the central position.

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Manual air conditioningAll the controls for the air conditioning system arelocated between the air vents.

If you want to: activate the air conditioning: press switch 1; choose the temperature : move lever 2; modify the distribution of air : scroll through the

6 positions by pressing switch 3; adjust the ventilation speed: press switch 4; activate the air recirculation : press switch 5.

Automatic climate

controlTo benefit from automatic climate control, choosethe right and left-hand temperatures required usinglevers 7 and 8 and select one of the three auto-matic programs:

AUTO : mode where the temperature is reached

gradually ; SOFT : mode where the temperature is reachedslowly ;

FAST : mode where the temperature is reachedquickly.

Note: pressing one of the other buttons will exitautomatic mode according to your requirements.

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AIR CONDITIONINGButton 6:

authorises the air conditioning (AC OFF tor light off); in this case, the system d

whether air conditioning is needed.

prohibits the air conditioning (AC OFF inlight on); in this case, the air conditioningactivated.

AUTOMATIC RECIRCULATIONYour automatic climate control is fitted sensor that measures the external air qupolluted air is detected, air recirculation wiltivated automatically.Note : the integrated indicator on buttoncomes on when air recirculation is activatedally.

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Electronic parking brakeDepending on the vehicle, the brake is automati-cally activated when the engine is switched off bypressing the engine start/stop button (unless theengine has stalled).The parking brake is automatically deactivated:with the engine running and a gear engaged, assoon as the clutch is released (manual gearbox)

when accelerating.The assisted parking brake, like the manual parkingbrake, also enables:

manual engagement: lift the switch 1; manual release: with the brake pedal depressed,

press switch 1.

Cruise control/speed

limiterIf fitted to the vehicle, activate the cruise control orspeed limiter by moving switch 2:

cruise control;Note:you can always interrupt the cruise controloperation by pressing on either the brake pedal or

the clutch.

speed limiter.Note:you can always exceed the limiter speed bydepressing the accelerator pedal fully.

Cruise control/speed

limiter controls

2Main On/Off switch. 3Programmed speed activation, storage

crease switch (-). 4Programmed speed activation, storage

crease switch (+).

5Programmed speed activation, storarecall (R). 6Switching the function off (with store

grammed speed) (O).

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F U E L

Fuel tank

Your vehicle is fitted with an integrated fuel fillerflap.

Press the left-hand side of the flap to open it,then insert the nozzle.

When driving, when the low fuel level warninglight comes on, fill the tank as soon as possible.

After the warning light comes on, you have ap-proximately 30 miles (50 km) left, driving atmoderate speed.

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G A D G E T S

Cup holderPress 1to deploy the cup holder. Push it to returnit to its housing.

Ticket holderThe drivers sun visor is fitted with a band 2whichholds motorway tolls and this reference guide, etc.

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Automatic raising of

electric windowsIf all of the windows are fitted with the onfunction, you can close them simultaneopressing the locking button on the card or door handle 3twice.

Important: on equipped vehicles, this wivate deadlocking.

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