What does "Battery-side handle stuck" mean for Paxton Door locks?
The Net2 events "Battery-side handle stuck" or "Reader-side handle stuck" for Paxton Door locks mean that the respective PaxLock handle has been held down for too long.
What to do if Paxton Door locks PaxLock Pro - Latch is not responding to token?
If your PaxLock Pro - Latch isn't responding when you present a token, ensure that the secure side chassis is properly fitted, as this is essential for the device to function correctly.
How to stop Paxton PaxLock Pro door from hitting the wall?
To prevent the door from hitting the wall when fully opened, install a door stop. This will protect the handle and wall from damage.
How to fix old Paxton PaxLock Pro tubular latch?
If the tubular latch on your Paxton door locks is old, worn, or not moving freely, try applying a silicone-based lubricant to improve its operation. If lubrication doesn't solve the issue, consider replacing the tubular latch.
What to do if Paxton PaxLock Pro tubular latch will not retract?
If the tubular latch on your Paxton door locks won't retract when the door is closed, even from the secure side, check that the distance from the edge of the door to the frame is no more than 1/8".
How to fix Paxton Door locks PaxLock Pro - Latch not sitting flush?
If your PaxLock Pro - Latch doesn't sit flush against the door during installation, ensure that the through door holes are 5/16" in diameter and the central spindle has at least 25/32" clearance around it. Correct these dimensions if necessary before proceeding.
Why Paxton PaxLock Pro through door cables sheared?
If the through door cables sheared during handle assembly installation, it could be due to using bolts on a door that is too narrow. Refer to the template for selecting the correct bolt and spindle sizes according to your door's thickness.
What to do if Paxton Door locks edge is clipping the door frame?
If the edge of your PaxLock Pro - Latch or handle is hitting the door frame, it might be because the lock case backset is too low. A 2 3/4" backset is generally recommended for most doors.
Why Paxton Door locks latch bolt not fully retracting?
If the latch bolt on your Paxton Door locks isn't fully retracting when the handle is depressed, the turning angle of the tubular latch must be 45° or lower for the PaxLock Pro - Latch to fully retract the latch. If it is over this, the tubular latch will need replacing.
What to do if Paxton PaxLock Pro latch doesn't sit in strike plate?
If the latch of your Paxton door locks doesn't align with the strike plate when the door is closed, adjust the position of the strike plate. Ensure the latch sits comfortably within it.
Steps 1-4 cover preparing the door and fitting initial components like the spindle and tee nut.
Steps 5-8 detail assembling the lockset body and integrating parts like the follower bar and straws.
Steps 9-12 focus on securing the chassis, feeding through bolts, and integrating the battery side chassis.
Steps 13-16 cover tightening nuts, screwing the self-tapping screw, and managing wire connections.
Steps 17-20 involve inserting batteries, fitting the rear chassis, tightening handles, and attaching the fascia.
Install Net2, enroll a token, and add a user to the system for integration.
Ensure bridge connection, commission, and bind the PaxLock Pro for door recognition in Net2.
Configure the unit for standalone operation by presenting the enrolment card.
Enable or disable audible feedback using the Silent Operation card.
Set the duration the door remains unlocked after valid access using the door open time card.
Details on IP ratings for different models and availability of an installation jig.
Information on accessory kits for wide doors and various cover plate options.
Product conformity to essential requirements of Directive 2014/53/EU and contact details.
Details on warranties, installation requirements, and EN1634-1:2008 fire resistance compliance.
General| Orientation | Vertical |
|---|---|
| Product type | - |
| Mounting type | Surface-mounted |
| Housing material | Metal |
| Compatible products | Paxton PaxLock Pro |
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