Why is my remote control not working?

"Well, there are a few possibilities why the car is not responding to the remote control.

The first is that the batteries in the remote are dead. If the batteries are dead, power will not flow to the controls or transmitter. To fix this, you can replace the batteries. For instructions on how to replace the batteries, please see our Remote Batteries Replacement guide.

Another possibility is a loose wire inside the control. The remote works when electricity flows through the control. For the electricity to flow, it needs direct contact between two conductors inside the controller. If the wires are disconnected, you will have to replace the board in the remote. To replace the board, you can go to our Circuit Board Replacement guide.

If you have multiple cars, you can test the remote by using it on the other car. If the other car will work, then the issue is with the car not the remote. In that case you can take a look at the guides for repairing the car."

None of the answers take the radio part into the account. Somebody has been jamming RC cars on 27mhz in Phoenix AZ using modified ham equipment, I even recorded it and posted it on Facebook. Check with your radio, tune it to 27147 khz, and if you hear beeps from the remote control, something else is wrong. If you hear music(like I did) you have to tune your RC car to a different frequency.

hai I am getting face some remote control issue in our office systems any one can help me

1967 Ford Mustang GT Scale 1/10. New batteries in both the car and remote….no response. How can I see if we have power in the car and if the remote is broken.

I have a jrl cross racing 1/10 scale mode of a z3 roadster …it has a receiver frequency of 27MHz .although I lost the original controller I found another one that has a transmitting frequency of 27MHz as well.even though the remote control and car are technically supposed to be compatible I’m having trouble with it.the far is not picking up the signals on time and sometimes it doesn’t pick them up at all