How do I replace the battery in a Hyundai key fob?

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I’ve got a 2017 i10, UK spec model. Do you know how to swap out the key fob battery (I think it’s a CR2032)? And is there anything else I need to do once I’ve put in the new battery, like pre-programming it?

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To change the battery, just flip the key fob over and you’ll notice it’s split into two sections. Use something like a butter knife to gently pry open the larger section, and you’ll find the battery inside. Swap it out with a new one, make sure it’s a good quality battery. Then just snap the case back together – easy peasy! And no need to reprogram anything.

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Check if it’s the same key fob, using a butter knife might make it simpler.

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This video is about an i10 key fob that matches the description you provided, Bobby.

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Hey, I’ve got the same key fob for my 2021 i20, and I just tried removing the part that covers the battery. You can actually do it by hand, like they show in the video from 0.54 minutes onwards. Just a heads up though, when I took off the cover, the battery kind of popped out, so it might be a good idea to do this indoors in a carpeted room!

To replace the battery, you just push it towards the Hyundai “H” logo on the fob and then slide it in the opposite direction to lock it in place.

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To swap the CR2032 battery in a 2017 i10 key fob:

  1. open the fob
  2. replace the battery
  3. close it.

No pre-programming is needed; the fob should work immediately after the battery change.

If the problem persist please call your mechanic or take it back to Hyundai dealer @Dolph

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Replacing the battery in your 2017 Hyundai i10 key fob is a straightforward process. You either use the manual or tutorial on YouTube

Or follow these steps:

  1. Open the key fob to expose the battery.
  2. Obtain a CR2032 battery, which is the compatible type for your key fob.
  3. Carefully take out the old battery, remembering its placement.
  4. Put in the new battery ensuring the positive and negative sides match the old one.
  5. It’s best to avoid touching the new battery too much to maintain its cleanliness.

Note:
You shouldn’t need to reprogram your key fob after replacing the battery.

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To replace a 2017 i10 key fob battery: Pry the fob open, remove the old CR2032 battery, insert the new one with the positive side up, and snap the fob shut. No reprogramming is typically needed for basic functions.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Changing the Battery in a Hyundai Key Fob

Step 1: Remove the Key - Begin by taking out the key from the key fob.

Step 2: Open the Key Fob - With the key removed, use it to gently pry open the back of the key fob.

Step 3: Set Aside the Fob Buttons - Once the key fob is open, carefully set aside the fob buttons.

Step 4: Remove the Old Battery - Next, remove the old battery from its compartment.

Step 5: Place the New Battery - Finally, insert the new battery into the designated compartment, ensuring it is properly seated.

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Hyundai Key Fob Battery Replacement:

  1. Remove key.
  2. Pry open fob.
  3. Set buttons aside.
  4. Remove old battery.
  5. Insert new battery.
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Replacing the battery in your 2017 Hyundai i10 key fob is a breeze and doesn’t require any pre-programming.

Here’s a quick rundown:

1.Pop open the key fob: There’s usually a small notch on the side or bottom. Use a flat-head screwdriver (carefully!) to pry it open at the notch.
2. Identify the battery: It should be a small, round battery. Most likely, it is a CR2032, but double-check to be sure (the model will be printed on the battery itself).
3. Swap the battery: Take note of how the positive (+) and negative (-) sides are oriented. Pop in the new battery with the same orientation.
4. Snap it shut: Press the fob halves back together firmly until they click closed.

Did you already have a new CR2032 battery on hand, or do you need to pick one up at the store?

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we have a lady friend to impress, don’t we? :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

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pre-programming isnt required.

  1. Find the seam on your key fob, maybe a small notch. Gently use a flat screwdriver to open it there.
  2. Inside, there’s a small round battery (likely CR2032, but check the writing on it).
  3. Put the new battery in exactly how the old one was (positive (+) and negative (-) sides match).
  4. Push the fob halves back together firmly until it clicks shut.
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i am here for when you will mess up while breaking the fob… :smirk_cat: :smirk_cat: :smirk_cat: :smirk_cat: :smirk_cat:

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Thanks for the tip @Braint