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The lock beeping four times indicates that the door handing hasn't been set. You should follow the instructions to set the door handing for either a left or right-handed door.
Why Weiser Powerbolt 1 Door locks beeps 3 Long Beeps?
The lock beeping three times typically means that a user code hasn't been set yet. Ensure the lock is programmed with at least one user code by following the user code setup instructions.
Why Weiser Powerbolt 1 Door locks motor runs but the latch doesn’t extend/retract?
This issue may occur for a couple of reasons: 1. The hole in the door frame behind the strike isn't deep enough. Ensure it's drilled at least 1 inch (25 mm) deep. 2. The strike plate might not be aligned correctly with the latch bolt. Double-check the alignment and reposition the strike if necessary.
What to do if Weiser Powerbolt 1 Door locks don’t respond and the keypad doesn’t respond when touched?
If your Weiser door lock isn't responding and the keypad is silent, here's what you can do: 1. Check the cable connections to ensure they are properly connected. 2. Replace the batteries with a fresh set.
What to do if Weiser door unlocks with lock button and unlocks with user code?
This usually means there was an error during the door handing process. Repeat step 5, choosing '12' if the latch is to the left of the keypad or '[56]' if it's to the right.
What to do if Weiser Door locks doesn't respond when connecting 9V battery?
If your Weiser lock doesn't respond when connecting a 9V battery, try these steps: 1. Ensure the 9V battery is connected correctly by flipping it and trying again. 2. Try using a new 9V battery, as the current one may be drained.
What if Weiser Powerbolt 1 cannot be locked or unlocked after door handing and user codes are set?
If your Weiser lock can't lock or unlock even after setting the door handing and user codes, and the motor is running, it might be due to an incorrect door handing direction. Please re-do the door handing instructions.
General| Type | Electronic Deadbolt |
|---|---|
| Keypad | Yes |
| Battery | 4 AA Batteries |
| Bolt Throw | 1" |
| Pack Quantity | 1 |
| Backset | 2-3/4" |
| Finish | Satin Nickel |
| Handing | Self-Handing |
| Keyway | N/A (Keyless) |
Verify the primary door hole diameter is 2-1/8 inches (54 mm) for proper fit.
Confirm the door's backset is either 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inches (60 or 70 mm).
Ensure the hole on the door's edge is 1 inch (25 mm) for the latch.
Verify the door thickness is between 1-3/8 and 1-3/4 inches (35 or 44 mm).
Install the latch, ensuring the slotted hole is centered and flush with the door edge.
Details for installing the latch on chiseled or non-chiseled door edges.
Methods for securing the latch and installing the strike plate on the door frame.
Verify the latch bolt is fully retracted before proceeding with installation.
Route the connecting cable below the latch for the exterior assembly.
Hold the exterior assembly securely on the door's outer side.
Feed the connecting cable through the designated bottom hole to the exterior assembly.
Secure the mounting plate and insert the tailpiece into the latch mechanism.
Connect the cable to the interior assembly, ensuring proper alignment and a secure fit.
Mount the main interior assembly onto the door and test turnpiece rotation.
Fasten the interior assembly to the mounting plate with screws.
Insert 4 AA batteries into the interior assembly, ensuring correct polarity.
Configure the lock's direction based on the latch position (left or right).
Step-by-step guide to creating a new 4-8 digit user code for access.
Verify the lock extends to lock and retracts to unlock using the user code.
Use a 9V battery to temporarily power the lock when AA batteries are low.
Connect a 9V battery to terminals to unlock the door during low battery.
Reattach the terminal cover after using the temporary power source.
Information on the product's compliance with Federal Communications Commission rules.
Details regarding compliance with Industry Canada's RSS standards.
Addresses common problems like lock unresponsiveness, beeping errors, and latch operation failures.
Key safety advice including reading instructions, understanding warnings, and family awareness.
Guidelines for protecting user codes and securing the interior assembly.
Proper procedures for handling and disposing of batteries.
