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How to Reprogram a Skoda Key Fob Many people ask how to reprogramme the car key fob, when they aren't sure the reason for why it stopped working. It's normal for key fobs to be damaged or jammed when they are jostled. The first thing you should try is to change the battery. If that doesn't work, then it could be time for an upgrade. 1. Switch off the ignition. It is likely that the battery in your key fob should be replaced if it stopped working recently. The batteries are inexpensive and easy to replace therefore this should be the first step before attempting to reprogram the key. Check that the car has been turned off and that all doors are shut. Insert your current key into the ignition and turn the switch to “On”. You should not start the engine. Press the lock button on your keyfob for five minutes. As confirmation that you have successfully entered programming mode, you will hear the car locks unlock and lock. Then, you can use the key fob to lock and unlock the car, and also program other remotes. This procedure can also be used to reset a malfunctioning or damaged key fob. This could be required when you've dropped, stepped on or exposed the key fob to water. 2. Switch on the ignition. You'll only need a few moments to re-program key fobs properly. You must first start the ignition. This will reset the system and give you a new start. Close all the doors to your car. It is not necessary to open any doors during this procedure as it could cause the programming to be interrupted. After you have closed all the doors then turn the ignition to “On” and insert the key that is the primary one. Press the lock button on the fob 6 times within 10 seconds after the engine has begun. If you hear your car's doors unlocking after the programming mode has been successful. Repeat the process for all additional remotes that you have to program. Be sure to program each remote as soon as you finish the last one. If you delay, it could result in it failing. 3. Press the Lock Button The key fob is small remote that can be used to lock and unlock the car. It also has a panic alarm that can be used to call for assistance in an emergency. There are a myriad of reasons your key fob may stop functioning, such as an unresponsive battery or damage to the buttons. If the key fob isn't working properly, you can try to reprogram it by following the steps below. This method will work for all cars, but it is essential to follow the specific instructions in the vehicle's manual. Start the process by turning on the car using the ignition key but without launching the engine. Press the “unlock”, “panic”, and “lock” buttons on the fob for a couple of minutes. You should hear a click sound that indicates that the key fob was programmed successfully. 4. Press the Unlock Button To unlock and start your vehicle, you'll need to pair a new key fob to it. You can do it yourself but you'll need to know a few things about how to program a Skoda key fob. To press the lock button in your vehicle, you'll need use a long and thin tool. The best choice is a thin, long wire coat hanger. First, open your car's doors and then close them. Press the unlock button on the fob a few times. This will cause your vehicle to emit a chime, letting you know that the fob has been reprogrammed. After this, the lock and unlock buttons should work normally. If they don't, then you'll have to visit a dealer. 5. Press the Panic Button The “Panic Button” on your key fob could be an excellent feature to help you find your vehicle in crowded parking spaces. It's also an effective method to deter thieves. The button can even trigger an alarm that is loud in your car, frightening away thieves who may think that you're a target for theft. If the panic button doesn't work after reprogramming the key fob, it could be because the battery was not installed correctly. In this instance the key fob battery will need to be replaced. To do this, open the key fob, and then segregate the transmitter section from the main part. Take The Keylab out of the transmitter and replace it with a brand new one. Reassemble the keyfob, and test its locking and unlocking features. If this doesn't work you will need to repeat the reprogramming procedure or call a locksmith local to you. 6. Press the Lock Button Updated April 17, 2023: In the event that your key fob won't open doors, you may need to replace the button cell battery. The tiny silver coin-shaped battery can be simple to replace with a small screwdriver or fingernail and pops in and out. Once you have a new battery in place then follow the steps to program the key fob. Make sure you keep all doors shut, as leaving one open may interfere with the process. Once you've done this, put the key in the ignition and switch it to the 'On' position, but don't start the engine. Press the lock button on the key fob within 5 seconds after it has entered programming mode. You should hear a sound as the car locks rotate and confirm the success of the procedure. Repeat this process to program any additional remotes into the car. If the key fob isn't working The issue could be a wiring issue or problems with the antenna, software, or a damaged board. It may be necessary go to the dealer to have it reprogrammed.