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Fiat 500 Replacement Key Fob It could be time to change the battery if your 500 remote key fob isn't working. If you replace the battery, but it isn't working it could be a problem somewhere else. United Locksmith specializes in the creation of new keys for classic cars. We have all the necessary tools and parts to provide this service. Dead Coin Battery The most common reason your Fiat 500 key fob will not lock or unlock the doors is due to a dead battery. The key fob comes with an in-built battery that is prone to draining quickly in the event that it is not used often enough. If your remote is beginning to show signs of a loss of range or has stopped functioning or not responding, then the battery could be dead. fiat punto key replacement The Keylab hold the battery in place on the key fob. If the clips are not tight, they can create problems with contact that can prevent your remote to receive power. Using a small flathead screwdriver, push the clip that holds the retaining pin open to remove the current battery and then insert a fresh one. Use a battery that has the same voltage, size, and specifications as the original. The key fob might be damaged or corroded through exposure to water. Even a brief bath in soapy, warm water could damage the chip. Make sure your key fob is dry. Water Damage If your key fob isn't operating properly, it could be due to water damage. Key fobs come with rubber seals that protect them from being damaged by a light rain or splashes of water, but it is essential to keep your car keys away from the ocean, pool, and the washing machine! The key fob has an electronic chip which sends a message to the immobilizer system of your vehicle. This is what allows your 500 to start or lock, however should the chip become wet, it will no longer work. You can try cleaning the internal electronics of your key fob with isopropyl alcohol or an electronic cleaner to determine if they are still good. It is recommended to replace a key fob in the event that it's submerged into salt water, rather than trying to fix it yourself. A replacement fob might cost you some money, but it's a lot less expensive than paying to have your Fiat 500 towed to a dealer and fixed there! You can also fix it yourself with only a few steps. Make sure you have the correct type of battery prior to opening your keyfob. This is a job that's far simpler than it appears and you can find step-bystep instructions online for virtually any key fob in your car. Faulty Chip The chip in the key fob communicates to your vehicle's immobiliser to ensure that the vehicle is able to start when the correct key is used. If the chip is damaged or destroyed the car won't start regardless of what you do. A faulty chip can occur due to a variety of reasons, but most commonly due to water damage or the battery being dead. It is best to delegate the job to a professional locksmith who will be able to replace the chip quickly and at an affordable cost. If your key fob stops functioning after exposure to clean water from the tap or rain, take off the battery and clean the electronic component with a towel to ensure it's dry before putting it back in. If the key fob does not function, there's the possibility that it has a fried component and needs to be replaced. Some people will go to their dealer in order to get a new Fiat fob. But, this can be a costly option. United Locksmith is the best option if you want your Fiat key fob replaced at a reasonable price. We have the tools and experience required to repair your Fiat key fob in a quick and professional way. Faulty Receiver Module Fiat key fobs transmit an electrical signal to the vehicle that will unlock and lock doors (and start the vehicle for those with an automatic transmission) up to 50 feet. However, there are a few things that can cause the fob to stop working. This could be due to a dead battery or water damage, worn-out buttons as well as a receiver issue. signal interference or an issue with the chip. If the fob was placed in an area that has experienced severe trauma (such as being dropped onto the hard floor or washed in the washing machine), it may not be able to communicate with the Body Control Module (BCM) of the vehicle. This is because the BCM is a secure system that will only accept a signal from a genuine key and not accept any other. You'll have to replace the fob in case this happens. A professional locksmith will take care of the entire process of replacing keys including programming a new key to your 500. They can even give you the fob cloned to work just like the original (and costs just one-third of the price).