To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Wittkopp Lock keypad lever not move after entering the correct combination?
If the keypad lever on your Wittkopp Lock doesn't move even after you've entered the correct combination, the batteries might be too weak to release the electronic lock. Replacing the batteries should resolve this issue.
What to do if my Wittkopp Lock gives 10 high-low warning tones and the LEDs blink?
If your Wittkopp Lock is emitting 10 high-low warning tones and the red and green LEDs are blinking alternately, this indicates insufficient battery charge. Replace the batteries to resolve this issue.
How to fix Wittkopp Lock when there is no operating tone and the LED doesn't light?
If your Wittkopp Lock has no operating tone and the LED does not light up, it's likely due to dead batteries or batteries that were installed incorrectly (reversed). Replace the batteries or ensure they are installed properly to fix this.
What to do if Wittkopp Lock gives 12 signal tones and the red LED lights up?
If your Wittkopp Lock emits 12 signal tones and the red LED lights up, it means the master or user combination was entered incorrectly. Verify the master or user combination and try again.
Defines key terms like User number, Code, Combination, Factory, Master, and User combinations, P-No., LED, Note, Caution.
Emphasizes careful reading of instructions, adherence to time-out rules, and security practices to prevent errors.
Lists available programming functions: Master combination, User combinations, Timed delay, Time lock, and Interlock.
Set a new primary master combination using the emergency opening lock release.
Describes how to open the lock when a timed delay period is active.
Details on how the time-lock period commences and operates after programming.
Explains the dual combination entry required when the interlock feature is active.
Procedure for disabling the combination interlock feature.
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