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How to Replace the Battery in a Roewe 350 Car Remote?

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LaColeman
07/29/25 1:09am

Steps to replace the battery in a Roewe 350 car remote: 1. Pop open the key; 2. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to rotate the screw located in the remote key storage slot to the ON position; 3. Gently pry the locking screw end of the remote battery seal cover with a small flat-head screwdriver, then remove the remote battery and seal cover; 4. Use tweezers to remove the remote battery, paying attention to the battery's polarity; 5. Install the new battery, ensuring the polarity is correct; 6. Insert the remote battery seal cover back into the remote, making sure it is positioned correctly and fully seated; 7. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to rotate the screw in the remote key storage slot to the OFF position. The Roewe 350 has a body length of 4521 mm, width of 1788 mm, height of 1492 mm, and a wheelbase of 2650 mm.

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Eugene
08/12/25 10:52am

Replacing the battery of the Roewe 350 remote is actually quite simple. I did it myself, saving the cost of going to a repair shop. First, you need to confirm the battery model of the remote, usually a CR2032 coin cell battery. You can buy it at a supermarket or auto parts store, and it's not expensive. Locate the small notch on the back of the remote, gently pry open the cover with a coin or small screwdriver, but don't use too much force to avoid damaging the plastic clips. When removing the old battery, pay attention to the positive and negative directions, and insert the new battery in the same direction to ensure good contact. Put the cover back on and press it firmly, then test the lock and unlock functions to make sure they work. Regularly replacing the battery can prevent remote failure at critical moments. I think it's best to replace it every 1-2 years. After daily use, store the remote in a ventilated place and keep it away from high temperatures.

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IanDella
10/01/25 8:41am

I've replaced it a few times myself, and I think the key is using the right tools and being careful. There's a gap on the back cover of the remote; you can gently pry it open with a thin plastic card or a coin. Remember to check that the old battery is a CR2032 before buying a replacement to avoid getting the wrong model. When replacing, pay attention to the battery's orientation—installing it the wrong way will prevent it from working. After putting the cover back on, press the buttons a few times to test. If it doesn't respond, the battery might not be seated properly, or there could be an internal issue with the remote. I recommend keeping a few spare batteries at home to avoid running out of power unexpectedly—it only takes a little time to replace. Also, avoid getting the remote wet or dropping it to extend its lifespan.

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DiDaniela
11/15/25 3:41am

Replacing the battery for the Roewe 350 remote requires step-by-step actions. Locate the small opening on the back, use a coin to pry open the casing. Inside, you'll find a round battery—remove the old one and replace it with a new CR2032, ensuring the positive and negative poles are correctly aligned. Close the casing, press firmly, and test the functionality. The battery can be purchased at any store; I've replaced mine smoothly before. Normally, pay attention to when the remote signal weakens—that's when it's time to replace the battery, ensuring no hassle while driving.

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