What to Do When the Car Key Battery Dies?
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When the car key battery dies, it cannot be recharged; you need to replace the battery in the car key. Here are some precautions for using a remote key: 1. Do not place the key together with electronic devices such as mobile phones or computers. 2. Avoid throwing the key around carelessly, as the circuit board inside is fragile and can be easily damaged if mishandled over time. 3. If the key gets wet, do not shake it or press any buttons, as water may spread across the entire circuit board. Signs that the battery is running low include the following: 1. Reduced remote range: For example, if you could previously unlock the car from 5-6 meters away, now you may need to stand right next to the door. 2. Occasional malfunction: If pressing the button once used to open the door, now it may take two or three presses. 3. Indicator light on the key: If the light becomes dimmer or flickers. 4. Some higher-end models may display a warning on the dashboard, alerting you that the car key battery is running low, so you should be prepared.