Fiat 500 replacement fiat 500 spare key 500 key (http://dnpaint.Co.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=B31&wr_id=2648666) Key Fob

If your remote key fob has stopped working, it may be time to replace the battery. If you replace the battery, but it still doesn't work the issue could be somewhere else.

At United Locksmith, we specialize in the creation of new keys for classic cars. We have the tools and parts required for this service.

Dead Coin Battery

The most common reason why your Fiat 500 key fob will not unlock or lock the doors is a dead battery. The key fob contains the battery of a coin-cell that can quickly deplete in the event that it is not frequented enough. If your remote has started to show signs of loss of range, or has stopped functioning, then the battery may be dead.

The battery in the key fob is held in place with metal clips that hold it in place. If the clips are not tight, they can create problems with contact that can prevent your remote to receive power. Using a small flathead screwdriver, push the clip that holds the retaining pin open to remove the current battery and insert a new one. Be sure to choose a replacement with the same kind of voltage, size, and specification as the original battery.

The key fob might also be damaged or corroded by water exposure. Even a brief shower in soapy water can damage the electronic chip inside. It is recommended to keep your key fob in a dry location.

Water Damage

If your key fob isn't functioning properly, it may be due to water damage. Key fobs come with rubber seals that protect them from being damaged by rain or splashes of water, but it is essential to keep your keys safe from the pool, ocean and the washing machine!

The key fob is equipped with an electronic chip that sends an electronic message to the immobilizer system of your vehicle. The chip allows the 500 to start and lock. If it gets wet it will cease to work.

If you want to check if your key fob is functioning You can clean the internal electronics with isopropyl or an electronic cleaner. However, it's better to purchase a replacement from a dealership rather than trying to fix a key fob that has been submerged in salt water.

Although a replacement fob may cost you a bit of money, it is much less expensive than paying for your Fiat 500 to be towed to the dealership and repaired! Plus, you can make it yourself in just several easy steps. Be sure to use the correct battery type before you attempt to open your key fob. You can find step-bystep directions for any car keyfob online.

Faulty Chip

The chip inside the key fob communicates with the immobiliser in your car to ensure that the vehicle will only start when the right keys are in place. If the chip is damaged or damaged in any way your car will not start.

Damage to the water or a dead phone battery are among the most frequent causes of an unreliable chip. Whatever the reason, it's recommended to delegate the work to a locksmith who will be able to replace the chip quickly and at an affordable price.

If your key fob will not work after being exposed to clean water from a tap or rain then remove the battery. Clean the electronic component using an old towel. If the key fob fails to work it's most likely a fried chip and will need to be replaced.

A few people will visit their dealer in order to get an entirely new Fiat fob. However, this can be an expensive option. United Locksmith is the best option for you if want your Fiat keyfob fixed at a reasonable cost. We have the equipment and know-how required to repair your Fiat key fob in a timely and professional way.

Faulty Receiver Module

Fiat key fobs send an electrical signal to the vehicle which will unlock and close doors (and start the car for vehicles with an automatic transmission) up to 50 feet. There are several reasons why the fob could not function. This includes a dead coin-battery, water damage, worn-out buttons, a receiver issue, signal interference, or malfunctioning chips.

If the fob was placed in a pocket which has suffered severe trauma (such as being dropped on the floor or washed in the washing machine) the fob might not be in a position to connect with the Body Control Module (BCM) of the car. The BCM is a security system that can only accept signals from genuine keys.

You'll need to replace the fob in case this happens. A locksmith professional can handle all aspects of the replacement process, including programming a new one for the 500. They can even give you an clone fob that performs exactly like the original (and costs a fraction of the price).