Why do G-U BKS B-2193 Door locks unlock automatically?
If your G-U Door locks unlock automatically, the issue might stem from a continuous signal at the control input. Check the control signal at terminal I1 and I2. Another potential cause is incorrect cable assignment between the lock and controller, so verify the wiring. In some instances, a defective controller could be the culprit, requiring a replacement.
What to do if the "Locked" signal does not appear on G-U BKS B-2193?
If the "Locked" signal does not appear for your G-U Door locks, it could be due to the "Locked by motor" relay contact not being assigned. Check the wiring of the signal input (BK, GY, BNGN) and signal output (terminal 41 and 51). Also, the lock may be unable to move to the initial position, so check the same wiring. Finally, check for any foreign object in the lock.
What to do if the "Unlocked" signal does not appear on G-U BKS B-2193 Door locks?
If the "Unlocked" signal does not appear for your G-U Door locks, the "Unlocked by motor" relay contact might not be assigned. Check the wiring of the signal output (terminal 42 + 52). The lock also may be unable to move to the final position, so check the same wiring. Lastly, look for any foreign object obstructing the lock's movement.
Why is latch monitoring without function on my G-U BKS B-2193 Door locks?
If the latch monitoring is without function on your G-U Door locks, it could be that the latch monitoring is not assigned. Check the wiring of the signal output (terminal 44 + 54). Another possible cause is a jammed or damaged lever; if so, eliminate the cause of jamming.
Why is deadbolt monitoring not functional on G-U BKS B-2193 Door locks (B-2393x)?
If the deadbolt monitoring is not functional on your G-U Door locks (only with B-2393x), the deadbolt monitoring may not be assigned. Check the wiring: Signal input (VT) Signal output (terminal 43 and 53). Another potential cause is a jammed or damaged lever, in which case you should eliminate the cause of jamming.
Why does the motor run occasionally when daytime release is activated on G-U Door locks?
If the motor runs occasionally for short periods when daytime release is activated on your G-U Door locks, it may be because the "unlocked" sensor position is lost during daytime release. This can happen if the drive-gear dips (e.g. due to heavy vibrations). Check the closing speed and door strike at the door closer and reduce if necessary, providing it can still be ensured that the door leaf closes. Otherwise no remedial action is required.
How to troubleshoot G-U BKS B-2193 that do not unlock?
If your G-U Door lock does not unlock, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the controller is receiving at least 21 V DC, as a missing or faulty power supply could be the cause. Check the control input I1/I2 for a +24 V control signal. If using an emergency power backup, ensure it's properly connected and the jumper is removed. Mechanical blockages, such as a twisted door leaf or frame, a jammed active leaf, or screws pressing against the lock case, can also prevent unlocking. In such cases, remove the blockage and inspect the door components. Also, verify that the controller isn't in programming mode and that a test run has been successfully completed. Finally, if you have a B-2393x model, make sure the deadbolt of the active leaf is unlocked. If all else fails, check the wirin...
Provides essential information for installation, commissioning, and operation of the product.
Explains hazard symbols used throughout the manual to denote risks and important notes.
Details critical steps and considerations for correct and safe installation of the lock.
Lists specifications including general description, dimensions, supply voltage, inputs, outputs, and environmental factors.
Details available optional accessories for the motor-driven shoot-bolt lock system.
Explains the wiring and terminal connections for the lock, controller, and power supply.
Covers pre-installation checks, product verification, and preparation of door cutouts and hardware.
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the lock and connecting cables.
Describes the procedure for manually unlocking the door lock.
Explains the motor-driven operation for releasing the active and passive door leaves.
Details the process for releasing both active and passive leaves of the door.
Explains lock behavior and requirements during power supply interruptions.
Describes the activation and operation of the motor-driven daytime release feature.
Details the functionality of signal contacts for lock status and monitoring.
Lists and explains status codes shown on the controller for diagnostics and error identification.
Explains the various beep patterns emitted by the controller for operational feedback and warnings.
Guides on how to activate the controller's programming mode for configuration.
Explains how to exit programming mode, save changes, or revert to factory settings.
Details how to acknowledge existing display codes before proceeding with other operations.
Describes how to adjust the hold-open time setting for the lock in 1-second increments.
Provides instructions for conducting a test run to verify installation and functionality.
Addresses issues where the lock fails to unlock, detailing causes and solutions.
Troubleshoots the problem of the lock unlocking unintentionally.
Explains the meaning of controller beeps and how to resolve them.
Helps diagnose why the 'locked' status signal is not being generated.
Helps diagnose why the 'unlocked' status signal is not being generated.
Troubleshoots issues with the latch monitoring functionality.
Addresses problems with adjusting the daytime release feature.
General| Series | B-2193 |
|---|---|
| Category | Door locks |
| Product Type | Multi-point lock |
| Material | Steel |
| Locking Points | 3 |
| Compatibility | Wooden doors |
| Key Operation | Cylinder |
| Handle Operation | Lever |
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