How to Replace the Battery in a JAC Refine S3 Key?

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StKhloe
08/29/25 7:58am
Here are the steps to replace the battery in a JAC Refine S3 key: 1. Prepare a screwdriver and a new battery. (Ensure the new battery model matches the old one.) 2. Use a tool to remove the two screws on the back cover of the key. 3. Open the back cover and take out the old battery. 4. Install the new battery, then reattach the back cover and tighten the screws. (Make sure the battery is installed with the correct polarity.) Additional information about car keys: 1. Car Key: A tool used to start and stop the car. Modern car keys use a chip-based magnetic system. 2. Remote Key: Allows locking and unlocking the car from a distance without inserting the key into the lock. Its main advantage is the convenience of remotely locking and unlocking the car, regardless of the time of day or visibility of the lock.
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VioletFitz
09/11/25 5:28am
I've changed the battery for my JAC Refine S3 key several times before, and it feels quite simple. You'll need to prepare a new battery, typically a CR2032 coin cell, which can be purchased at a supermarket or auto repair shop. When replacing it, first locate the small slot on the back of the key and gently pry open the casing using a coin or a thin blade. After opening, carefully remove the old battery, remembering the orientation with the positive side facing up, as the key won't work if the battery is inserted backward. Then place the new battery, ensuring it's positioned correctly, and press the casing back together firmly. I've noticed that when the battery is low, the remote control range shortens—for example, the lights won't flash when locking the car—which is a sign it's time for a replacement. It's advisable to check it regularly and not wait until it's completely dead to avoid issues in the meantime. Also, be gentle when prying open the casing to prevent cracking the key. If it feels tricky, you can use some toolkit accessories for assistance. In short, it only takes a few minutes and is no big deal, saving you the hassle of a trip to the repair shop.
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McBennett
10/25/25 6:17am
If the battery of your JAC Refine S3 key fob is dead and you've tried replacing it yourself, here's what to do. First, find a flat-head screwdriver and gently pry open the cover from the edge of the key fob. Avoid using excessive force to prevent plastic breakage. Once opened, carefully remove the old battery and replace it with a new CR2032 coin cell, ensuring correct polarity. Always test the remote functions after replacement to confirm proper locking. Typically, the battery needs replacement every 1-2 years—cost-effective and hassle-free. Over time, dust may accumulate inside the key fob’s circuitry, so wipe it clean during battery swaps. If unsure, follow online tutorial videos step-by-step for safety. A fresh battery ensures smooth key operation and avoids the embarrassment of sudden power failure while driving. Regularly checking battery status during maintenance helps prevent minor malfunctions.
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