What is the reason for the red lock appearing on the Landwind X7?
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When a lock symbol appears on the dashboard of the Landwind X7, it indicates the anti-theft lock status. If the car can still be started, it means the engine has entered the anti-theft mode. Below is relevant information: Landwind's production bases: Landwind is a domestic automobile manufacturer established under the guidance of China's new automotive industry policies. It was founded in November 2004 through a strong collaboration between Changan Automobile Co., Ltd. and Jiangling Motors Corporation Group, marking the first Sino-Sino cooperative venture in the automotive industry. It operates two major production bases: the Changbei Base and the Xiaolan Sedan Base. The meaning of the Landwind logo: The 'lang-wind' concept originates from the idea of 'wind.' The wavy design on the letter 'l' (giving a fluttering sensation) echoes the name Landwind, expressing a fun-filled and unhurried attitude. The red color reflects the ambitious and dynamic spirit of a strong contender. The metallic font and border design emphasize Landwind's pursuit of professional automotive technology.
Last time I drove the Landwind X7, I also encountered the red lock icon popping up on the dashboard. It was actually the anti-theft system activating. The key wasn't recognized by the car, possibly because the key battery was almost dead, or the car battery voltage was unstable, affecting signal transmission. I once had this issue after water got into the keyhole during car washing. It could also be that the steering wheel is locked—try starting the car while gently turning the steering wheel. My advice is to quickly check if the key remote is functioning properly; replacing the battery can solve 90% of the cases.
