How to Replace a Kia CEED Key Fob
As with all devices powered by batteries, key fobs eventually display warning signs that indicate that the batteries are beginning to degrade. These warning signs could include the loss of range and the inability to start or unlock your car.
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How to replace the battery
The key fob that you have in the Kia is an excellent method to lock, unlock, and start your car from a distance but the battery within will eventually fail. If this occurs, you'll need learn how to replace the battery in your Kia key fob to be back on the road. This is a simple task and you'll be able to do it yourself if you're prepared.
The life expectancy for key fob batteries is between two and three years. There are a few indications that the battery in a key fob is starting to wear out. The most obvious one is an increasing loss of range for the transmitter which means you'll need to be closer to your car if you want to lock or unlock it. Some key fobs display an alert on the dashboard when their battery is low.
To replace the battery of a key fob it is necessary to use a standard flathead screwdriver and a small tool that will allow you to split the fob into its two parts. Use the edge of the screwdriver into the slot on the other side of the key fob that doesn't hold the key blade mechanically, and gently push the case open. Take out the old battery and replace it with a new one. Take note of its orientation.
This key fob uses an CR2032 battery available for purchase the batteries from a wide range of hardware stores. Once you have a new battery, put it in the case and then close the case.
How to Replace the Transmitter
Kia's smart key technology is designed to make the lives of Brandon drivers just a little more simple. One benefit is that you can lock or unlock your vehicle from a distance by pressing the button on the Kia fob. The battery in the Kia fob is prone to be worn out over time. You'll notice that you have to be closer to your vehicle to lock or unlock it. You may also notice that the car doesn't recognize the fob or display an error message on the dashboard when you press the keyless entry button.
Fortunately replacing the transmitter or key fob battery in a Kia isn't difficult. To open the fob, you'll require a flathead screwdriver. Be careful not to hurt internal components or the mechanical key. Once you've opened the case, you can take out the old battery and replace it with a new CR2032 battery.
Change the transmitter or key fob battery in your Kia isn't something you'll need to do regularly but it's vital to know what to do if the time comes that you must. To assist you, the Kia experts at Matt Castrucci Kia have created a step-by-step guideline that will give you all the details you need to change your fob battery with minimal hassle.
How to Replace the Smart Key
Kia's Smart Key is a great feature that lets drivers lock and unlock their vehicles without having their keys in their pockets. The life of the key fob's battery is limited, like any other battery-powered device. It is best to have an additional. Fortunately, replacing it isn't difficult at all. Utilizing an ordinary screwdriver with a flat head this procedure can be completed in just a few minutes.
Start by removing the mechanical blade from the fob. To do this, insert the end of your screwdriver into the slit that is on the side of the fob opposite to the one holding the mechanical key. Press the button on the bottom of your fob to release it. It should then pop out easily and you can take the battery that was in its slot.
Then, replace the CR2032 battery. Use the screwdriver's tip to locate the slot that fits the blade for emergency keys. Place the battery in its slot, then gently press the two halves together.
It's not something that you should do every day, but it is important to know what you can do it when the time comes. Having this knowledge will save you the headache of having to call a mechanic and wait for them to arrive.
How to replace a mechanical Key
A remote car key fob lets owners to lock and unlock their Kia vehicle from a distance, and without having to use a physical key. The fob could also include buttons to control features like the trunk, liftgate, or trigger a panic alarm.
The smart key fobs for keys that come with Kia vehicles have been created to last. But, as with any other battery-powered device, they will eventually show warning signs that indicate that the battery is deteriorating. The most common sign of a failing battery is a decrease in range. This implies that the vehicle needs to be closer to the key fob in order to unlock or lock.
If you're experiencing this problem, you'll need to replace the fob's mechanical key. The procedure is simple and doesn't need any special tools. First switch the key to the off position and wait for the door locks to cycle. Use a small flathead put the screwdriver's tip inside the key fob that is opposite where the emergency keys are.
Once you've inserted the screwdriver into the socket, you'll be able to hear a click sound. After that, you'll be able to remove the mechanical key, take out the battery and replace another. You'll then be ready to hit 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 each step!