Does this remote require one or two CR2016 batteries? I just replaced the batteries and found 2 inside! WEIRD but now it won't unlock the doors and the keys won't work in the locks! How do I fix this???? Does this remote require one or two CR2016 batteries? I just replaced the batteries and found 2 inside! WEIRD but now it won't unlock the doors and the keys won't work in the locks! How... » Read More Does this remote require one or two CR2016 batteries? I just replaced the batteries and found 2 inside! WEIRD but now it won't unlock the doors and the keys won't work in the locks! How do I fix this???? « Show Less
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I does take two batteries. you can program or reprogram them yourself. do a search for "program keyless remote jeep liberty" and you can watch a video and read how to do it. dealer is expensive but a good last resort. have no fear you can do it. you can't hurt anything trying.
1466919
The remote only requires two batteries but if it will not unlock the doors you may have to take it to the dealership to have it reprogrammed.
1480391
The remote only requires one battery. As far as not working the locks, I am having a similar issue. I programmed one remote and once I did the original remotes did not work. I made the mistake of not programming both remotes at the same time. This was due to the instructions not warning that once you program one you must program the second(if you bought two) at the same time. The newly programmed remote will not allow the programming of the second remote. You may now have to take the remotes to the dealer to have them programmed.
259099
I installed these locks in my house about eight months ago. I have not changed any batteries yet. The battery replacement is not hard. You have to unscrew the lock but don't have to take it all apart.
2088694
I've got mine with a battery. It might be not in the remote, try to find it in the box, if not then contact a seller
1683665
My camera is new so I have not repaced the batteries yet but I find the door latch awkward and difficult to use. I'm hoping that I don't have problems and will be very careful when replacing batteries. Sorry if this is not very helpful.
235858
Double check the batteries in the remote, to be sure they are in correctly. Mine is working great, and I love it.
2020550
How old is your garage door opener? I had that same problem and found out that my older garage door opener (15+ years old) only allowed 2 clicker types units to be programed/used at a time. This means when I added the keypad clicker, it bumped off one of my remotes from working. Sounds to me like this is what is happening to you. I am sure the newer units don't have this problem
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I had the same problem. Swollen battery and I couldn't get it to budge. A google search that worked for me was to take a drill with a skinny bit and drill down into the battery, making sure you only drill down half way through the battery. Remove the drill. Use a hex key small enough to insert into the hole you made, or a skinny nail. I had the wife hold onto the remote and I took a hammer and started tapping on the hex key until the battery eventually pride out. I did slide a metal nail file under the battery to provide the lift needed to remove the batter from the compartment as it is sunken down in the remote. I ordered a replacement batter here for around 18 bucks. Hope this is helpful. I had the same problem. Swollen battery and I couldn't get it to budge. A google search that worked for me was to take a drill with a skinny bit and drill down into the battery, making sure you only drill down half way through the battery. Remove the drill. Use a hex key small enough to insert into the hole you made, or a skinny nail. I had the wife hold onto the remote and I took a hammer and started tapping on the hex key until the battery eventually pride out. I did slide a metal nail file under the battery to provide the lift needed to remove the batter from the compartment as it is... » Read More I had the same problem. Swollen battery and I couldn't get it to budge. A google search that worked for me was to take a drill with a skinny bit and drill down into the battery, making sure you only drill down half way through the battery. Remove the drill. Use a hex key small enough to insert into the hole you made, or a skinny nail. I had the wife hold onto the remote and I took a hammer and started tapping on the hex key until the battery eventually pride out. I did slide a metal nail file under the battery to provide the lift needed to remove the batter from the compartment as it is sunken down in the remote. I ordered a replacement batter here for around 18 bucks. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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I don't have the key with me so I can't check (it's for my wife's car), but I don't think it comes apart. This is not a remote entry key, i.e., no battery inside to change. Rather, it is a blank key that is supposed to contain a necessary chip that is read by the car and that needs to be programmed. I had the key cut by a local shop and it works fine without having been programmed.
1344831
Welllll, we have this problem too. I called the company and got a new remote and it still didn't work all the time. We put a titanium battery in and it's now working all the time but I really don't know if that's why.
468224
Batteries are dead. Replace wall unit batteries first, then door. Make sure units beep. That means they are communicating. Of it doesn't work, which happened to me, call company for replacement
1739399
I had the same issue. Basically the batteries are not connecting properly. It is a very poor design. The fix is simple thankfully. Removed the batteries and use a pair of pliers or whatever you have and grasp the center of the battery terminal coil and pull it outward. This will stretch it into a position where it can actually contact the battery and hopefully will work. This did work for me. You will not need to take the remote completely apart, just remove the battery cover and the batteries.
568710
Keep in mind the door is always locked. The battery is only used to unlock the door, and then it goes back to lock. If you have a dead battery, the codes do not work, and you must use a key to open the door just as you would have to do if you did not know a code and the battery was good. I do not believe you have to re enter codes with a dead battery, as it is saved in memory.
277456
I purchased one on an auction website and it came without the manual key. I figured I'd change the batteries every few months so i wouldn't ever be locked out. For whatever reason, my safe never gave the indicator warning the installed batteries needed to be changed - I was locked out! After I tried unsuccessfully to get key replacements from Barska, I ended up ordering the external battery powered backup accessory from Barska for about $20. It runs off of 4 AA batteries and plugs directly into a port on the side of the Biometric "dial" on the door. I highly recommend getting it just in case the keys get misplaced. Just remember not to keep the back-up in the safe...lol. I purchased one on an auction website and it came without the manual key. I figured I'd change the batteries every few months so i wouldn't ever be locked out. For whatever reason, my safe never gave the indicator warning the installed batteries needed to be changed - I was locked out! After I tried unsuccessfully to get key replacements from Barska, I ended up ordering the external battery powered backup accessory from Barska for about $20. It runs off of 4 AA batteries and plugs directly into a port on the side of the Biometric "dial" on the door. I highly recommend getting it... » Read More I purchased one on an auction website and it came without the manual key. I figured I'd change the batteries every few months so i wouldn't ever be locked out. For whatever reason, my safe never gave the indicator warning the installed batteries needed to be changed - I was locked out! After I tried unsuccessfully to get key replacements from Barska, I ended up ordering the external battery powered backup accessory from Barska for about $20. It runs off of 4 AA batteries and plugs directly into a port on the side of the Biometric "dial" on the door. I highly recommend getting it just in case the keys get misplaced. Just remember not to keep the back-up in the safe...lol. « Show Less
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My remote control stop working, I changed the battery but fail. HK support page don't offers replacements. I will appreciate any help??
93083
Not trying to be flipped, but did you make sure the batteries are in correctly and making contact? It has happened to me before that I misread or just assumed how the batteries went in. I bought 2 of these remotes and had no problems with them at all... Could also be you got a DOA remote... Sorry...
1448626
I have had mine for a little over a year. Batteries needed changing 5x, but some of the batts were used. While i love the remote replacing 5 others for me, the fact that it gives little to no notice of needing batt replacement is stressful. I go thru panic at why it is only partially responding. Is it my tv, my xfinity box, the remote or what? One time it briefly showed a red batt image, but i have never seen that again. Seems like it should be a basic user friendly notice....not presenting as you may have a major failure.
468223
I called the company and they told me to be sure to put the batteries in order. 1st battery goes in the key pad then put the 2nd battery in the unit on the door. That should do it for you. However, if it still is problem go online and find the company and contact them.