Mazda CX-5 Service & Repair Manual: Remote Transmitter Battery Voltage Inspection
NOTE:
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Because the remote transmitter battery power cannot be determined using the battery itself, determine by the remote transmitter battery low warning operation conditions.
Operation procedure for remote transmitter battery low warning
1. Place the remote transmitter inside the vehicle and close all of the doors.
2. Switch the ignition ON (engine off) and wait approx. 30 s.
3. With the brake pedal not depressed, switch the ignition off (LOCK).
4. Verify that the KEY indicator light (green) in the instrument panel is not flashing.
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KEY indicator light (green) flashes for approx. 30 s
Replace the remote transmitter battery because the remote transmitter battery power is depleted..
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