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How to Replace a Kia CEED Key Fob
Like most battery-powered devices, key fobs eventually show warning signs when the batteries are starting to run out. These signs may include an inability to use the device or the inability to unlock or start your car.
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How to Replace the Battery
The key fob inside your Kia is a fantastic method to lock and unlock and start your car remotely, but the battery inside can degrade over time. If this happens, you'll need to learn how to replace the battery of your Kia key fob to be back on the road. It's not difficult to do and you'll be able to do it yourself if you're prepared.
The average lifespan of the key fob battery is two to three years. There are several warning signs that a key fob's battery is beginning to wear out. The most obvious one is the gradual loss of range on the transmitter, meaning that you'll need to be nearer to your vehicle in order to lock or unlock it. Certain key fobs also display an alert on the dashboard when their battery is depleted.
To replace TheKeyLab inside a key fob, you will require a flathead screwdriver as well as a small tool to break the fob's two pieces. The screwdriver's point should be inserted into the slot of the side of the fob which does not contain the mechanical blade. Gently open the case with the screwdriver. Remove the old battery, and replace it with a brand new one. Note its orientation.
This key fob uses an CR2032 battery that you can purchase the batteries at a variety of hardware stores. Install the new battery and then close the case.
How to Replace the Transmitter
Kia's smart-key technology makes life easier for Brandon drivers. One of the perks is the possibility of locking or unlocking the car remotely while you're close by, just by holding the button on your Kia fob, or pressing it into the door handle. The battery in the Kia fob can be worn out over time. You'll notice that you need to be nearer to the car to lock or unlock it. It could also be that the car doesn't recognize the fob or display an alert on the dashboard when you hit the keyless entry button.
It's not difficult to change the transmitter or keyfob battery on the Kia. You'll need an flathead screwdriver to remove the fob, and be cautious not to damage the internal components of the fob or the mechanical key. After you've opened the case you can take off the old CR2032 and replace it with a new one.
It's not something you'll have to do often, but knowing how to change the smart fob or transmitter battery is crucial if you require it. To help you to do this, the Kia experts at Matt Castrucci Kia have put together a step-by-step guideline that will provide you with all the necessary information to change your fob battery with minimum hassle.
How to Replace the Smart Key
Kia's Smart Key is a great convenience that allows drivers to lock and unlock their cars without having their keys in their pockets. The key fob's lifespan is limited, as with any other gadget powered by batteries. It's best to have an additional. Fortunately, replacing the key fob is surprisingly easy. Using just a small flathead screwdriver the process can be completed in just a few minutes.
Begin by removing the mechanical key blade from the fob. To do this, insert the tip of your screwdriver in the slit on the side of the fob next to the one holding the mechanical key. Then, press the button near the bottom of the fob to let the mechanical key go. It should then pop out easily and you can take the battery that was in its slot.
Replace the CR2032 batteries. Find the slot with the tip of the screwdriver. Then, place the new battery in its slot and gently push the two halves of the key fob back together.
Switching your car's key fob battery isn't something you'll have to do on a regular basis however it's a crucial knowledge to have when the time comes. Having this knowledge will save you the hassle of having to call an expert mechanic and wait for them to arrive.
How to replace the Mechanical Key
A remote car key fob permits users to lock and unlock their Kia car at a distance, without fumbling around with an actual key. The fob could also include buttons to control features like the trunk, liftgate or to activate a panic alarm.
Fortunately the smart key fobs found in Kia vehicles are designed to last. Like all battery-powered products they will eventually exhibit warning signs of battery loss. The most obvious indication of a dying battery is a decrease in range. This signifies that the vehicle must be nearer to the key fob that can unlock or lock.
If this is the case, you will require replacing your fob's mechanical keys. The procedure is fairly easy and doesn't require any special tools. First switch the key to the off position and wait for the door locks to cycle. Then then, use the screwdriver's small flathead to push the tip into the inside of the key fob just opposite the area where the emergency key is.
After you've inserted the screwdriver into the socket, you'll be able to hear a click sound. The mechanical key can be removed, the battery removed, and a brand new battery installed. You'll then be ready to explore the Rogers roads again! If you have any further questions, reach out to the service team at our Kia dealership in Muncie. We'll be happy to walk you through each step!