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What to Do If Your Seat Ibiza Key Fob Stopped Working Take a look at these items if you notice that your key fob suddenly stopped working or is not locking or unlocking your car. It could be that the battery needs replacing or the electronic chip is defective. Seat's most popular model is the Ibiza which is a competitor to the Renault Clio and Peugeot 208 in the supermini market. It's also a great price. Battery A dead battery is the most common reason why a keyfob stops functioning. The battery used in the fob is a 3V lithium button-cell battery (CR 2032). The battery is available at retailers or online. Replace the old battery with an alternative of the same kind size, capacity and specifications. The use of a different battery can damage the fob. The battery is encased within the fob with metal clips for retaining, which complete an electric circuit when the remote is turned on. They could cause shorts if they're dirty or loose. This could stop the remote from working. Clean them using isopropyl alcohol or an electronic cleaner. To change the battery, just open the fob by locating an opening in the sleeve in which you can insert a screwdriver or other tool to break it. Remove the battery and replace it with a new one, ensuring it is fitted in the same direction as the original. The fob will then be shut automatically. After changing the battery, it is important to test that the fob functions properly. Water Damage If you dropped your key fob into the pool or threw it in the washing machine and it stopped working it may be suffering from water damage. The electronic chip inside the key fob is protected by rubber seals however prolonged exposure to water will affect the quality of these seals over time. Water is also a powerful conductor, and can cause short-circuits to the key fob. Fortunately, the key fob battery can be replaced easily. Make use of a small flat-head screwdriver or thumb nail to pry open the cover on the key fob's battery compartment. Insert a new button-cell battery CR2025, ensuring the polarity faces upwards. Close the compartment for the key fob battery and the remote is reprogrammed to work with your car again. If your key fob still has a problem after replacing the battery and reprogramming it, then it's possible that the receiver module has developed a fault. The receiver module is the component that receives signals from the key fob, and transmits them to your car to control the ignition, engine and central locking. Faulty Chip Seat Ibiza keyfobs that stop working could be due chip problems. It could happen when it is dropped or soaked. This can also happen when the buttons wear out or are damaged. It is either necessary to replace your key fob, or repair it by an expert. The key fob has been designed with rubber seals to stop water from reaching the chip inside. It is susceptible to damage by submersion in salt water or exposed to water for a long duration. This can happen due to swimming at the beach, or by the rainstorm. If you've failed to repair the key fob of your Seat Ibiza and you've tried every other method to fix it, then you may need to buy a replacement. It can be fairly inexpensive depending on the model and brand of your vehicle. However, seat leon key programming can still be a challenge to install it. If you are able, contact your dealer to find out how to program the key. Faulty Receiver Module In rare cases when the key fob stops working and all other steps have been completed (including replacing the battery and programming it again) it could indicate a fault with the receiver module. This is the small black box that sits inside the fob that sends out the signal that controls the car's keyless entry system. The most common reason for the receiver module to cease working is a dead coin battery. If this is the situation, the coin battery should be replaced first. Make sure that the new battery is the same dimensions, specifications and voltage as your previous one. Another problem that is often encountered is water damage. If your fob has been exposed to pure tap water or rain this shouldn't be an issue, but should it have been exposed to salinity, soapy or dirty water, the chip inside may have been damaged. It is recommended to open the fob and inspect the mechanical parts for signs of damage or corrosion before using it again. Verify the wiring to make sure it's properly connected. Radio Interference If the key fob's signal is interrupted by interference, it could prevent the vehicle from responding to the remote control. This could be due to several factors that include radio transmissions from other devices operating on the same frequency band as the key fob. Signals that are too strong could also drown out the signal. The most frequent cause of a key fob that does not function is a dead coin-cell battery. It is important to check the battery first. If the key fob had its battery replaced recently and the range has decreased this is a sign that the battery has damaged. It is recommended that you only use new batteries to replace, and to ensure the correct size and voltage. It is also recommended to ensure that the battery's polarity is in the same direction when it is inserted. This will avoid damage to the chip in the key fob. If the battery has suffered water damage the chip might require cleaning with isopropyl, or electronic cleaner.