What to Do When the Prado Remote Key Fails
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Prado remote key failure is caused by signal interference, and manual locking should be used immediately. Below is a detailed introduction to Prado remote key failure: 1. The vehicle cannot receive the signal, and the car remote key's dead battery prevents the door from being opened. 2. Due to the presence of high-power radio signals of the same frequency in the surrounding area, the vehicle's frequency signal receiver cannot detect the radio encoding commands sent by the remote key, resulting in remote key failure. 3. Large outdoor LED displays, wireless callers for construction elevators on work sites, and wireless video surveillance equipment can cause car remote key failure. 4. Intentional human interference, mainly involving criminals deliberately using car remote jammers. The so-called 'car lock jammer' is a signal blocker that emits electromagnetic waves to shield the remote key's signals, leaving the car in a 'false lock' state, thereby creating opportunities for theft and causing financial losses to the car owner.