What to Do When the Luxgen U6 Trunk Won't Open?

[DelAustin]

If it's a cable-operated mechanism, check if anything is obstructing the cable or the trunk lid. Press the switch and listen for any sound from the linear motor or unlocking solenoid. If there's no sound, inspect the power supply and check if the fuse is blown.

[LeEmma]

I've driven many cars before, and when encountering a trunk that won't open, it's usually caused by minor issues. The most common reason is a dead remote key battery—try replacing it with a new one. If the remote doesn't respond, there's usually a trunk release button or lever inside the car, often hidden near the rear seat backrest; check if it's stuck. Try manually unlocking it with the physical key slot. If that doesn’t work, check if the fuse is blown—the trunk fuse for a Luxgen U6 might be in the engine compartment’s fuse box; locate and replace it as per the manual. The worst-case scenario is a faulty lock mechanism, which requires professional repair. Avoid forcing it open to prevent damaging more components. I regularly check the buttons and lubricate the lock mechanism to effectively prevent such issues and avoid disrupting daily use.