Mike Martin
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Phone as a key (PAAK) problems in my 2020 Aviator
I used an iPhone 8 until about 3 months ago when I replaced it with a iPhone 12 Pro Max. My wife uses an iPhone XR. For the first six to eight months PAAK worked fine. Since then it has been very unreliable. We have had the following problems with all three phones:
1. PAAK frequently will not let me open the door. I have had to use the key pad on the door or the Lincoln Way app (LWA) to open it.
2. PAAK will frequently allow me to open the door but not allow me to start the car. On some occasions, when this happens, I have used LWA to start the car. This starts the car but sometime it will not let me put it in gear and eventually the screen comes up for me to enter my password. After I put the password in I can put the car in gear.
3. On one occasion PAAK would not open the door or start the car and the screen for me to enter my password did not come up. As a precaution, I keep a fob wrapped in aluminum foil in the back of my car and was able to get it out and start my car, otherwise I would have been stranded.
Frequently when I use PAAK to start the car I end up pressing the start button around three times then the screen comes up for me to enter my password.
Usually when these things have happened the message "No Key Detected" comes up.
On many occasions when PAAK has failed I have checked LWA and noticed it says "Bluetooth Connected" .
PAAK fails about 25% of the time.
I used an iPhone 8 until about 3 months ago when I replaced it with a iPhone 12 Pro Max. My wife uses an iPhone XR. For the first six to eight months PAAK worked fine. Since then it has been very unreliable. We have had the following problems with all three phones:
1. PAAK frequently will not let me open the door. I have had to use the key pad on the door or the Lincoln Way app (LWA) to open it.
2. PAAK will frequently allow me to open the door but not allow me to start the car. On some occasions, when this happens, I have used LWA to start the car. This starts the car but sometime it will not let me put it in gear and eventually the screen comes up for me to enter my password. After I put the password in I can put the car in gear.
3. On one occasion PAAK would not open the door or start the car and the screen for me to enter my password did not come up. As a precaution, I keep a fob wrapped in aluminum foil in the back of my car and was able to get it out and start my car, otherwise I would have been stranded.
Frequently when I use PAAK to start the car I end up pressing the start button around three times then the screen comes up for me to enter my password.
Usually when these things have happened the message "No Key Detected" comes up.
On many occasions when PAAK has failed I have checked LWA and noticed it says "Bluetooth Connected" .
PAAK fails about 25% of the time.