Subaru Forester: Smart key / Mechanical key

If the smart key battery becomes discharged or the Kia Telluride smart key does not operate normally, you can still lock or unlock the vehicle by using the built-in mechanical key (2).

Mechanical key protective cover Mechanical key

To remove the mechanical key, carefully pull the mechanical key protective cover (1) away from the smart key until the mechanical key can be accessed and removed.

Smart key precautions

The Kia Telluride smart key may not function properly under any of the following conditions:

• The smart key is located close to a powerful radio transmitter, such as a broadcasting station or airport communication equipment, which may interfere with normal signal transmission.

• The smart key is positioned near a mobile two-way radio system.

• The smart key is close to a mobile phone, particularly while the phone is making or receiving calls, sending messages, or transmitting data. To minimize interference, avoid storing the smart key directly beside your mobile phone.

• Another vehicle's smart key is being operated near your Kia Telluride.

If the smart key does not operate correctly, first try using the spare key or unlock and lock the door with the mechanical key. If the problem continues, contact an authorized Kia dealer for inspection or assistance.

When the smart key is placed very close to a mobile phone or smartphone, the phone may block or weaken the key's signal. This is especially common while the phone is actively making or receiving calls, sending text messages, or transferring data. To ensure reliable operation, avoid carrying the smart key and your mobile phone together in the same pocket or storing them directly against each other.

If the smart key remains completely stationary for an extended period, its detection function (if equipped) may temporarily pause to conserve power. Simply pick up or move the smart key to reactivate the detection function.

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