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Insert spare key 1 into the
slot between the rider's seat
and the passenger seat, in
such a way that the spare key
is positioned above aerial 2.
Time during which the
engine has to be started.
The unlocking procedure has
to be repeated if this time is
allowed to expire.
30 s
Pre-Ride-Check is performed.
Spare key has been recog-
nised.
Engine can be started.
Spare key can be removed.
Start the engine (
Replacing battery of radio-
operated key
If the radio-operated key does
not react when you short-press
or long-press a button:
Battery of the radio-operated
key is not at full capacity.
ral locking function.
Change battery.
Swallowing a battery
Risk of injury or death
135).
Remote key battery
weak. Limited cent-
DANGER
An ignition key contains a
button cell as its battery.
Batteries or button cells, if
swallowed, can cause seri-
ous or fatal injury within two
hours, for example result-
ing from internal burns or
caustic action.
Keep ignition keys and bat-
teries out of reach of chil-
dren.
If there is any suspicion that
a battery or button cell has
been swallowed or is in-
side a part of the body, seek
medical assistance immedi-
ately.
Change the battery.
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