SAIC MG 6, Service Manual

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Starting & Driving
Handsets
Introduction
Please keep the spare handset in a safe place
- not in the car!
It is recommended that spare handsets are
not kept on the same key ring, since this may
cause interference and prevent correct key
recognition and therefore prevent the engine
from starting.
The remote handsets contains delicate
electronic components and must be
protected from impact and water damage,
high
temperature and humidity, direct
sunlight and the effects of solvents, waxes
and abrasive cleaners.
You are supplied with two remote handsets with integral
emergency keys which operate all locks.
The handsets supplied with your car are programmed
to your security system.
If a handset has not been
programmed according to your car, it cannot start the
engine.
The remote handsets only work within a certain range.
Its work scope is sometimes influenced by the handset
battery condition, physical and geographical factors. For
safety consideration, after you lock your car by the remote
handset, please recheck if the car is locked.
1 2 3
1 Tailgate release button
2 Lock button
3 Unlock button
If your handset is lost/stolen or broken, it is recommended
that you can get a replacement from MG Authorised
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