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How to Reprogram a Skoda Key Fob Many people wonder how to reprogramme an auto key fob when they aren't sure why it stopped working. This is not uncommon, since key fobs can be tossed around and the buttons can get damaged or jammed. The first thing to try is changing the battery. If it doesn't work, it's time to get a new battery. 1. Turn off the ignition. It is likely that the battery in the key fob has to be replaced if it been inactive for a while. The batteries are affordable and easy to replace therefore this is the first step before you attempt to reprogram the key. Check that the car has been turned off and all doors are closed. Insert your current key into the ignition and turn the switch to “On”. You should not start the engine. Press the lock button on your keyfob within five seconds. As confirmation that you've successfully entered programming mode, you'll hear the car unlock and lock. You can now use your key fob to lock and unlock your car, as well as program other remotes. This procedure can also be used to reset a malfunctioning or damaged key fob. You might find it necessary to do this in the event that the key fob has been dropped or stepped on or exposed to water. 2. Turn the Ignition On You'll only need a few minutes to re-program your key fobs properly. The first thing to do is turn on the ignition. This will reset the system and give you a fresh start. Close all your car doors. You do not want any of the doors to open during this process because it could disrupt the programming. After you have closed all of the doors, insert the primary key into the ignition and turn it to the “On” position. Press the button to lock the fob six times in 10 seconds after the engine has begun. You will hear your car's locks unlocking to confirm that the programming process was successful. Repeat the procedure for any other remotes that you have to program. Keep in mind that you should program each remote as quickly as the previous one, as any delay could cause it to fail. 3. Press the Lock Button The key fob acts as a small remote that can be used to lock and unlock the car. It also has an emergency key that can be utilized in an emergency to ask for assistance. Your key fob could fail to function due to a variety of reasons, such as the battery being damaged or dead. If the key fob isn't functioning properly, you may try to reset it by following the steps below. This method works with most cars. However it is crucial to follow the guidelines in your car's manual. Start the process by turning the car on by inserting the key into the ignition but without turning on the motor. Hold down both the “unlock”, “panic”, and “lock” buttons on the fob for a couple of minutes. You should hear a click sound, which indicates the key fob was successfully programmed. 4. Press the Unlock Button To open and start your car, you'll have to pair a brand new key fob with it. You can do it yourself but you'll need to know the basics of how to program the Skoda key fob. To unlock the door in your car, you'll have to use a long and thin tool. The best choice is a long, thin wire coat hanger. Close your car doors after opening them. Press the fob's unlock button several times. This will trigger a chime inside your car, which let you know that the fob's key was reprogrammed. After this, you should be able the unlock and lock button normally. If they aren't working it is necessary to bring your car to a dealer. 5. Press the Panic Button The “Panic Button” on your key fob is a useful feature to help you find your vehicle in crowded parking lots. It's also an effective way to deter would-be thieves. The button can also set off an alarm that sounds loudly inside your vehicle, scaring away criminals who might think you're a vulnerable target. If the panic button doesn't work after changing the key fob's programming it could be because the battery was not installed correctly. In this instance it is necessary to replace the key fob's battery. To do this, you need to open the key fob and segregate the transmitter section from the key section. Take the old battery out of the transmitter and replace it with a new one. Reassemble the key fob and test the locking and unlocking functions. If they don't work, you will need to repeat the reprogramming procedure or contact a local locksmith to get help. 6. Press the Lock Button Updated April 17 2023: If your key fob isn't unlocking doors, you might have to replace the button cell battery. The tiny silver battery is easy to replace using the use of a screwdriver or fingernail. Follow the steps below to reset your key fob. Always shut all doors, since leaving doors open can cause the process to be disrupted. Once you've done that put the key in the ignition and change it to the “On position, but do not start the engine. Once the key fob is programmed Press the lock button within five minutes. You should hear the sound as the car locks turn and confirm the success of the process. Repeat The Key Lab to program any additional remotes to the car. If the key fob still not working, the issue could be due to a wiring or antenna problem, software problems or a damaged circuit board. You might need to take it to a retailer to reprogramme it.