Strong streams of water or vapor could activate the sensors in the door handles if a valid vehicle key is located near the vehicle. If at least one window is open
and the sensors in one door handle are permanently activated, then all windows will close ⇒ Keyless Access.
It may not be possible to unlock or lock the vehicle using Keyless Access if the 12 V vehicle battery or button cell battery in the vehicle is weak or drained. The
vehicle can be manually unlocked or locked ⇒
Introduction.
If there is no valid vehicle key in the vehicle or one is not detected, a message will appear in the instrument cluster display. This can occur if another signal
interferes with the remote control vehicle key or if the remote control vehicle key is covered by an object, such as a metal case ⇒ Starting and stopping the
engine.
Anti-theft alarm system
The vehicle may be equipped with an anti-theft alarm system.
The anti-theft alarm system monitors the doors, the hood, and the trunk lid.
The anti-theft alarm system is automatically activated when you lock the vehicle.
If an attempt is made to access the vehicle without using the appropriate vehicle key, this triggers the anti-theft alarm system, which emits audible and visual
warning signals for up to five minutes.
When is the alarm triggered?
If a door that was unlocked manually using the vehicle key is opened.
If the hood is opened.
If the trunk lid is opened.
If the ignition is switched on with an invalid vehicle key.
If the 12 V vehicle battery is disconnected.
Switching off the alarm
1. Unlock the vehicle with the
unlock button on the vehicle key.
Or: switch on the ignition using a valid vehicle key.
This may cause the alarm to sound briefly for approximately 1 second.
2. For vehicles with Keyless Access with push-button start: Grasp the door handle ⇒ Keyless Access.
The anti-theft alarm system will not work correctly if the 12 V vehicle battery is weak or drained.
Disconnecting the 12 V vehicle battery may set off the anti-theft alarm system.
Trunk lid
Introduction
The trunk lid is unlocked and locked together with the doors.
On vehicles with Keyless Access, the trunk lid is automatically unlocked when opening ⇒ Keyless Access.
If individual door opening or the opening of one side of doors is activated in the Infotainment system settings for opening and closing, you must press the
but
on the remote control vehicle key twice to unlock the trunk lid.
On vehicles with Keyless Access you must press the sensor on the inside of the driver's or front passenger's door handle twice to do this.
WARNING
Uncontrolled or unintentional release: opening and closing the trunk lid can cause accidents and serious injuries.
Do not open or close the trunk lid if anyone is in the way.
After closing the trunk lid, check that it is properly closed. When closed, the trunk lid must be flush with the areas of the vehicle body that are around the
door.
Always keep the trunk lid closed while driving.
Never open the trunk lid when cargo is secured on it, such as bicycles. Additional weight can cause the trunk lid to begin closing by itself. If necessary,
prop the trunk lid open or remove the cargo beforehand.
Close and lock the trunk lid and all doors when the vehicle is not in use. Make sure that no one remains in the vehicle.
Never let children play in or on the vehicle unattended, especially when the trunk lid is open. Children could enter the luggage compartment, close the lid,
and then lock themselves in. Depending on the season, the temperature inside the vehicle could become very high or low, which can lead to serious
injuries, illness or death, especially for very young children.
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