Battery Replacement; Owner Maintenance; Maintenance and Care- Page 437

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Maintenance and Care

Owner Maintenance

 Battery  Replacement

              If  the  buttons  on  the  transmitter  are 
inoperable and the operation indicator 
light does not fl ash, the battery may be 
dead.
  Replace with a new battery before the 
transmitter becomes unusable.

CAUTION

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  Make sure the battery is installed 

correctly. Battery leakage could occur if 
it is not installed correctly.

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  When replacing the battery, be careful 

not to touch any of the internal circuitry 
and electrical terminals, bend the 
electrical terminals, or get dirt in the 
transmitter as the transmitter could be 
damaged.

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  There is the danger of explosion if the 

battery is not correctly replaced.

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  Dispose of used batteries according to 

the following instructions.

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  Insulate the plus and minus terminals 

of the battery using cellophane or 
equivalent tape.

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 Never disassemble.

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  Never throw the battery into fi re or 

water.

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  Never deform or crush.

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  Replace only with the same type battery 

(CR2025 or equivalent).

  The following conditions indicate that the 
battery power is low:

y

 The KEY indicator light (green) fl ashes 

in the instrument cluster for about 30 
seconds after the engine is turned off.

y

 The system does not operate and 

the operation indicator light on the 
transmitter does not fl ash when the 
buttons are pressed.

y

 The system's operational range is 

reduced.

  Replacing the battery at an Authorized 
Mazda Dealer is recommended to prevent 
damage to the key. If replacing the battery 
by yourself, follow the instruction below.

  Replacing the key battery

     1.   Pull  out  the  auxiliary  key.

  2.   Insert  a  small,  fl athead screwdriver 

into the groove shown in the fi gure and 
rotate the screwdriver to open the cover 
slightly.

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