How to cut VW HU162T-9(10) key with Condor XC MINI Plus

This post will guide you on how to use Xhorse Condor XC-Mini Plus key cutting machine to cut a HU162T-9/10 key.

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1. Enter “Cut by Bitting”, select HU162T-9 (this article takes HU162T-9 as an example), then click on "Confirm".

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2. Select "Learn" or insert the 9 cuts on the front, select side B of the clamp, learn, enter and cut.

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3. After cutting the front face, go back to the previous page and choose to learn or insert the 3 cuts on the side of the key, and select side D for the clamp.

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Note: A HU162T key blank is needed to assist the clamp can be tightly clamped.

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