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Seat Alhambra Key Problems Seat's jumbo family MPV is one of the best in class when it comes to retaining resale value. And with a brand new model now on sale it's even better. There are a variety of reasons why the key fob may not work as expected, including the battery being dead water damage to the receiver module, or signal interference. This article will guide you through the steps to fix it. Water Damage If your key fob for the seat alhambra survives the wash cycle or a dip in the ocean or in a pool, then it has a waterproof chip. But don't do this often because prolonged exposure to water can increase the likelihood that the key fob will be damaged. If the key fob ceases to working after exposure to clean water from the tap or rain, simply take out the battery, wipe the electronic component with a towel and allow it to dry completely before putting the battery back into. If the key fob was exposed to soapy or salty water, it is recommended that you clean the chip with isopropyl or an electronic cleaner. seat ibiza key battery If the key fob will not lock or unlock after you've replaced the battery of the button it is possible that the receiver module is suffering from a fault. It's a fairly simple and cost-effective fix. You can unplug the battery with 12 volts for a few minutes (first remove the negative cable and then press the horn numerous times) to drain any remaining electricity. Then connect it in reverse. Positive cable first followed by negative. ESP Warning Light – If the ESP symbol is flashing, this is normal. It is a sign that you are driving on a terrain that has poor traction. This could be caused by snow, gravel or surface water. If the ESP warning light is continuously illuminated it indicates that there is an error within the system. It is best to be identified using an iCarsoft i908 Seat OBD Code Reader kit which will give you a specific fault description. Dead Coin Battery One of the most common reasons for the seat alhambra key to stop functioning is a dead coin battery. The key fob is powered by a tiny button-cell battery. Replace it with a brand new battery that is the same size, voltage, and specifications as the original. When replacing the battery on the key fob remove the metal clips and make sure that the contacts on the key fob are free of corrosion and clean. If the key fob was exposed to water, like soapy or rain it is recommended to take the battery off and clean the electronic chip using alcohol isopropyl or an electronic cleaner prior to putting in the new battery. The chip is susceptible to moisture and could be permanently damaged. If the key fob still not working after replacing the battery, it could be necessary to replace the entire key fob. Faulty Receiver Module If your key fob has stopped working after replacing the battery but it didn't help, or it suddenly stopped working without notice the receiver module may have developed an issue. The receiver module is able to receive radio frequency signals from your key fob's remote and converts them into electrical commands that are then followed by other modules inside the car. If the receiver module has developed a fault that prevents it from responding to any of the commands transmitted by your remote key fob. In this situation you'll need to visit a dealer to reprogram your key fob as well as a new receiver module. The key fob is covered by rubber to block water from leaking into the electronic chip. If you immerse the key fob in soapy water or salty ocean water, the chips inside may be damaged. If your key fob won't work, you could try cleaning the chip using isopropyl or electronic cleaner. If the keys are successfully paired, but your receiver module is faulty, you can try to restart all of the electronics on board by disconnecting the battery that is 12 volts for a couple of minutes. Then, reconnect the battery in reverse order (negative cable first followed by positive). This will reset all the electronic components on board and bring them back into operation. A malfunctioning electronic chip The key fob is fitted with a tiny chip which transmits an indication from the key to the receiver module each time the key is used. If the signal doesn't coincide with the one stored by the car, the immobilizer will disable the engine and stop the vehicle from beginning. If, however, the key fob isn't functioning and you cannot reprogram it the issue could be due a damaged chip. The chip in the key fob isn't permanent to the device and may need to be replaced to make it work again. The best method to do this is by removing the key from its housing and then using a pin or needle to connect with each of the retaining clips made of steel. If the clips are corroded, or damaged, you'll require replacement in order for the remote control to work. Make sure any replacement batteries have the same size, voltage, and specification as the original. Seat Alhambra, a renowned and well-designed model, could have issues with specific parts or equipment. There have been reports of problems with the automatic climate-control system. It is prone to malfunction and be stuck in a particular setting. In the same way, the infotainment system has also been found to malfunction and cause freeze screens.