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Keys<br />

TR0044<br />

1<br />

Doors, Keys Locks, and Security<br />

About your keys<br />

Caution: The key fob contains delicate<br />

electronic circuits and must be<br />

protected from impact, water damage<br />

and high temperatures. Avoid contact with<br />

solvents, waxes and abrasive cleaners.<br />

You have been supplied with three keys. Two<br />

of the keys are key fobs with three buttons:<br />

1. Lock button<br />

2. Unlock button<br />

3. Programmable button. See<br />

Programmable button, page 4-3.<br />

Keep one of the keys in a secure place for use<br />

in emergencies. If you lose a key, contact<br />

Tesla Motors for a replacement.<br />

3<br />

2<br />

TR0090<br />

Using the key fob<br />

The buttons on the key fob transmit a coded<br />

radio signal to a receiver in your vehicle. It is<br />

not necessary to point the key fob at your<br />

vehicle, but you must be within operating<br />

range and you must hold the button down for<br />

two seconds. The operating range will vary<br />

according to the key fob’s battery condition<br />

and other physical factors.<br />

If the vehicle can not be locked or unlocked<br />

using the associated button on the key fob, it<br />

may be necessary to change the battery in<br />

the key fob. See Replacing the key fob’s<br />

battery, page 4-3.<br />

Note: Interference from other radio<br />

equipment operating on a similar frequency<br />

may affect operation of the key fob. If this<br />

happens, operate the key fob as close to your<br />

vehicle as possible. If you are unable to<br />

unlock your vehicle with the key fob, use the<br />

emergency key lock. See Emergency<br />

unlocking, page 4-5.<br />

Locking<br />

WARNING: Never leave anyone in your<br />

vehicle when it is locked using the key<br />

fob. The interior door release handles will<br />

operate, but because the car was locked<br />

using the key fob, the alarm will sound. To<br />

re-open the doors using the exterior door<br />

release handles, you must first disarm the<br />

alarm using the key fob.<br />

Press the Lock button on the key fob to<br />

lock the doors and arm the alarm.<br />

The turn signals will flash once and the red<br />

alarm indicator on the console (illustrated on<br />

page 4-7) will illuminate and continue to flash<br />

on and off while the vehicle is locked. If you<br />

push the Lock button after the vehicle has<br />

already been locked, you’ll hear a<br />

confirmation beep.<br />

If a door, the hood or the trunk are not fully<br />

closed when the lock button is pressed, the<br />

turn signals will not flash and your vehicle is<br />

not armed. Check that the doors, hood and<br />

trunk are fully closed, then re-lock your<br />

vehicle.<br />

If any attempt is made to open the doors or<br />

the hood after the alarm has been set, the<br />

horn will sound and the turn signals will flash<br />

for one minute. See Alarm System, page 4-7.<br />

4-2 Doors, locks, and security

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