
To disable the alarm when unlocking with a mechanical key, follow these steps: Turn on the AUTO automatic lights or turn off the lights. When using the mechanical key to unlock, the vehicle's sensors may be triggered, causing the alarm to sound. The alarm will automatically stop after a period of inactivity if no further movement is detected. A car alarm is a security device installed in vehicles that activates when someone strikes, impacts, or moves the car. The sensor sends signals to the controller indicating vibration intensity. Alarm working principle: When the sensor is struck or shaken, a small ball inside rolls within a chamber. If it rolls away from a smaller secondary electrical contact, the circuit formed between this contact and the central electrical contact breaks, triggering the alarm.

I'm a mechanic and have helped many people solve this alarm issue. Simply put, many cars will trigger an alarm when unlocked with a mechanical key because the anti-theft system doesn't recognize the key. The solution is usually to sit in the car, insert the key into the ignition position without starting the engine, and wait about 10 seconds for the system to recognize and stop the alarm. If it still sounds, try locking and unlocking the car again, or use the remote to lock and unlock once. Also, check the battery level—weak batteries can easily trigger alarms. It's recommended to regularly inspect door lock sensors during maintenance. Safety is important, so address the issue promptly to avoid disturbing others or causing misunderstandings.

As a young driver, I often encounter this annoying situation. When the alarm goes off, I simply get into the driver's seat, turn the key to the 'on' position for a few seconds, and it usually stops. If that doesn't work, locking and unlocking the doors with the remote control can silence it. Make sure the key is clean, as dust buildup can cause false alarms. Stay prepared by regularly replacing the remote control batteries. Also, remember to stay calm and operate safely when the alarm is triggered.

The steps to deactivate the alarm are simple: After opening the door, quickly sit in the driver's seat, place the car key in the ignition position and wait a moment, the alarm will automatically turn off. If there is no response, use the remote to lock and unlock again. Ensure the key is functioning properly. As a preventive measure, check the anti-theft system.

I am a security enthusiast. The alarm activation is an anti-theft design that triggers when the vehicle is entered and the key is turned to the ON position after deactivation. The system verifies identity before stopping the alarm, but continuous ringing can cause trouble, so handle it promptly. If possible, check the wiring for safety.


