XKA600EN MODEL KEY MANUFACTURING DEFECT?
XKA600EN model key was duplicated for my Subaru Forester and on my first drive the top plate (with the logo) fell off as did the PCB. By experiment I found that pressing on say the open car button can lift the top plate, then put the key in the ignition and turn the car on, the pressure of your fingers on the edge of the key slot cause the top plate to rotate and fall off. A manufacturing fault. The key supplier has never seen this happen before in 5 or 6 years of using xHorse keys. Several of his other customers have testified to the sturdiness and durability of that model key. Statistically, however, even with very good QC some low number of manufacturing faults can get through. I want to know if anyone else has had this experience if for no other reason that I can pass the intel onto the person who supplied the key as a duplicate for my Subaru car key.