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Why Your Rolls Royce Remote Key Isn't Working

If you're 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, water damage, or a damaged microchip that requires to be reprogrammed.

The keys must be properly stored and protected from wet areas or electrical impulses. If you have done that and it still does not work, try these steps:

Fault Diagnosis

Rolls Royce is a sophisticated and cultivated brand of automobiles with a focus on excellence. It's therefore important to keep up with regular maintenance, to avoid major issues in the future that could be costly and time-consuming to repair. The most important maintenance task is to clear and read fault codes. Fault codes are essentially SOS messages that are sent by your vehicle's complicated electronic system. Ignoring them is like ignoring a persistent cold - they could be an indication of a deeper issue.

There are many reasons why the key fob could not function properly. It could be due to an inoperative coin battery or water damage, signal interference, receiver module issues, or a malfunctioning electronic chip. If you've tried everything from replacing the battery to reprogramming it, and the issue persists, it may be best to bring your Rolls Royce in to a professional to resolve the issue.

If a key fob ceases functioning the first thing you need to look into is the battery. The most common cause of an unresponsive key fob is a battery that has been drained. It is crucial to replace the battery with a button battery with the same voltage, size and specification as the original. It is also recommended to keep the key fob in a secure place and away from any objects that can cause mechanical damage, like keys or coins.

After you replace the battery, make sure that all metal retaining clips are in place and will not cause any contact issues. Make sure that the battery is clean and free of corrosion-causing substances. If the battery isn't genuine Rolls-Royce replacement, it could be damaged by unsuitable parts and cause the receiver module or doors to be locked.

Faulty Receiver Module

If the key fob stopped working after a few days and you have tried everything (replaced coin battery, reprogrammed key, even bought an extra) this could indicate an issue with the receiver module, which is responsible for detecting and decoding the remote control signals. This is true especially when the key fob is compatible with a different vehicle.

The receiver modules in the key fobs have metal clips that hold the battery and complete the circuit upon the activation of the buttons. These can be damaged or bent, preventing the key fob from receiving the correct signal for unlocking/locking the car. The receiver module could also stop working due to the chip being damaged.

Key Fob Not Working

If your key fob isn't working, it could be due to a number of causes. Most often, the cause is a dead coin battery, which can be easily replaced in minutes. Key fobs can stop functioning due to water damage, receiver module issues, or signal interference. You can check these problems by disassembling the key fob and applying electronic cleaner or isopropyl ethanol to the chip.

Another reason could be worn buttons. Remote controls for car keys have rubberized buttons that can wear out or become loose over time. This results in the button to lose contact with the button and the pressure points, which causes it to malfunction. This is a simple fix for most key fobs that can be done at home by disassembling the key, removing the buttons and cleaning them. Soldering them back in place can bring them back to working order.

Other common causes of an unreliable keyfob are the battery's 12 volts being dead, keys that are not connected and require to be replaced or a defective chip. A defective electronic chip will stop the key fob from sending an email to the vehicle's receiver module. The key fob is able to start the engine of your Rolls Royce when it receives an indication from the chip.

Sometimes, hackers with the latest technology can hack a push-button key. They can employ artificial intelligence to pick up the unique signal sent by the fob that is on the key and even unlock or activate your car's ignition system. Luckily, this type of attack is becoming more rare because security measures have been improved dramatically over time.

If you've lost your Rolls Royce remote key, you may contact a professional locksmith to create duplicate copies. An experienced locksmith is familiar with the ins and outs of every automobile model, including those with complex central locking systems. They can duplicate the key fobs of your keys without causing damage to the original. They will also offer an alternative that is less expensive than buying a replacement from a dealer. Autolocks LTD, a well-known locksmith service in the South East of England, will provide a superior service for all types of Rolls Royce models.