What Causes the New Mondeo's Door to Not Open?

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LeAyla
07/30/25 1:58am
The reasons why the New Mondeo's door cannot be opened include a dead key fob battery, a depleted car battery, or strong magnetic interference. Below is a detailed explanation of these causes: Dead Key Fob Battery: The battery in a car's key fob typically lasts 2-3 years. If the battery is dead, the key fob cannot send signals to the car's receiver, making it impossible to control the central locking system. Simply replace the key fob battery. Depleted Car Battery: If the car's battery is severely depleted, it can cause the central control system to malfunction, rendering the receiver ineffective and thus preventing the door from opening. Strong Magnetic Interference: If the vehicle is in an area with strong magnetic interference, the signals from the key fob may be inaccurate. In such cases, use the mechanical key to open the door.
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