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There are a myriad of reasons the key fob may not perform as it should, including an inoperative coin battery damage to the receiver module or signal interference. This article will walk you through the steps necessary to fix it.

Water Damage

If your key fob for the seat alhambra withstands washing cycles, a dip in the ocean or in a pool, then it's equipped with a waterproof chip. But be careful not to do this often since prolonged exposure to water can increase chances of the key fob becoming damaged. If the key fob ceases to working after exposure to clean water from the tap or rain, then just remove the battery, wipe the electronic component with paper towel and allow it to dry completely before putting the battery back in. In case of exposure to soapy water or salt, it is recommended that you clean the chip with isopropyl alcohol or an electronic cleaner prior to trying to put the battery back in.

Faulty Receiver Module

If you've tried a new battery for a button and the key fob still cannot be locked or unlocked, it's likely that the receiver module has developed a fault. It's a simple and cost-effective fix. It is possible to disconnect the battery that is 12 volts for a couple of minutes (first remove negative cable, then press the horn numerous times) to eliminate any remaining electricity. Then, reconnect it in reverse. Positive first followed by negative.

ESP Warning Light If the ESP warning light flashes, this is normal and signifies that the car is driving on terrain that has traction issues between the road surface and tyres isn't ideal, such as snow, gravel or lots of surface water. If the ESP warning light continues to be flashing, it means there is an error within the system and should be identified using an iCarsoft i908 Seat OBD Code Reader which will provide a precise fault description.

Dead Coin Battery

One of the most frequent reasons for the seat keys alhambra keys to stop functioning is a dead coin battery. The key fob comes with a small button cell battery that keeps it powered. It is recommended to replace it with a brand new one that has the same voltage, size and specifications as the original. If you're replacing your battery, be sure to remove all metal retaining clips from the back of the key fob and make sure that the contact points are free of corrosion.

If the key fob has been exposed water, such as rain or soapy water, it's recommended that you take the battery off and clean the electronic chip with alcohol isopropyl or an electronic cleaner prior to inserting the new battery. The chip is sensitive to moisture and can be permanently damaged. If the key fob does not work after replacing the battery it might be necessary to replace the key fob.

Faulty Receiver Module

If your key fob stopped working after you replaced the battery, but it didn't help, or if it just stopped working in a sudden manner the receiver module could have developed an issue. The receiver module is responsible for absorbing the radio frequency signals sent by your remote key fob and transform them into electrical commands that are then utilized by other modules in the car.

If the receiver module is faulty it will not take any commands from your remote key fob. In this scenario you'll need to go to a dealer for reprogramming of your key fob and a new receiver module.

The key fob is fitted with rubber seals that stop water from getting into the chip inside. If you dip the key fob in soapy or salty water, it could cause damage to the chip. If your key fob doesn't work, you can try cleaning the chip with isopropyl or electronic cleaner.

If the keys have been connected, but the receiver module is not working it is possible to restart all the electronics in the board by disconnecting the 12-volt battery for a couple of minutes. Then reconnect the battery in reverse order (negative cable first followed by positive). This will reset all the electronic components onboard and bring them back into operation.

Faulty Electronic Chip

The key fob has tiny electronic chips that sends a signal to the receiver module each time the key is used. If the signal doesn't match that stored by the car seat key the immobilizer will shut down the engine and stop the vehicle from starting. If the key fob you purchased does not function and you are not able to reprogram it, this could be because of an issue with the microchip.

The chip inside the key fob could need change in order to get it working again. The best method to do this is to remove the key from its housing and then using a pin or needle to make contact with each of the metal retaining clips. You will have to replace them when they're damaged or corrosion-prone. Make sure that the replacement batteries are the same size, voltage and specifications as the original one.

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