How to Replace a Kia CEED Key Fob
Key fobs, just like all battery-powered gadgets, eventually display warning signs as the batteries start to degrade. These signs may include the loss of range and the inability to unlock or start your vehicle.
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How to replace the battery
The key fob that you have on your Kia allows you to lock, unlock and start your vehicle remotely. However, the battery can eventually fail. You'll have to know how to replace the Kia's key fob in the event of this happening. This is a simple task and you'll be able to do it yourself if prepared.
The average life expectancy of the battery of a key fob is about two to three years. There are a few indicators that the battery inside a key fob is starting to wear out. The most obvious indicator is an increase in the range of the transmitter. This means that you'll need to be closer to the vehicle to lock or unlock it. Some key fobs display an alert on the dashboard when the battery is depleted.
To replace the battery on a key fob, you will require a flathead screwdriver, and a small tool to cut the two parts of the fob. Wedge the end of the screwdriver in the slot on the side of the key fob which does not contain the key blade mechanically, and gently push the case open. Remove the battery that was in place and insert a fresh one, taking care to note the orientation.
This key fob runs on the CR2032 battery, and you can buy the batteries at a variety of hardware stores. Once you have a new battery, put it in the correct place and close the case.
How do you replace the transmitter?
Kia's smart keys work to make the lives of Brandon drivers a more simple. One of the benefits is the ability to lock and unlock the car remotely when you're close by, hold the button on your Kia fob, or pressing it inside the door handle. However, there are times when the battery inside a Kia fob could begin to wear out. The first sign of this is that you'll have to be much closer to the vehicle in order to lock or unlock it. You might also notice that your car doesn't recognize the key fob when you press the keyless button. It also displays a message.
Fortunately, replacing the transmitter or key fob battery in a Kia isn't difficult. To open the fob, you'll need a flathead driver. Be cautious not to harm any internal components or the mechanical key. After The Key Lab have opened the case you can remove the CR2032 that was in it and replace it with the new one.
Switching the transmitter or key fob battery in your Kia isn't something that you'll need to do regularly however, it's essential to know exactly how to do it in case it ever occurs that you'll require. To assist you to do this, the Kia experts at Matt Castrucci Kia have created a step-by-step guideline that will give you all the information you require to change your fob battery with the least hassle.
How do you replace the Smart Key
Kia's Smart Key system is a great convenience feature that allows drivers to lock, unlock, and start their cars without having take their keys out of their pockets. The key fob's lifespan is limited, just like any other battery-powered device. It's best to have an extra. The replacement process is quite easy. The procedure is completed in minutes with the flathead screwdriver.
Remove the mechanical key blade first from the fob. To do this, insert the end of your screwdriver in the slit on the side of the fob opposite to the one that houses the mechanical key. Press the button on the bottom of the fob to let it go. It will then pop out easily and you can remove the battery that was in its slot.
Replace the CR2032 batteries. Use the tip of your screwdriver to find the slot that is compatible with the emergency key blade. Then, place the new battery in its slot and gently pull the two halves of the key fob back together.
It's not something that you should do every day, but it's important to know how to do it when the time comes. This knowledge will save you the hassle of calling a mechanic to come out and wait for them.
How do you replace a mechanical Key
A remote car key fob permits drivers to lock and unlock their Kia vehicle from a distance, and without having to use the physical key. The fob could also include buttons to operate features such as the trunk, liftgate, or trigger a panic alarm.
The smart key fobs, which come with Kia vehicles have been created to last. But, as with any other battery-powered device will eventually display warning signs that indicate that the battery is starting to fail. The most typical indication of a dying battery is an increase in range. This implies that the vehicle needs to be closer to the key fob in order to lock or unlock.
If you're experiencing this problem, you'll need to replace the fob's mechanical keys. Fortunately, the process is simple, and you'll not require any special tools. Turn off the key, and wait for the locks to cycle. Use a small flathead place the tip of the screwdriver inside the key fob opposite where the emergency keys are.
After you've put the screwdriver in and inserted it, you'll hear a click sound. Then, you can pull out the mechanical key, unplug the battery from the old one and replace it with an entirely new one. Then, you'll be able to drive on the Rogers roads once more! Contact our customer service team at the Kia dealership in Muncie if you have any questions. We'll be happy to guide you through the process step-bystep!