BYD SEAL EV - Reflective Vest

When Faults Occur
Re󽗊ective vest
REMINDER
• If the vehicle breaks down and
needs to stop in an emergency,
please wear the re󽗊ective vest
equipped with the vehicle in time.
If Smart Key Battery is
Exhausted
If the smart key indicator does not 󽗊ash
and the vehicle cannot be started using
the start function, the smart key battery
may be exhausted. It is recommended
to contact a BYD authorized dealer or
service provider for inspection as soon as
possible. In this case, you may start the
vehicle in no power mode.
CAUTION
• Do not place keys in areas at high
temperature.
• Do not hit or slam the key with
hard objects.
• Keep the key away from the
magnetic 󽗉eld.
• When the door is locked and
entering the anti-theft state, if you
are using the vehicle, keep the key
away from the vehicle because
the automatic card 󽗉nding of
the vehicle will consume the low-
voltage battery.
1. Use the mechanical key to unlock the
vehicle.
2. Press the brake pedal and meanwhile
press the Start/Stop button. The smart
key warning light on the instrument
cluster turns on and the speaker in the
vehicle gives a beep.
3. Keep the smart key close to the no-
power mode sign on the auxiliary
dashboard within 30 seconds after
the speaker beeps. The speaker beeps
again, the smart key warning light
turns out, and the vehicle can be
started.
•
The no-power mode sign is located in
the cubby box.
4. Start the vehicle within 5 seconds after
the speaker beeps again.
Emergency Shutdown
System
• If the following conditions are met, the
emergency shutdown system will be
activated and the HV system will shut
down automatically:
•Any air bag fails to deploy after a
front collision.
•Rear collision.
•Vehicle system failure.
• If any of the above collisions and
vehicle system failures occur, the OK
indicator goes o󽗈.
• Activating the emergency shutdown
system in the noted types of collision
can minimize the risks leading to
injuries or accidents.
• Once the emergency shutdown system
is activated, the vehicle system cannot
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