
If your Lexus key fob isn’t functioning like it used to, it may be time for a Lexus key battery replacement. These batteries can last for 1-2 years, and a low-battery alert will sound in the cabin when the engine is stopped. Other signs that your key battery might be low include:
Find out how to change the battery in a Lexus key fob below, and contact Rallye Lexus near Port Washington if you have any questions!
First, you’ll need a flathead screwdriver and a CR2032 lithium battery. Look for the flat round batteries and check that the number matches before purchasing. You can get the correct battery at your local authorized Lexus parts center, or at most hardware stores and electronics stores.
Test the key fob to make sure all buttons are functioning. If it still doesn’t work, bring your key and your vehicle in to the Rallye Lexus service center for additional assistance.
Did you know there is a battery-saving mode on Lexus key fobs? Here’s how to set it to stop the key from receiving radio waves and therefore draining the battery:
You can also prolong the life of your key battery by avoiding placing the fob within 3 feet of electrical appliances that produce a magnetic field, including TVs, laptops, cell phones and battery chargers, induction cookers, and table lamps.
If you have any more issues with your key fob or need any other Lexus maintenance, schedule service near Manhasset at the Rallye Lexus service center!
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