AmazonBasics Electronic Keypad Deadbolt - Keyed Entry

This guide provides instructions for installing and operating your AmazonBasics Electronic Keypad Deadbolt.

Package Contents

Before starting, ensure your package contains the following components:

A Key (x2)
B Cylinder (x1)
C Deadbolt keypad assembly (x1)
D Deadbolt latch (x1)
E Strike plate (x1)
F Mounting plate (x1)
G Receiver assembly (x1)
H Battery cover (x1)
I Drive-in sleeve (optional) (x1)
J Machine screws (x3)
K Wood screws (x5)
L Deadbolt chassis screws (x2)
M Square corner latch (x1)

Tools You Will Need

Screwdriver
Tape measure

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

Read these instructions carefully and retain them for future use. If this product is passed to a third party, then these instructions must be included.

When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or injury to persons including the following:

⚠️ Do not use an electric screwdriver during installation.
This manufacturer advises that no lock can provide complete security by itself.
This lock may be defeated by forcible or technical means, or evaded by entry elsewhere on the property.
No lock can substitute for caution, awareness of your environment, and common sense.
The builder's hardware is available in multiple performance grades to suit the application.
In order to enhance security and reduce risk, you should consult a qualified locksmith or other security professionals.
Do not use any chemical liquid or lubricating oil with additives to clean the lock body. It will damage the surface or even the mainboard.

Before First Use

Check for transport damage.
⚠️ DANGER: Risk of suffocation! Keep any packaging materials away from children – these materials are a potential source of danger, e.g. suffocation.

Installation

Step 1: Determine Backset

Diagram shows a door edge. A dashed line indicates the backset, which is the distance from the door edge to the center of the hole on the door face. The adjustable latch fits backsets of 2-3/8” (60 mm) and 2-3/4” (70 mm).

Step 2: Mark the Door with Template

Diagram shows a door face. A template is shown being aligned with the door edge and face to mark the center of the bore hole and the center of the door edge.

Step 3: Drill Holes

Diagram shows drilling holes through the door face (Ø2-1/8” or 54 mm for the lockset) and the door edge (Ø1” or 25.4 mm for the latch).

Step 4 (optional): Latch Adjustment

Diagram shows the deadbolt latch. An arrow indicates rotating the latch 180 degrees to adjust it from a 2-3/8” (60 mm) backset to a 2-3/4” (70 mm) backset, or vice versa.

Step 5 (optional): Replace Face Plate

Diagram shows the latch face plate being removed using a flat screwdriver (arrow 'a'). The diagram then shows a drive-in sleeve and the latch, with arrows indicating how to align and attach the drive-in sleeve or a selected latch face plate to the back plate.

Step 6: Install Latch

Diagrams show the latch being inserted parallel to the door face. Step 2 shows marking the outline of the face plate. Step 3 shows securing the latch with two wood screws. An optional diagram shows driving a drive-in latch into the hole on the door edge. Text: "You need to stay this way upward when inserting the latch."

Step 7: Install Strike

Diagrams show marking the strike plate position on the door frame. Step 1 shows closing the door to mark the center line on the frame opposite the latch bolt. Step 2 shows drilling a hole and chiseling for the strike plate. Step 3 shows installing the strike plate with wood screws.

Step 8: Install Keypad Assembly

Diagram shows the deadbolt keypad assembly, cylinder, and IC wire. The cylinder with its tailpiece is inserted through the latch hub in a horizontal position. The IC wire passes under the latch to the interior side of the door.

Step 9: Install Inside Mounting Plate

Diagram shows the inside mounting plate. The IC wire passes through the wire hole of the mounting plate, which is then fixed with screws. If the outside lock assembly is lopsided, loosen and retighten screws to adjust its position.

Step 10: Identify Door Handing

Diagrams show a left-handed door (hinges on the left) and a right-handed door (hinges on the right), viewed from the outside. To identify, face the door from the outside: the door is left-handed if the hinges are on the left side, and right-handed if hinges are on the right.

Step 11: Adjust Thumb Turn Piece

Diagrams show the interior thumb turn piece. For right-handed doors, rotate the thumb turn piece to the left at 45 degrees. For left-handed doors, rotate it to the right at 45 degrees. NOTICE: The thumb turn piece is opposite of the latching side.

Step 12: Install Receiver Module

Diagram shows the receiver module. The battery cover is removed (push up first, then pull out). The IC wire connects to the back of the receiver module. Ensure the deadbolt tailpiece engages with the turn piece, then attach the receiver module to the door with screws. Use the optional wood screw for wood doors only.

Step 13: Insert Batteries

Diagram shows the battery compartment of the receiver module. Insert 4 (AA) 1.5 V alkaline batteries and slide the battery cover back onto the receiver module. NOTICE: Alkaline batteries are recommended to stabilize the power supply. Battery performance will be drastically reduced with non-alkaline batteries.

Operational Interface

Diagram shows the exterior keypad assembly and the interior receiver module. Numbered parts are:

1 Programming button
2 Number buttons
3 Cylinder
4 Washer
5 Battery lid
6 Battery holder
7 R button (reset)
8 Turn piece

Operation

Keep the door open while programming to avoid being accidentally locked out.
The lock contains one factory preset user code but can store up to ten additional unique user codes.
Codes can be added and deleted at any time.
For first-time programming, use the factory default programming code.
It is recommended to change the default programming code and default user code right after you install the lock.
Indicates that unlocking was successful.

Operation Indicator Sounds and Lights

Sounds	Lights	Meaning
1 beep	Flashes green once	Successful operation
2 long beeps	Flashes green twice	Successful programming
3 beeps	Flashes red 3 times	Operation error
5 beeps	Flashes red 5 times	Code input error; system shuts down for 45 min
10 rapid beeps	Flashes red 10 times	Low battery power
3 long beeps	Flashes orange 3 times	Default settings restored
	Flashes orange slowly	In programming mode

Default programming code (PC): 0000

Default user code (UC): 1234

Your new programming code (PC): ____________________

Your new user code (UC): ____________________

The programming code and user code cannot be identical.

The lock will temporarily freeze if unauthorized codes are entered over 5 times. The system will unfreeze after 45 seconds.

Programming and Processes

Door Handing Identification Process

The lock needs to know if your door is right-handed or left-handed. Do this first.

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 0 [lock-icon]

Change Programming Code

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 4 [lock-icon] Enter new PC

Add New User Code

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 1 [lock-icon] Enter new UC

NOTICE: Up to 10 sets of user codes can be saved. User codes should be 4–10 digits in length.

Delete an Existing User Code

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 2 [lock-icon] Enter the UC you want to delete

Delete All User Codes at Once

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 3 [lock-icon]

NOTICE: Auto-lock and keypad locking functions will be invalid when user codes are deleted. The lock can only be operated by key during this time.

Turn Auto-Lock On/Off

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 5 [lock-icon]

NOTICE: The preset delay-time is 30 seconds. You can change the time by following instructions #7. Repeat the steps in #6 to cancel the auto-lock function.

Set Auto-Lock Time Delay

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 6 [lock-icon] Enter seconds (10~99)

NOTICE: 10–99 seconds delay time available.

Turn Mute On/Off

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 7 [lock-icon]

NOTICE: Repeat the steps in #8 to turn the beeper On/Off. LED illumination is still functioning when it is in mute, but there will be no alarms.

Enable/Disable All User Codes

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 8 [lock-icon]

NOTICE: Auto-lock and keypad locking functions will be invalid when user codes are disabled. The lock can only be operated by key during this time. Repeat the steps to enable the user codes again.

Create a One-Time User Code 4-10 Digits Long

Sequence: Enter PC [lock-icon] 9 [lock-icon] Enter one-time code

NOTICE: The one-time user code will automatically be canceled after it is used.

Restore Default Settings

Press the R button for more than 5 seconds. The programming is reset to the original factory codes once you hear 3 long beeps. After restoring default settings, you must run the door handing identifying process (#1) again before programming any other functions.

Troubleshooting

Issue	Cause	Solution
After installing the lockset and batteries, the door can't be locked and three short beeps are emitted when you press the programming button.	The door handing identification process isn't complete yet.	Refer to step 1.
You have installed the lockset and batteries, but you still get no response when you press any button.	Batteries were installed incorrectly.	Check to see if the battery polarities have been reversed or if the battery is dead. If so, reinstall or change the battery. If not, please check to see if the cable is properly connected.
When you are in the door-handing identifying process, the red light flashes three times, and there are three short beeps.	Wrong door handing or the door handing stored in the memory was changed.	Press the R button to restore the system to factory default setting and re-execute door-handing identifying process (Refer to step 1).
Although you succeeded in the first execution of the door-handing identifying process, the latch still doesn't work. (i.e. You can feel the motor attempting to run, but the latch bolt is stuck, and the turnpiece can't be rotated.)	Low battery.	Replace with new alkaline batteries.
Although the electronic deadbolt has been functioning normally, the latch bolt suddenly locks up, and the turnpiece inside can't be rotated, not even with a key.	The deadbolt latch is stuck due to a warped door or misaligned door.	First, take out one battery, then press any button on the front panel for electric discharge, and put the battery back in. The latch bolt will automatically re-detect its position. Note: If the latch gets stuck frequently, please check and fix the alignment of the deadbolt latch and strike plate.
The door can be locked normally, but when you try to unlock it, you hear three short beeps and the lock won't unlock when you enter the user code and press the programming button.	The sensor did not detect the correct position of the bolt.	Unlock the door with the key and re-program the unit. If the problem persists, call customer service department.
While the door is locked, you hear the latch bolt coming out when you press the gatehouse to lock the door; however, three short beeps are emitted. Conversely, while the door is open, no beeps are emitted when locking the latch bolt.	1. The depth of the latch bolt hole is insufficient. 2. The latch bolt is not aimed at the opening of the strike.	1. Dig the latch bolt hole used for the strike a little deeper. The minimum depth is 1" (2.5 cm). 2. Adjust the strike to the appropriate position.

Battery Disposal

?❌ Do not dispose of used batteries with your household waste. Take them to an appropriate disposal/collection site.

Warranty Information

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Contact Customer Service at 1-866-216-1072

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