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Why the Skoda Superb Key Won't Work The Skoda superb is a big family saloon that has a premium feel and enormous boot. It's simple to live with by combining luxury and comfort with pin-sharp driving dynamics. If your remote key fob won't unlock or lock your vehicle, then the battery may need replacing. This guide will help you understand how to change the battery on your third generation Skoda Superb (Mk 3, 2015 – present) KESSY key fob. Dead coin battery The key fob for your skoda super is equipped with a coin-sized battery. This is responsible for transmitting signals to the receiver module in the car. If this battery dies the remote control will cease to function, preventing you from locking or unlocking the vehicle. This is a relatively simple issue to repair. There are a variety of reasons why the key fob might not function, such as an inactive battery, signal interference or a defective chip. First, check the battery. Replace it with a new battery if it's depleted. Make sure to choose an identical battery voltage, size, and specification as the original. Make sure that the contacts of the battery are free from corrosion and are clean. Another reason that can lead to a malfunctioning remote is a worn or damaged button. If you've dropped the key fob on the ground, this can damage the internal chip. It might not be obvious but the key fob will no longer function properly. Additionally the remote control could be affected by signal interference. The interference could be caused by objects, bad weather conditions, or transmitters operating in the same frequency band close to your car. If your superior remote from skoda isn't functioning, try moving it further away from the source. If TheKeyLab doesn't work, the chip could be damaged and you'll need to buy an entirely new key fob. Water damage If your key fob been able to survive a bath in clean tap water or rain and you're not disappointed, it's lucky. If it has been exposed soapy or salty water electronic chip, it is more likely to get damaged. If this happens, your only option is to purchase a replacement key fob. To avoid this, store your keyfob inside a dry bag while kayaking, swimming or canoeing. If the key fob of your skoda super stops working it is a high chance that it's faulty. It could have an empty coin battery or a damaged receiver module, or a damaged electronic chip. If you're sure the issue isn't due to an external cause then replace the battery or use a spare keyfob and see whether the issue persists. To change the battery, you need to pry the housing portion of the transmitter using your thumb. You can also make use of a flathead screwdriver. Insert a new CR2032 in the correct direction, making sure that the '+” symbol is facing downwards. After reassembling the transmitter, press it into position and replace the battery cover. If the key fob doesn't work after the reassembling process and pressing any button on the remote for a minute. If this doesn't resolve the issue, the key may be defective and must be replaced by an expert. Corrosion The Superb is a dependable and well-equipped car available with front-wheel drive or four-wheel drive. It provides plenty of storage space and is ideally suited to the needs of families. Its engines have plenty of power and refinement and make it a comfortable car to navigate around town or when you're on long motorway journeys. It also comes with a range of technologically advanced features, such as an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system that includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The Superb's list of standard equipment also includes LED headlights with adaptive LEDs, wireless phone charging and three-zone climate control. There are many reasons why the key fob might not work, and it is essential to investigate all the possible causes prior to trying to resolve the issue. For instance, if a key fob has had an immersion in soapy water and it has suffered water damage that damaged the internal chip. If the key fob is not been dropped or soaked, it may have an electrical issue that is causing it to malfunction. You could also try resetting the key fob by disconnecting the battery with 12 volts for a couple of minutes before reconnecting it. This will reset all the computer systems on board and resets the remote key fob's memory. The process should take only less than a minute and is easy to complete. You can also consult the owner's manual for more detailed instructions. Key that isn't working The Skoda Superb key fob is the perfect way to lock and unlock the vehicle. However, it could fail to function due to a variety of reasons. The most common cause is a dead coin battery, which is simple to replace in a matter of minutes. Water damage, signal interference or a defective microchip could also be the cause. It is recommended to first replace the battery if it is dead however if it isn't working, you should look into other issues. The remote keyless system that is used in the Superb requires a specific frequency to send and receive commands. If the signals are corrupted or disrupted the keys might not respond to the remote control and your engine might not begin. If this happens you'll need to manually unlock your car with a physical key. You can also make use of an OBDII scanner to test the keyless system module. If the key ceases to function abruptly or after it's dropped on the ground and then thrown on the floor, you'll usually be able to recognize it as being defective. If the key fob still does not work after replacing the battery, or even after reprogramming the key you may have a problem. If that happens then you'll need to purchase a new key fob.