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OPERATION
Each key chain transmitter contains two push buttons. Each button will activate
its own independent channel when pressed. To release the driver's door, press the
button labeled I. For the passenger door, press the button labeled II. The door release
motors will stay activated for as long the key chain transmitter button is pressed. Only
hold the button down for one or two seconds to avoid any damage to the motor from
having power applied for an excessive period of time.
When the ignition key is "ON", the remote system is disabled. This safety feature
will not allow the doors to accidentally release while the vehicle is in motion. This
disables the key chain transmitters only. The "override" switches will not be disabled. If
you chose to wire the internal release switches, pressing the switch by each door will
electrically release the respective door, just as pressing the remote transmitter will. If
the outside door release switch was installed, pressing it will release the driver's door,
even if the ignition is on and the remote system is disabled. This will allow you reentry
to the vehicle should the door ever be closed while the engine is running.
On vehicles with suicide doors, we recommend using a mechanical sliding dead
bolt lock to ensure that there is no way for the doors to open while the vehicle is going
down the road.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Should the transmitter function become weak or erratic, the battery in the key chain transmitter may be weak. An indication of a weak battery is
that the red indicator may have a dim glow to it when either button is pressed. If this occurs, first check the system by using the second transmitter
provided. If the second transmitter function properly, replace the battery in the defective transmitter by the following method:
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