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Hold the spare key 1 or the
empty key remote 2 against
the rear wheel cover at the
height of the antenna 3.
The spare key or dead ra-
dio-operated key must be
touching the rear wheel cover.
Period in which the en-
gine must be started.
Then unlocking must be re-
peated.
30 s
Pre-Ride-Check is carried out.
Radio-operated key was de-
tected.
Engine can be started.
Start engine. (
Replacing the battery of the
radio-operated key
If the radio-operated key does
not respond when a button
is pressed for a short or long
time:
The battery for the radio-op-
erated key no longer has full
capacity.
Remote key battery
low. Function lim-
ited. Change battery.
144)
DANGER
Swallowing a battery
Risk of injury or death
An ignition key contains a
button cell as a battery. Bat-
teries or button cells can be
swallowed and cause severe
or fatal injuries within two
hours, e.g. due to internal
burns or chemical burns.
Keep ignition keys and
batteries out of the reach
(range) of children.
If it is suspected that a bat-
tery or button cell has been
swallowed or is inside a
body part, seek medical at-
tention immediately.
Change battery.
Press button 1.
Key bit folds open.
Press battery cover 2 upward.
Remove battery 3.
Dispose of the old battery in
accordance with legal reg-
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