What Does It Mean When the Car Key Flashes Red?

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StKayden
07/30/25 10:36am
When the car key flashes red, it indicates that the battery is running low and reminds the owner to replace it. It is recommended to replace the battery promptly. A car key refers to the tool used to lock and unlock the car. Modern car keys use a chip system, which is a magnetic chip system. The reading coil in the car's ignition lock cylinder reads the chip in the key, and each chip contains fixed digital information. Below are the steps to replace the car key battery: Remove the Mechanical Key: First, remove the mechanical key from the Haima car key to locate the clasp of the key casing. Open the Key Casing: Use a screwdriver to pry open the clasp of the Haima car key casing. Replace the Battery: Next, remove the old battery from the Haima car key and replace it with a new one. Reassemble the Key: Finally, snap the casing of the Haima car key back into place.
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