
Method for replacing the battery in the new Magotan key: 1. Pull out the mechanical key from the car remote key; 2. Locate the gap in the middle of the top end of the car remote key, insert a flat-head screwdriver and pry it open; 3. Remove the car key circuit board, then gently push to take out the battery; 4. Next, install the new battery; 5. Then cover the car remote key circuit board back onto the key and snap the key shell shut; 6. Finally, insert the mechanical key back into the key slot to complete the process. The new Magotan is positioned as a mid-size car, with dimensions of 4865 mm in length, 1832 mm in width, and 1471 mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2871 mm. The front suspension of the new Magotan is a MacPherson independent suspension, and the rear suspension is a multi-link independent suspension.

Last time I replaced the battery for my Magotan's key, it took me some effort. There's a thin slit on the back of the key - just insert a coin and gently pry it open. Be careful not to use too much force, as the plastic clips can break easily. The small round battery inside is a CR2032 model, available at supermarkets for about five yuan. When replacing it, pay attention to the orientation - usually the side with text faces upward. After replacement, press the cover firmly until you hear a click to ensure it's properly secured. Since the key often gets scratched in pockets, I specifically bought a silicone case for protection. Before starting, it's best to remove the mechanical key and set it aside, just in case the battery is installed backward and you still need to open the door. Doing it myself saved me over 80 yuan compared to the dealership - enough for half a tank of gas.

I really enjoy tinkering with small gadgets like car keys. The seam in the middle of the Magotan key can be pried open with just a fingernail, no screwdriver needed. The battery compartment is on the back of the key and pops right open with a gentle nudge from a toothpick. Remember to buy a Panasonic CR2032 battery, available at any convenience store. When inserting the new battery, make sure the metal side faces down to avoid incorrect installation. When closing the cover, press firmly on all four corners to prevent looseness. I use this key for my weekly commute, and the battery typically lasts about two years before needing replacement. After replacing it, hold down the unlock button to test responsiveness—if the remote range shortens, it indicates poor contact. DIY repairs are incredibly satisfying, and the money saved can buy a nice cup of milk tea, right?

Last time I changed the key battery, my hands were shaking. The glossy surface of the Magotan key scratches particularly easily, so you need to use a soft cloth as padding when handling it. Start prying from the keyring position, applying slow and steady force to open it. The battery is under a black plastic film, just pinch the edge and lift it gently. When inserting the new battery, make sure to check the positive symbol—usually the small plus sign faces upward. When closing the key shell, align the clips first, then press each of the four corners in turn until you hear a light click. Never use metal tools to pry it open—my friend scratched her center console doing that. After replacing, remember to test it by pressing the car-finder button on the back of the key; flashing lights indicate success. The whole process takes about ten minutes, but the key is to be careful and steady.

Replacing the Magotan key battery requires attention to three key points. Prepare a CR2032 button battery and a small plastic pry tool. Locate the housing seam near the metal strip of the key, and use the pry tool to evenly apply force to open the casing. When removing the old battery, pay attention to the electrode orientation; the new battery must be installed with the same orientation, typically with the printed side facing up. When reassembling the casing, check if the waterproof gasket is properly seated and press around the edges until fully closed. Test the remote functions by operating them multiple times at different distances to ensure stable signal transmission. Avoid electrostatic interference and scratches from hard objects during the entire process, with a replacement cycle of approximately two years. Keep the vehicle manual handy, as it contains detailed component diagrams for reference.


