The alarm is an indispensable security system that allows you to reduce the likelihood of car theft. With a long service life with an alarm remote control, various problems can arise. When the first signs of improper operation appear, it is not at all necessary to buy a new key fob or take the old one to the workshop to specialists, because minor problems can be eliminated on your own by carefully disassembling the key fob.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, inspect the keychain from all sides and remove particles of dust and dirt from it. Turn it over to you with the back side and find a small rubber plug on the panel that protects the key fob from minor damage.
Step 2
Carefully, trying not to catch anything unnecessary or scratch the surface, remove it from the case. Just behind it, you will see a small screw holding the top and bottom of the case together. Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the screw and place it in a small container to avoid losing it.
Step 3
In the event that instead of the plug you see a small icon with special rings, unscrew the screw that holds them together, and gently separate the rings, and then disconnect the icon.
Step 4
Handle the internal parts of the keychain with care, as all connections and connectors are very fragile and easily damaged. After troubleshooting, secure both boards together by hot melt glue on one of the side surfaces.
Step 5
Place the case back in its place and secure the screw with a gentle movement. Then attach the plug. If you disassembled a keychain with a badge, then first fix it in place, then attach both rings and screw them in with a screw.
Step 6
Check the alarm key fob for functionality. If the problem persists, try to disassemble the key fob again or take it to the service, where a competent specialist will look at it and repair it.
