To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Garrison 046-5681-0 Door locks don't respond to button presses?
If your Garrison Door lock doesn't respond when you press any button (no sounds, no backlight), the issue might be battery-related or due to a cable connection problem. First, check if the battery polarities are reversed or if the battery is dead. If so, reinstall or change the battery. If the batteries are fine, check if the cable is appropriately connected.
Why does my Garrison Door lock latch bolt not align with the strike, and it beeps?
If the latch bolt cannot be aimed at the strike opening and you hear three short beeps, it could be due to two reasons. Either the depth of the latch bolt hole is insufficient, or the latch bolt is not aligned with the strike opening. To resolve this, dig the latch bolt hole deeper for the strike (min. depth of 2.5 cm) or adjust the strike to the appropriate position.
What to do if my Garrison Door lock won't unlock after entering the code?
If the door cannot unlock when the user code is entered and the programming button is pressed, and three short beeps are heard, remove one battery first, then press the programming button to lock the door.
What to do if I have low battery during the first execution of the door-handing indentifying process in Garrison 046-5681-0?
If you are experiencing low battery during the first execution of the door-handing identifying process for your Garrison Door locks, replace the batteries with new ones.
What to do if the latch bolt position detection is abnormal in Garrison Door locks?
If the detection of latch bolt position is abnormal with your Garrison Door locks, leave the door unlocked while programming.
General| Brand | Garrison |
|---|---|
| Model | 046-5681-0 |
| Finish | Satin Nickel |
| Handing | Reversible |
| Strike Plate Included | Yes |
| Keyed Alike | No |
| Material | Metal |
| Type | Entry |
| Backset | 2-3/8 inches |
| Door Thickness | 1-3/8 inches to 1-3/4 inches |
| Latch Size | 1 inch |
| ANSI Grade | Grade 3 |
| Power Source | Mechanical |
Use template to mark door for hole placement and backset.
Drill holes for lockset and latch according to marks.
Insert latch into door edge and secure with screws.
Install strike plate into door frame for latch alignment.
Mount keypad assembly onto the door with tailpiece inserted.
Secure interior mounting plate to the door.
Determine if the door is left-handed or right-handed.
Set turn piece orientation for door handing.
Connect IC wire and attach receiver module with batteries.
Button for codes, errors, and locking.
Buttons for entering user codes.
Key operation, water prevention, and battery lid.
Reset button and interior locking mechanism.
Requires four AA 1.5V alkaline batteries.
Low battery warning, LED, and audio indicators.
Default code is 0000; used for setting functions.
Managing user codes, including creation and deletion.
Deactivate user codes for key-only operation.
Create a one-time use code.
Reset to original settings using the 'R' button.
Methods to lock and unlock the deadbolt.
Troubleshooting for latch and door alignment problems.
Set automatic door locking after a delay.
Control audible beeps for operations.
System lock after errors and keypad light-up.
Identify door handing before initial setup.
Process to add and remove user codes.
How to change the master programming code.
Enable or disable the auto-locking feature.
Set the delay time for auto-locking.
Turn audible beeps on or off.
Activate or deactivate all user codes.
Create a one-time use code.
Reset the lock to factory default settings.
Ensure door is unlocked during programming.
Identify door handing before setup.
Change default codes for security.
Understand LED and beep codes for programming feedback.
Complete each programming step within the time limit.
Overview of locking/unlocking methods.
