What are the reasons for the inability to turn off the engine with one-button start?

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LaKennedy
07/29/25 9:26pm
There are several reasons why the engine cannot be turned off with one-button start: 1. Different models, different operations: The operation varies among different car models. Some models require a long press to turn off the engine, while others need to be pressed twice—once to turn off the engine and again to cut off the power to the entire vehicle. Some models only require a single press to turn off the engine. 2. Key not detected: Sometimes, strong nearby magnetic fields can cause interference, preventing the key from being detected. Solution: Align the key with the one-button start. 3. Battery issues: The engine may also fail to turn off if the battery is dead or its voltage is below 12V. In such cases, a long press can turn off the engine.
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