BenjiPete
V60 key battery low
Summary of the thread
A 2020 Volvo V60 hybrid displayed a 'key battery low' warning, causing issues with keyless access and locking functions. The problem was identified as a dying key fob battery, confirmed by the spare key working correctly. The solution involved replacing the key fob battery, which resolved the issue.
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BenjiPete (community.author)
Good point. The spare key works fine. So, I guess it’s confirmed: time for a new battery. Is there anything I should watch out for when replacing it?
tildascholz7
If the spare key works perfectly, it's almost certainly the battery in the other key. Replacing it should be straightforward, but if you are unsure how to do it, maybe it's better to visit a workshop nearby to not damage the key. They can replace the battery for you without any risk. Alternatively, if you are confident doing it yourself, check if you need to re-pair the key with the car afterwards.
BenjiPete (community.author)
Thanks for the confirmation. A new battery (CR2032) did the trick, cost me 37€. All working now!
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tildascholz7
Sounds likely. I had a similar issue with my previous car, although it was a different brand. Usually, those symptoms point directly to a dying key fob battery. Have you tried the spare key to confirm?