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Why Your Rolls Royce Phantom Key Fob Isn't Locking Or Unlocking

The rolls-royce keys Phantom is unmatched in terms of sheer opulence. It's higher and heavier, as well as more luxurious than other SUVs.

A faulty key fob can make it difficult to operate your Phantom. There are steps you can follow to correct the issue.

Battery Replacement

The key fob is powered by the size of a coin. If this battery fails, the remote key will cease to function. A dead battery inside the key is the most typical reason for the rolls royce replacement key-Royce Phantom remote key not locking or unlocking. It is also possible that the key fob will not perform as expected when the battery terminals and ground connection are corroded.

The replacement process is relatively simple. Make sure the key is clean and dry. You don't want any moisture into the new battery. Then, push the release button on the back of the fob to remove the mechanical key. Then using a screwdriver remove the battery from the key fob. Replace it with the new one, making sure the positive (+) side is facing upward. Snap the cover back in it's place.

The Phantom key fob is stocked with rubber seals to prevent water from getting into the electronic chip. If the key is submerged for a long time in water for example, in the swimming pool or the ocean the chip may be damaged. A brief exposure to water splashes would be fine. However, prolonged submersion can cause the circuit boards to fail. In this scenario the best option is to replace the battery.

Water Damage

A key fob might be waterproof but a dip in the pool or in the washing machine could still cause problems. The circuit board may become shorted and rust or corrosion can begin to develop more quickly. In extreme instances the battery could fail or even explode.

You can avoid this damage by eliminating the fob from water right away. However, you should also replace the battery. Make sure to use the same type of button battery that you used for the original and a replacement that's the same size and voltage. Clean the electronic component with isopropyl alcohol or an electronic cleaner before installing it.

Once you've replaced your battery, turn on the Phantom and test each of its buttons. If none work then you'll have to take it apart and dry it before it can be used again.

The easiest way to do this is to put the fob inside a small container filled with rice. The rice will absorb any moisture that may have made its way into the fob. You can also blow dry the circuit board as well as the fob's insides using the help of a hair dryer or heat gun. Avoid using a micro-wave as it could fry the circuitry of the fob's key. Once the fob is dry you can reassemble the fob and test it once more.

Troubleshooting

If you've lost your keys, it's a frightening experience. In the best-case scenario you'll find your keys exactly where you left them (Parent Logic insists that they always show up in "the last spot you look" however, you're probably not going anywhere near this anyway). If your key fob isn't turning on and doesn't respond to any of your commands, things aren't so simple.

First, examine the battery in the coin - dead batteries are the main reason for remote key fobs that fail. A dying battery will show signs of deterioration, for example, the range will increase smaller and smaller until it ceases to function. Replace the battery with one that is identical in size, voltage and Rolls Royce Phantom Key Fob specification. This is vital to avoid damaging your electronics.

It is also possible that the chip inside the key fob may have been damaged. This can happen if the key fob is dropped onto the floor, or when it is exposed to water. In this situation, remove the chip from the key fob and clean it using isopropyl or electronic cleaner.

There is a chance that the receiver module on your Phantom has developed a fault. This could be caused by many reasons, including signal interference, a dead 12 volt battery, or a unpaired key that requires the reprogramming.

Reprogramming

A rolls royce key programming Royce Phantom key fob that suddenly stops working could signal a problem with the receiver module, the tiny unit located in the boot that receives radio frequency signals from your remote key fobs. If the key fob has stopped working after you dropped it on the ground or when one of the keys isn't responding to your commands, it might be time to visit an auto locksmith for reprogramming.

The rubber seals on the key fob block water from damaging electronic chips. The seals are susceptible to being damaged through prolonged exposure to water. Submerging a key in the pool or bath can cause damage. However, a drop of ocean water on the beach is more dangerous because of the high conductive saltwater that is naturally present in the.

You can re-program the Phantom keyfob if it has been damaged by water.

Begin by getting into the vehicle from the driver's side, and then close all doors, except for the driver's side. Put your car keys in the ignition and turn the "ON" switch. Certain models will sound a chime when entering program mode. Finally, press and hold both the "UNLOCK" and "PANIC" buttons on your new key fob for a few seconds before release. Your rolls-royce car key should then chime to confirm that it is in program mode and the key fob is successfully paired to your vehicle.