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How to replace the battery of a Suzuki Baleno key?

Model: Suzuki Baleno MK 2 - Years 2015-2026
Part: Key

To replace the battery of your Suzuki Baleno key, first take the key and identify the small groove or slot located along the edge of it, which allows you to open the shell in two parts. Using a thin and sturdy object, such as a small flathead screwdriver, gently insert it into the slot and carefully pry apart the two halves of the key to avoid damaging the plastic. Once opened, you will notice the battery, usually a button type, positioned inside the key. Carefully remove the old battery, paying attention to the polarity, that is, the position of the positive and negative poles, to avoid problems once the new battery is installed. Take the new replacement battery, making sure it is the correct type, and insert it in the same orientation as the previous one. Finally, carefully reassemble the key, aligning the two halves of the shell and pressing until you hear a click confirming that it is securely closed. Test the key to ensure that the new battery works properly and that the buttons respond without any issues.

Posted on 2 November 2024 by ScegliAuto

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