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How to Reprogram a Skoda Key Fob Many people ask how to reprogram an auto key fob when they aren't sure the reason for why it stopped working. It is common for key fobs to get damaged or jammed when they're jostled. The first thing to try is changing the battery. If it doesn't work, it could be time for a new battery. 1. Turn the Ignition Off It is likely that the battery inside your key fob must be replaced if it has been inactive for a while. Batteries aren't expensive and simple to replace. This is the first step before attempting to reprogram your key. Make sure the vehicle is turned off and the doors are locked. Then put your current key into the ignition and change it to the “On” position. It is not recommended to turn off the engine. Press the lock button on your keyfob for five minutes. As confirmation that you've successfully entered programming mode, you should hear the car unlock and lock. You can now use your key fob both to lock and unlock your car as well as program other remotes. This procedure can also be used to reset a damaged or malfunctioning key fob. This can be necessary when you've dropped, fell on or exposed the key fob to water. 2. Turn on the ignition You only have a few seconds to reprogram your key fobs in the correct way. First, you must switch on the ignition. This will reset the system and give you a fresh start. Close all your car doors. You don't need to open any doors during this procedure as it could cause the programming to be disrupted. Once you have closed all the doors insert the primary key into the ignition and change it to the “On” position. After the engine turns on When the engine starts, press the lock button on your fob six times over 10 seconds. If you hear your car's doors unlocking this means that the mode of programming has been successful. Repeat the process for all additional remotes you'll need to program. Remember to program each remote as quickly after you have completed the previous one. Delay could cause it to fail. 3. Press TheKeyLab acts as an extremely small remote that could be used to lock and unlock the car. It also has the ability to use a panic key which can be utilized in an emergency to call for assistance. The key fob may be inoperable due to a variety of reasons, including a dead or damaged battery. If the key fob you purchased is not functioning properly, you may try to reprogram it by following the steps below. This method is compatible with the majority of cars. However, it is important to follow the guidelines in the vehicle's manual. Start the process by turning on the car with the key in ignition, but without starting the motor. Hold down the “unlock” and “panic” buttons on the fob simultaneously for a few seconds. You should hear a clicking sound, which is a sign that the key fob has been successfully programmed. 4. Unlock the Lock Button To open and start your car, you will have to connect a new key fob to 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 need to employ a thin and long tool. A coat hanger made of wire is often the best choice because it's both thin and long. First, open your car's doors and close them. Press the unlock button on the fob several times. This will cause your car to emit a sound to inform you that the keyfob is changed. After this, you will be able use the unlock and lock button normally. If they don't, you'll need to visit a dealer. 5. Press the Panic Button The “Panic” button on your key fob is not just a convenient feature that makes it easier to locate your car in the crowded parking spaces, it's an effective way to fend off thieves who might be looking to steal your car. The button can set off an alarm in your vehicle and scare away criminals who may believe you're an easy target. If the panic button does not work after changing the key fob's programming the battery might have been installed incorrectly. In this case it is necessary to replace the battery in the key fob. To do this, open the key fob and segregate the transmitter section from the key section. Remove the expired battery from the transmitter section, then insert a new one with the correct polarity. Reassemble the keyfob, and test its locking and unlocking features. If they don't work, you'll need to repeat the reprogramming process or get in touch with an expert locksmith in your area for assistance. 6. Press the Lock Button Updated April 17th, 2023: If your key fob isn't able to unlock doors, it's time to replace your button-cell battery. The small silver battery is simple to replace with a screwdriver or fingernail. Follow the steps below to reprogram your key fob. Always close every door, as opening a door can cause the process to be disrupted. Once you've done this you can turn the ignition back to “On”, but do not start the engine. Once the key fob is programmed Press the lock button after five seconds. You should hear the sound as the car locks up which indicates the success of the process. Repeat this step for any additional remotes you want to program into your car. If the key fob is still not working, the problem could be due to a wiring or antenna issue, software issue or a damaged circuit board. You may have bring it to the dealer to have it reprogrammed.