How to Repair/Replace Broken Button on most Proximity Key Fobs

Repairing or replacing a broken button on most proximity key fobs can be a bit trickier than replacing the battery. Here’s a general guide to get you started: 1. Assess the damage: Determine if the button itself is broken or if the issue is with the internal components. Look for any visible damage or signs of wear and tear. 2. Obtain replacement parts: If the button needs to be replaced, check for a compatible replacement button online, or contact the manufacturer or an authorized dealer to inquire about replacement parts. Make sure to get the right size and style to fit your specific key fob model. 3. Disassemble the key fob: Carefully open the key fob case using a small screwdriver or a key blade. Keep track of any screws or small components that may fall out during the process. Refer to the key fob’s manual or search for specific instructions on how to disassemble your particular model. 4. Remove the broken button: Identify how the button is attached to the circuit board