• 목록
• 답변
• 글쓰기
• 게시판 리스트 옵션
  • 수정
  • 삭제

Why Your Rolls Royce Remote Key Isn't Working

If your Rolls Royce Phantom key remote isn't working it could be due to one of the issues listed below. It could be due to a dead coin-cell battery or water damage, or a defective microchip that needs to reprogrammed.

These keys need to be properly stored and not exposed to wet areas or electrical impulses. If this doesn't work then try these steps:

Fault Diagnosis

Rolls Royce has a reputation for being a cultivated, sophisticated automotive brand that is dedicated to excellence. It is therefore crucial to keep up with regular maintenance, to avoid major issues in the future which could cost you money and be time-consuming to fix. The most crucial maintenance task is to read and clear fault codes. The fault codes are small SOS messages sent by your vehicle's complex electronic system. Ignoring them is like refusing to treat a persistent cold. they could be a sign of a larger underlying problem.

There are many reasons why the key fob could cease to function. It could be due to a dead coin-cell battery or water damage, interference in the signal, problems with the receiver module or a malfunctioning chip. If you've tried everything from replacing the battery to reprogramming and the problem is still there, it may be the right time to take your Rolls Royce to a professional to further troubleshoot.

The battery is the first thing you should check when a key fob ceases to function. A drained coin battery is the most common reason for the key fob to cease functioning. It is vital to replace the battery with a button-cell battery that has the same voltage, size, and specification as the original. It is also recommended to store the key fob in a safe place and away from any objects that could cause mechanical damage, such as keys or coins.

After you've replaced the battery, you need to ensure that all metal retaining clips are in place and not creating contact issues. Make sure the battery is clean and free of corrosion-causing substances. If the battery is not a genuine replacement for Rolls-Royce it could be damaged by defective components and cause the receiver module to malfunction, or even lock the doors.

Faulty Receiver Module

If your key fob suddenly stopped working and you tried everything to solve it (replaced the battery in the coin and reprogrammed it, and even bought an extra), this could be due to a problem with the module that receives and decodes the remote control signals. This is especially true when the key fob is compatible with a different vehicle.

The receiver modules inside the key fobs feature metal retaining clips which hold the battery in place and complete the circuit when the buttons are turned on. If they are damaged or bent, it could stop the key fob receiving the correct signal to unlock or lock the vehicle. In certain cases, the receiver module may also cease to function due to a faulty electronic chip.

Key Fob Faulty

Your key fob may malfunction due to a variety of reasons. The most common cause is a dead battery, which can be easily replaced in a matter of minutes. Damage to the receiver module, water issues or signal interference could cause the key fob to cease working. You can check these problems by disassembling your key fob, and applying electronic cleaner or isopropylethanol to the chip.

Another reason for this could be worn buttons. Car key fob remote controls are equipped with rubber buttons that may wear out or become loose over time. This causes the button to lose contact with the button and the pressure points, causing it to stop working properly. It is simple to fix most key fobs at home. Simply take apart the key, take out the buttons, and clean them. Then, simply soldering them back to their original positions can help restore function.

Other causes for the malfunctioning keyfob could be a dead 12 volts battery keys that aren't connected and require to be programmed again, or a malfunctioning chip. A malfunctioning electronic chip can hinder the key fob's ability to send an alert to the vehicle's receiving module. The key fob is able to start the engine of your Rolls Royce when it receives an indication from the chip.

Sometimes, a button start key can get stolen by hackers who are tech-savvy. These thieves are able to use artificial intelligent to pick up on the unique signal that comes by the fob of the key and unlock or activate the ignition of your car. This type of hacking is becoming less common since security measures have been improved over time.

If you've lost your Rolls Royce remote key, you can always contact a professional locksmith to make duplicate copies. A professional locksmith is familiar with every car model, including those with complex central lock systems. They can duplicate the key fobs of your keys without causing damage to the original. They also can provide an alternative to purchasing the replacement from the dealer. Autolocks LTD, an established locksmith business in the South East of England, can provide an excellent service for all Rolls Royce models.