How to Repair a Leaking Car Remote Key?
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Here are the methods to repair a leaking car remote key: 1. Ensure that the leakage time of the remote key does not exceed five days. If the leakage time is too long, it is recommended to replace the remote key with a new one. 2. Use a small hex screwdriver to remove the screws, take off the back cover of the remote key, and expose the circuit board. 3. Use a low-power hair dryer to dry the circuit board. 4. If the leakage time is short and the circuit board is not burnt, install a new battery and reassemble the remote key. Below are the reasons why a car remote key loses power immediately after installing a new battery: 1. Quality issues with the battery. 2. Leakage caused by contact problems inside the car. 3. Check if the positive and negative poles are correctly placed.