Renault 5 E-Tech 100% Electric Manuel utilisateur

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Patricia Q.

How to restore the regenerative braking indicator on the dashboard if it's no longer visible?

The regenerative braking level indicator depends on the selected dashboard view. To see it again, ensure you are using a view that includes it (such as the classic view or the powermeter). You can change the dashboard view using the dedicated control on the steering wheel, often identified by selection keys.

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Patricia Q.

Where are the specific controls on the steering wheel to change dashboard views, and what do "left or right-hand drive" mean in this context?

To navigate between dashboard views, use the scroll controls for trip computer information on one of the steering wheel branches. For left-hand drive (steering wheel on the left, standard in France), these are controls referenced 21 (on the right branch of the steering wheel). For right-hand drive (steering wheel on the right, standard in countries like the UK), these are controls referenced 15 (on the left branch). This distinction helps identify the correct diagrams in the manual, as control layouts vary by vehicle configuration. If the minimalist view is active, it may hide some information. To verify this, consult the available views (classic, navigation, realistic scene, minimal) using the steering wheel control. If few elements are shown, you are likely in "minimal view"; navigate to "classic view" to see if the indicator reappears.

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Patricia Q.

How to display the regenerative braking indicator on the dashboard?

The regenerative braking indicator depends on the selected dashboard view. Use the scroll control for the onboard computer information, located on the steering wheel's spokes (referenced as 21 for left-hand drive, 15 for right-hand drive), to navigate between views. Select the "classic view" or "powermeter" to display this information. If few elements are visible, you might be in "minimal view"; you then need to switch to a more complete view.

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Patricia Q.

What does "left-hand drive" or "right-hand drive" mean?

"Left-hand drive" means the steering wheel is located on the left side of the vehicle (standard in France), and "right-hand drive" means it is located on the right side (standard in the United Kingdom). This distinction is used in the manual to identify corresponding control diagrams.

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Patricia Q.

How to restore the display of the regenerative braking indicator on the dashboard?

The regenerative braking indicator display depends on the selected view on your dashboard. To restore it, ensure you are using a view that integrates it (such as the classic view or the powermeter). You can change the dashboard view using the dedicated scroll commands for the on-board computer information, located on one of the steering wheel branches. For left-hand drive, these are referenced as 21 (on the right branch); for right-hand drive, they are 15 (on the left branch). Use these commands to scroll through views like "Classic," "Navigation," or "Minimal." If few elements are displayed, you might be in "minimal view." "Left-hand drive" refers to the steering wheel being on the left side of the vehicle, and "right-hand drive" to it being on the right side.

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Patricia Q.

How to restore the regenerative braking indicator on the dashboard?

Use the steering wheel navigation controls (located on the right branch for left-hand drive vehicles, or the left branch for right-hand drive) to cycle through the display views. Select the 'Classic' or 'Powermeter' view to make the indicator visible.

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Patricia Q.

How can the regenerative braking indicator be displayed on the dashboard?

The regenerative braking indicator display depends on the selected dashboard view. To find it, ensure a view that integrates it, such as "Classic view" or "Powermeter," is active. To change the dashboard view:

  1. The control for modifying the dashboard display is located on the steering wheel. Look for the scroll or selection buttons on the steering wheel branches, often referred to as controls for the onboard computer information.
  2. Depending on the vehicle's configuration:
    • For a left-hand drive vehicle (steering wheel on the left, common in France), these are typically controls marked as 21 on the right branch of the steering wheel.
    • For a right-hand drive vehicle (steering wheel on the right, common in the UK), these are typically controls marked as 15 on the left branch of the steering wheel.
  3. Use these controls to scroll through the different available views (e.g., Classic, Navigation, Minimal).
  4. If the screen displays only essential information (speed, active driving aids, information zone), you are likely in "Minimal view." Navigate to "Classic view" or another comprehensive view to see if the regenerative braking indicator reappears.
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