Chevrolet Aveo: Remote control transmitter

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Allows operation of the following:

The remote control transmitter has a range of approximately 30 meters.

The range may be reduced by external factors.

Operation is confirmed by a flash of the hazard warning lights.

Handle the transmitter carefully, protect it from moisture and high temperatures, and do not use it unnecessarily.

If the central locking cannot be operated with the remote control transmitter, the following may be the cause:

the transmitter is out of range,
the transmitter battery is discharged,
the transmitter has been used repeatedly outside the receiving range (resynchronization will then be required),
the central locking has been overloaded by being switched on and off repeatedly in short intervals (power is then briefly disconnected),
interference has been caused by stronger radio waves from other sources.

Replace the battery with a new one as soon as the transmitter range noticeably decreases.

Do not dispose of used batteries with household waste. They must be taken to an appropriate collection point.

Note Use CR2032 batteries (or equivalent).

1
Open the housing.
2
Remove the used battery. Do not allow the circuit board to contact other components.
3
Insert the new battery. The negative (-) side must face down.
4
Close the housing.
5
Check that the transmitter locks and unlocks the vehicle doors.

Have the battery replaced at a workshop.

Caution Do not touch the flat surfaces of the battery with your fingers, as this may shorten battery life.

Used lithium batteries are harmful to the environment.

Observe the regulations for battery disposal.

Do not dispose of them with household waste.

To ensure correct operation of the transmitter, observe the following recommendations: Avoid dropping the transmitter.

Do not place heavy objects on the transmitter.

Protect the transmitter from moisture and direct sunlight. If the transmitter gets wet, wipe it with a soft cloth.