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I'd first suggest you unlock the car with the fob and then press the central locking button in the car and see if that unlocks the boot. If it does I have a further suggestion. The button is in the row of buttons by the gear lever

Which central locking button are you talking about. The one on the fob or the one in the car?

Am I right in saying that if the car unlocks and the alarm doesn't go off, the programming is correct?

I know that. I'm talking about the multifunction display between the rev counter and speedometer where you can bring up oil temp, fuel consumption etc. You can bring up the speed as well.

I'll ask the same question I asked in an earlier post. Does the digital readout show the correct speed? If not, could be a sensor problem.

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No whine from mine.

You need to get any fault codes read.,

I think @J.R. means physically unbolt the wipers and take them off the spindles and re-adjust the position.

Try a re-calibration first. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRa6c9UfyEs

I also do not hear any pump noise when unlocking.

tenkte?

Which engine do you have?

I can't. I just thought that as the date doesn't make any sense are the fault codes correct?

Does the digital display read correctly?

Looks like fuse 47 for the wiper. https://fuse-box.info/skoda/skoda-octavia-mk3-5e-2013-2016-fuse-box-diagram

Can you hear the washer pump running?

I replaced mine at 8 yrs old. Mine has been faultless. Pretty bulletproof engine in my experience.

Why is the date reading incorrect?

Isn't it a fake one?

Mine, obviously not the fastest on acceleration, sits at 70mph effortlessly with 2 ppl in it and no load.