Why does the car key remote control fail after replacing the battery?
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There are many reasons for the failure of the remote control key. One situation is that the battery is dead or the battery contact is poor; the second situation is that the time control module in the remote control key fails, which will also cause the remote control to not work; the third situation is due to the aging of the antenna of the remote control transmitter on the car, which can also cause this situation. Solution: In this case, you can go to the repair station for inspection and repair. In addition, after some cars have anti-explosion sun film applied to the front windshield, when remotely unlocking the car from the front, the remote door lock may also not respond. This is because this anti-explosion sun film shields the remote control signal to a certain extent. The reasons why the car key remote control fails after replacing the battery are as follows: If the remote control key fails, it needs to be re-matched after replacing the battery. Insert the remote control key, turn it to the "II" position, and then quickly reset it to the "0" position. Repeat this four times, then quickly pull out the key. Press any button, such as the unlock button, for 4-5 seconds, and you will hear a "click" sound inside the car. The key encoding is completed. Smart Key: This type of smart key can emit infrared signals, which can unlock one or two doors, the trunk, and the fuel filler cap, and can also operate the car's windows and sunroof. More advanced smart keys resemble a credit card. When the driver touches the door handle, the central lock control system starts working and emits a wireless query signal. After the smart key card responds accurately, the car lock automatically opens. The engine will only start when the central processor detects that the key card is inside the car. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) Technology: This system uses RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology. Under normal circumstances, when the car owner approaches the vehicle within about one meter, the door lock will automatically open and the anti-theft system will be deactivated; when leaving the vehicle, the door lock will automatically lock and enter the anti-theft state. When the car owner enters the vehicle, the in-car inspection system will immediately recognize the smart card. At this time, simply press the start button (or knob) slowly to start the vehicle normally. Throughout the entire process, the car key does not need to be taken out. Car Smart Keyless Entry System: The car smart keyless entry system, abbreviated as PKE (PASSIVE KEYLESS ENTER), uses the world's most advanced RFID wireless radio frequency technology and the most advanced vehicle identity coding recognition system. It is the first to apply a miniaturized, low-power RF antenna development solution and successfully integrates the remote control system and the keyless system, following the traditional vehicle circuit protection. It truly achieves a dual RF system and dual anti-theft protection, providing car owners with the utmost convenience and safety.
