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occurred in system operation: in this

case, contact a Fiat Dealership.

Locking doors without alarm insertion

is also always possible by locking the

doors through the emergency locking

procedure. For more information see

"Emergency opening and closing" in

the "Doors" chapter.

the "Passive Entry" paragraph in the

"Doors" chapter.

In any case, the doors can be locked

by pressing the button (A) on the

centre dashboard. The LED on the

button will light up to notify the locking.

With doors locked, press the button

again to unlock them. The LED on

the button will go out to notify the

unlocking.

DISARMING THE ALARM

To completely deactivate the alarm

(e.g. during a long period of car

inactivity), close the doors using the

emergency locking manoeuvres

described in the "Doors" chapter.

WARNING If the doors are unlocked by

putting the metal insert into the driver

side door lock, the alarm, if previously

enabled, is not disabled. It will be

possible to disable the alarm by turning

the ignition device switch to ENGINE,

or by pressing button on the remote

control.

WARNING If the batteries of the key

with the remote control run out or the

system fails, the alarm can be switched

off by placing the ignition device switch

in the ENGINE position.

DOORS

LOCKING / UNLOCKING

DOORS FROM THE

INSIDE

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TURNING THE ALARM

OFF

Opening the door

Central locking / unlocking

The door can be opened by pressing

the button (B) fig. 17 located above

each door. If the function is present,

pressing the button on either door

opens the door and unlocks the other

doors and the boot. The function must

have been activated via the instrument

panel display menu or the Uconnect™

system (see "Settings" in the "Vehicle

mode" paragraph in the "Multimedia"

section).

Press the button. The following

operations are performed:

two brief flashes of the direction

indicators (where provided);

two brief acoustic signals (where

provided);

Where provided, the "Autoclose"

function automatically activates the

automatic locking of the doors on

exceeding the speed of 20 km/h. If it is

not present, use the respective control

(A) fig. 16 located on the centre

dashboard to lock/unlock the doors.

Where provided, the "Autoclose"

function can be activated/deactivated

via the Uconnect™ system (see

"Doors & Locks" in the "Vehicle Mode"

paragraph in the "Multimedia" section).

doors are unlocked.

For versions with Passive Entry

function, the alarm can be switched

off by the key holder by pressing the

door opening button on the external

handle. For further information, see

be locked and cannot be opened from

outside any more.

to facilitate access to the rear seats

and getting out of the car. See the

"Seats" chapter in this section for more

information.

Door unlocking from the outside

Press the opening button on the

key. Then pull the handle (E) fig. 19 on

one of the two doors to enter the car.

IMPORTANT The front passenger seat

belt is fitted on the rear door. If the

seat belt of the front seat passenger

is fastened, it must be unfastened and

fully retracted it before opening the rear

door.

VERSION "3+1" -

OPENING/CLOSING

THE REAR DOOR ON

PASSENGER SIDE

(where provided)

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IMPORTANT The front seat passenger

must always make sure the door is

closed before fastening the seat belt.

Press button (B) fig. 17 three times

in two seconds to open the door in

motion at speeds above 5 km/h (to

prevent spontaneous opening of the

door while in motion). At speeds below

5 km/h, the door will open when the

button is pressed for the first time. The

red LED around the button will light up

when the door is locked and it will turn

off when the door is unlocked.

Opening

To open the rear door on passenger

side, firstly open the respective front

door using handle (E) fig. 19 (opening

from the outside) or button (B) fig. 17

(opening from the inside).

Closing

Close the rear door first and then the

front door.

PASSIVE ENTRY

Then open the rear door using the

internal handle (A) fig. 18.

The Passive Entry system can identify

the presence of an electronic key near

the doors.

LOCKING / UNLOCKING

DOORS FROM THE

OUTSIDE

The system lets you lock/unlock the

doors (and the tailgate) without having

to press any button on the electronic

key.

Locking from the outside

With the doors closed, press the

button on the key.

If the system identifies the electronic

key detected outside the car as a valid

one, the key holder can simply pull the

handle (E) fig. 19 on one of the two

doors to deactivate the alarm and open

the door. The other doors and the boot

will be unlocked.

The door lock can be activated also

with all doors open and the boot open.

When the button on the key is

pressed, all the locks are closed,

including that of the open boot. When

the open door or boot is closed, it will

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NOTE It is recommended to fold

the front passenger seat forward

WARNING After pressing the "door

locking" button (B) , you need to wait

two seconds before the doors can

be unlocked again using the door

handle (E). It is therefore possible

to check whether the car is locked

correctly by pulling the door handle

within 2 seconds. The doors will not be

unlocked again. The doors and tailgate

of the car can still be locked from the

Once all the doors are closed, the

FOBIK-Safe system performs a check

inside and outside the car to verify the

presence of enabled electronic keys.

If one of the electronic keys is detected

inside the car and no other active

electronic key is detected outside

the car, the FOBIK-Safe function

automatically unlocks all the car doors.

The FOBIK-Safe function will also

intervene if the electronic key is left

inside the boot. When the boot is

closed, if the electronic key is detected,

the system will unlock the boot.

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outside by pressing the button

the electronic key or from the inside by

pressing the (A) fig. 16 placed on the

centre dashboard.

If the function is present, by pressing

the button on the driver's door it is

possible to open the driver's side door

only, leaving the other doors and the

boot locked, or to open the driver's

side door by unlocking the other doors

and the boot according to the mode

set using the display menu on the

Uconnect™ system (see "Settings" in

the "Vehicle mode" paragraph in the

"Multimedia" section).

If, on the other hand, one or more

electronic keys are found inside the

passenger compartment, locking the

doors with another key will disable the

operation of the keys from the inside.

In this case, the FOBIK-Safe function

will not detect the disabled keys if

left inside the car. To re-activate their

correct operation, press the button

on the remote control.

PREVENTION AGAINST

INADVERTENT LOCKING OF

THE KEY INSIDE THE CAR

(FOBIK-SAFE)

The key is provided with an automatic

door unlocking function to avoid leaving

the electronic key inside the car

accidentally.

Door locking

To lock the doors, proceed as follows:

make sure that you have the

There are three situations that activate

the FOBIK-Safe system:

NOTES

A lock request made with a valid

electronic key while the door is open.

A lock request made by pressing the

door lock button on the outside handle

(B) fig. 19 while a door is open.

A lock request made by pressing

the door lock button (A) fig. 16 on the

centre dashboard while a door is open.

electronic key and are close to the

driver's or the passenger's door;

press the button (B) fig. 19 on the

handle: this will lock all doors and the

tailgate. Locking the doors will also

activate the alarm (where provided).

The car will not unlock the doors

if one of the following situations is

present:

the doors have been locked by

means of the emergency lock using the

door opening button (B) fig. 17 on the

door panel;

detected inside when it is locked, the

tailgate will unlock again and the lights

flash twice.

an electronic key close to the car has

been detected outside.

It thereby prevents the opening of

the doors from inside the passenger

compartment, serving as an obstacle

to break-in attempts.

Access to the boot

If the car is provided with Passive

Entry function, while approaching the

tailgate with an enabled electronic key,

press the electric door opening button

located under the handle (F) fig. 20,

grasp this last and lift the boot tailgate.

We recommend that you activate the

device each time you park your car.

WARNING Before driving make sure

the tailgate is closed correctly.

Activating the device

The device is activated on all doors by

Locking the doors using button on

boot

(where provided)

pressing button

on the key twice

in rapid succession or, for cars with

Passive Entry, by pressing the lock

button on the exterior handle of the car.

The direction indicators flash 3 times to

let you know that the device is active.

If one or more of the doors are not

closed correctly, the device will not

activate, thus preventing a person from

getting stuck inside the passenger

compartment by entering the car

through, and then closing, the open

door.

If the system identifies a valid electronic

key on the outside of the car, by

pressing the button (G) fig. 20 the

tailgate can be locked with all doors

and the boot itself.

WARNING Boot opening is disabled

while the car is moving.

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System activation/deactivation

The Passive Entry system can be

activated/deactivated using the display

menu or on the Uconnect™ system

(see "Settings" in the "Vehicle mode"

paragraph in the "Multimedia" section).

WARNING Where provided, the alarm

system will be temporarily disabled

only for the boot area. After closing

the boot, the alarm system will be

reactivated again.

Deactivating the device

The device disengages automatically:

when the doors are unlocked

(pressing button on the key with

remote control);

when the ignition device is set to

ENGINE;

by pressing the door opening button

on the outside handle in the case of a

car equipped with the Passive Entry

system.

DEAD LOCK DEVICE

(where provided)

For vehicles not equipped with a

Passive Entry system, use the remote

control to open the boot.

14)

This safety device inhibits the operation

of the interior buttons of the car and

the door lock/unlock door button.

WARNING With the car locked, if the

tailgate only is unlocked, if a key is

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