Skoda Fabia II of 2011 often encounters problems with the work of the central castle, due to differences in its design from cars of other issues. The most common problem is that the lock fails when you try to close it from a key-button. If you insert the key into the lock and turn it, the car is closed. This is not always the case, but rather once. Sometimes, after 5 minutes of waiting, the lock begins to run in normal mode.
In general, if you use VAG-COM to run diagnostics after a failure, a central lock error is detected in memory.
The problem is that the design of the 2011 castles has used two accelerators for each door instead of one. Because of the interference with the operation of the uatuators (electric motors), the electronic control unit incorrectly defines, closed or open the lock and stops responding to signals from the control device in the key casing. This case is recognized as a guarantee. In general, the problem of replacing the control unit is resolved.
