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The YouTube video discusses reasons for car alarms going off when unlocking with a key, including oversensitive sensors, broken remote keys, and manual unlocking triggering security systems. Solutions like adjusting sensor sensitivity, replacing key fob batteries, and using the remote key fob are provided to prevent false alarms. Key points include ensuring remote signal reception, checking car battery charge, and deactivating panic buttons on key fobs. Overall, the video offers troubleshooting tips to address common causes of car alarm triggers and provides simple solutions for resolving the issue.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator discusses reasons why a car alarm may go off when unlocking with a key. It is explained that car alarms are triggered by sensors detecting responses like sound or movement. Possible causes for false alarms include oversensitive sensors, a broken remote key, or not using the key fob to lock the car, leading to the security system being triggered by manual unlocking. Solutions mentioned include adjusting sensor sensitivity, replacing key fob batteries, and ensuring that the car is locked using the remote key fob instead of manual methods to prevent false alarms.
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In this segment of the video, the main points covered include:
1. Alarm sounding when unlocking the car with the key is due to not receiving the remote signal, solution is to unlock the car using the key fob.
2. Car battery issues can trigger the alarm, check battery charge with a volt meter, recharge or replace if needed.
3. Alarm may sound if panic button on key fob is activated, deactivate by pressing the button again or starting the car.
Overall, the video highlights troubleshooting tips for car alarms going off during unlocking, addressing common causes and simple solutions.