Green and blue warning lamps on the Peugeot Partner III van (2018-2021) explained: what each indicator means and what, if anything, you need to do.
Green and blue lamps on your dashboard are indicator lamps. They show that a system is working or tell you its current status. In most cases they are simply information, not a sign that something has gone wrong.
This guide covers the Peugeot Partner III van (2018-2021) and applies to vehicles built from 1 October 2019. Some lamps depend on the version or equipment of your van, so you may not see all of them.
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| Warning | Urgency | In short |
|---|---|---|
| Stop & Start | Information / status | Engine in STOP mode or restarting |
| Hill Assist Descent Control | Information / status | Descent control on or braking the van |
| Eco mode | Information / status | ECO mode is active |
| Automatic wiping | Information / status | Automatic windscreen wiping is on |
| Front foglamps | Information / status | Front foglamps are on |
| Sidelamps | Information / status | Sidelamps are on |
| Direction indicators | Information / status | Direction indicators are on |
| Dipped beam headlamps | Information / status | Dipped beam headlamps are on |
| Automatic headlamp dipping | Information / status | Automatic headlamp dipping is active |
| Main beam headlamps | Information / status | Main beam headlamps are on |
This lamp shows the Stop & Start symbol. It can light up steadily or flash for a short time, and each has a different meaning.
When it is lit steadily, the Stop & Start system has put the engine into STOP mode because the vehicle has stopped. When it flashes for a short time, STOP mode is not available for the moment, or START mode has been triggered automatically.
What to do:
If the lamp is lit steadily:
If the lamp flashes for a short time:
This lamp shows the Hill Assist Descent Control symbol. It can light up steadily or flash, depending on what the system is doing.
When it is lit steadily, the system is switched on but the conditions for it to start regulating are not met, for example because of the gradient, a speed that is too high or the gear that is engaged. When it flashes, the system is starting to regulate your descent.
What to do:
If the lamp is lit steadily:
If the lamp is flashing:
This lamp shows the Eco mode symbol. When it is lit steadily, ECO mode is active.
What to do:
This lamp shows the automatic wiping symbol. When it is lit steadily, automatic windscreen wiping is switched on.
What to do:
This lamp shows the front foglamp symbol. When it is lit steadily, your front foglamps are on.
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This lamp shows the sidelamp symbol. When it is lit steadily, your sidelamps are on.
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This lamp shows the direction indicator arrows. It comes on together with an audible signal while your direction indicators are on.
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This lamp shows the dipped beam symbol. When it is lit steadily, your dipped beam headlamps are on.
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This indicator can appear as either of two automatic headlamp dipping symbols. When it is lit steadily, the function has been switched on through the touch screen in the Driving / Vehicle menu and the lighting control stalk is in the "AUTO" position.
What to do:
This lamp shows the main beam symbol. When it is lit steadily, your main beam headlamps are on.
What to do:
If you are not sure what a lamp is telling you, think about what the van is doing at the time, as this helps you tell a normal status from a fault. You can also check the relevant section of your handbook for more detail on each system. Remember that a red or orange lamp signals a fault that needs looking into, so if one of those comes on, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Green and blue lamps on your Peugeot Partner III are there to keep you informed, not to worry you. Once you know what each one means, you can glance at the dashboard and carry on with your journey knowing your van's systems are doing their job.
Related guides: Peugeot Partner (2018-2021) red warning lights, Peugeot Partner (2018-2021) orange warning lights and all Peugeot Partner guides.
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