Aston Martin Key Fob Tips
Driving an Aston Martin in West Palm Beach is an experience unlike any other, and your intuitively designed key fob makes for seamless transitions in accessing your vehicle. Explore your Aston Martin key fob functionality with this guide from Aston Martin Palm Beach and learn how to replace the battery, perform global opening, and more with just a few easy clicks.
How to Use Your Aston Martin Key
Your new Aston Martin will come with three keys: a main key (identified by the white wings icon), a spare key, and an emergency key. Your spare key is an exact copy of your main key, and is recommended for use during valet service in Jupiter.
- Keyless entry – If your vehicle comes with keyless entry, you’ll be able to get in and out of your vehicle without pulling out your key. To unlock your car, simply push on the front of the door handle. Lock it back up by pressing on the back of the handle.
- Global opening – By pressing down and holding the unlock button, you can unlock the doors, open the windows, and roll down the roof to your Aston Martin. Press and hold again to lock everything back up.
- Single door lock/unlock – To lock or unlock only one door at a time, hold down both the lock and unlock buttons for a few seconds. This will allow you to toggle between the individual doors.
If you wish to conserve your Aston Martin key’s battery, double click the lock button to temporarily disable it. When you’re ready to drive through Palm Beach Gardens, press any key to reactivate.
How to Start Your Aston Martin with a Dead Key Battery
You can still drive your Aston Martin in Wellington even with a dead key battery. To start your vehicle:
- Remove the back of the key fob.
- Press the release button to remove the key cap. This will allow you to plug in the key.
- The key dock is located between the cupholders in the center console. Insert your key, and start your drive.
Keep in mind that you should replace your key fob battery as soon as possible. Follow the steps below, or contact our service department if you need assistance.
Aston Martin Key Fob Battery Replacement
Knowing how to replace your Aston Martin key fob battery can help you avoid stressful situations. If your key fob battery dies, replace it in just a few easy steps:
- Remove the back of the key fob.
- Swap out the 3-volt circular battery inside.
- Replace the fob backing.
Keeping your emergency key in a safe location can help you access your vehicle should your battery die and you do not have a replacement battery handy. Find the lock cylinder hidden behind the driver’s side door handle. Pull back the handle, and insert the emergency key to unlock the door.
Emergency keys take several weeks to replace, so be sure to find a secure storage spot to keep it from getting lost or damaged.
Get Aston Martin Service at Aston Martin Palm Beach
For certified Aston Martin service in West Palm Beach, work with the experts at Aston Martin Palm Beach. Our highly skilled technicians are specifically trained to take care of the Aston Martin craftsmanship and can help you with any questions or issues you may experience. Schedule service with us today.
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