What to Do If Your Electronic Car Key Gets Wet?
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If your car key gets wet, simply disassemble it and let it air dry naturally, avoiding any further use after exposure to water. Here are some precautions for using car keys: 1. Do not leave the spare key in the car: If a smart key is lost due to improper storage, it can cause a lot of trouble, and the cost of re-matching is high. Experts advise not to keep the spare key inside the car or together with the smart key. 2. Avoid placing it near electronic devices: Generally, the original battery of a smart key lasts about two years, but severe electromagnetic interference can cause the smart key to malfunction. 3. Keep it away from metal objects: Many car owners habitually store their smart keys with other keys or accessories, unaware that contact with or coverage by metal items can lead to smart key malfunctions. Additionally, in bumpy conditions, other items may also damage the smart key.