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Electronic door lock system (Mitsubishi Pajero 1)

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Contents: Remote control unit ⤓ How to close door locks ⤓ Opening door locks ⤓ How to open door locks ⤓

Remote control unit





1. Button that closes the door locks (LOCK)
2. Button that opens the door locks (UNLOCK)
3. Indicator lamp


Press the remote control button and all doors will be locked or unlocked as you wish. When you press the LOCK button or the UNLOCK button, the indicator lamp lights up.

How to close door locks



Press the LOCK button and all doors will be locked. If you lock the doors and the ceiling light is set to position (), the light should flash twice.

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Opening door locks



Pressing the UNLOCK button once will unlock only the driver's door.

If you open the locks and the ceiling light is set to position (), it lights up for 3 seconds.

How to open door locks



To open all locks, press the UNLOCK button again.

The electronic door locking system will not work if you leave the key in the door lock or if all doors are open.

If no door is opened within 30 seconds after pressing the UNLOCK button, all doors will automatically lock.



The remote control works within a radius of 10 m from the center of the car. However, the remote control's operating range may change if the vehicle is located near a television tower, power station, or radio station.

If the following phenomena occur when pressing the remote control buttons, it may be necessary to replace the remote control battery:
  • door locks do not open or close;
  • the indicator light is very dim or not lit at all.

Do not leave the remote control where it may become hot due to direct sunlight.

If you lose your remote control, contact your dealer for a replacement control.

Warning: The remote control unit is a very precise electronic device. So please take the following into consideration:
  • – Do not expose the remote control to electric current;
  • – keep the remote control dry;
  • – Do not disassemble the remote control unit.


Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment.
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