How to Replace a Kia CEED Key Fob

Like many battery-powered devices key fobs will eventually display warning signs indicating that the batteries are beginning to run out. These signs may include an inability to use the device or the inability to start or unlock your vehicle.

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How do I replace the battery?

The key fob inside your Kia is a fantastic way to lock, unlock and start your car remotely but the battery inside will eventually fail. If this occurs, you'll need learn how to replace the Kia key fob battery to get 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 key fob batteries is about two to three years. There are a number of indicators that a key fob's battery is starting to wear out. The most obvious is an increasing loss of range on the transmitter, which means you'll need to be nearer to your vehicle for locking or unlock it. Some key fobs show an alert on the dashboard when the battery is empty.

To replace a key fob's battery You'll need a normal flathead screwdriver, and a tiny tool that will allow you to split the fob into its two pieces. Use the edge of the screwdriver into the slot on the other side of the key fob which doesn't hold the key blade that is mechanical, and gently push the case open. Remove the battery that was in place and insert a fresh one, and be sure to note its orientation.

You can buy a CR2032 in most hardware stores. Install the battery and close the case.

How do you replace the transmitter?

kia replacement key's smart key technology works to make the lives of Brandon drivers a more simple. One of the perks is the ability to lock and unlock the car remotely if you're near, simply hold the button on your Kia fob, or pressing it into the door handle. There are times when the battery inside a Kia fob may start to degrade. The first sign of this is that you'll have to be much closer to your vehicle to lock or unlock it. You may also notice that the car does not recognize the fob or display a message on the dashboard when you hit the keyless entry button.

Fortunately replacing the transmitter or key fob battery in a Kia shouldn't be a problem. To open the fob, you'll require a flathead driver. Be cautious not to harm any internal components or the mechanical key. Once you've opened the case, you are able to remove the battery that was in it and replace it with a new CR2032 battery.

It's not something you will require often, but knowing how to change the smart fob or transmitter battery is vital if ever you need to. Matt Castrucci from Kia keys replacement (www.Chumphonburihos.com) has created a guide to help you change your key fob battery.

How to Replace the Smart Key

Kia's Smart Key system is a great convenience feature that allows drivers to lock and unlock their vehicles without having remove their keys from their pockets. The key fob's lifespan is limited, as with any other battery-powered device. It is recommended to have an extra. The replacement process isn't that difficult. With a small flathead screwdriver this procedure is completed in mere minutes.

Start by removing the mechanical blade from the fob. To do this, insert the tip of your screwdriver into the slit that is on the side of the fob that is opposite to the one that holds the mechanical key. Press the button on the bottom of your fob to let it go. The old battery should come out easily.

Next, take the time to replace the CR2032 battery. Find the slot using the edge of the screwdriver. Insert the new battery into its slot, then gently press the two halves together.

It's not something you have to do every day, but it's crucial to know what you can do when the time arrives. This information will save you the hassle of calling a mechanic to come out and waiting for them.

How to replace a mechanical Key

The remote key fob allows drivers to unlock and lock their vehicles without the need to use keys for their car. The fob might also have buttons that can activate features such as the trunk or liftgate, or activate an alarm that is triggered by panic.

Fortunately the smart key fobs found in Kia vehicles are designed to last. Like all products powered by batteries they will eventually exhibit warning signs of battery loss. The most commonly seen warning sign is a decrease in range, which means that the vehicle needs to be closer to the fob in order to unlock or lock it.

If this is the case, you will require replacing your fob's mechanical keys. Fortunately, the process is quite simple and you don't require any special tools. First, turn the key to the off position and wait for the door locks to cycle. Use a small flathead to insert the tip of the screwdriver inside the key fob opposite where the emergency keys are.

After you've inserted the screwdriver, you should hear a click sound. The mechanical key can be removed, the battery removed, and a new battery installed. Then, you'll be able to explore the Rogers roads again! If you have additional questions, contact the team of service at our Kia dealership in Muncie. We'll be happy to walk you through each step!