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Table of contents: Opening from the outside 🠇 Opening from the inside 🠇 Locking/unlocking locks from the…🠇 Door open alarm 🠇 Child safety latches 🠇

Opening from the outside



Figure 1.3. Directions for unlocking the door with the outside handle

Figure 1.3. Directions for unlocking the door with the outside handle


Open the door lock and pull the outside door handle to open the door (figure 1.3).

Opening from the inside



Figure 1.4. Directions for unlocking the door with the inside handle

Figure 1.4. Directions for unlocking the door with the inside handle


Pull the inside door handle to open the door (figure 1.4).

Unlocking the front door lock also unlocks the other locks on the vehicle. Conversely, when unlocking the rear door locks, only the corresponding rear door is unlocked.

Locking/unlocking locks from the inside



Note: When the full locking mode is enabled, the door handles do not work.




Figure 1.5. Location of the locking/unlocking button from the inside

Figure 1.5. Location of the locking/unlocking button from the inside


Press button 1 (figure 1.5). It can be used to lock the remaining doors and the tailgate.

Note: When full locking of all locks is enabled, button 1 does not work. In this case, use the remote control to unlock.


Door open alarm



If any door is not closed tightly, then when the engine is started or while the vehicle is moving, the "STOP" malfunction indicator will light up on the display, accompanied by a buzzer and a pictogram depicting a vehicle with an open door for a few seconds.

Child safety latches



Figure 1.6. Location of the child safety latch on the rear door

Figure 1.6. Location of the child safety latch on the rear door


The design of the rear side doors includes an additional device to ensure child safety, preventing them from being opened from the inside of the car (figure 1.6).



To engage the latch, open the rear door and use the ignition key to turn the button a quarter turn. The interior door lock handle is now locked and the door can only be opened from the outside.

To disengage the safety latch, open the rear door and use the ignition key to turn the button a quarter turn back. Now the door can be opened from the inside again.
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