What to Do When the Central Locking System Frequently Jumps?
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For the reasons and solutions to the frequent jumping of the central locking system, the details are as follows: 1. Damaged brake light power line: When the central locking system receives the correct code signal, the control wave receiving circuit is triggered to increase the receiving time. If the input code signal does not match, the receiving circuit will not be triggered. Solution: Check the integrity of the power line promptly and replace it in time. 2. Incorrect power connection of the central locking system: If more than 10 code signals do not match, the lock will assume that the power connection of the central locking system is incorrect and will stop receiving any signals, including the correct code signals. Solution: In this case, the owner can mechanically insert the key into the door lock hole to open the door. 3. System not closed in time: Signal reception recovery, if the door is not opened within 30 seconds after unlocking it with the remote mechanism, the door will automatically lock again. Solution: Start the car with the key and turn the main switch of the remote door lock system off and then on again.