I changed the master code on the lock but now if you hit the unlock button twice no matter what code you put it it will unlock, any way to fix this?
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The manual can be downloaded here: http://hi.atgimg.com/pdf/3727/kp200-instructions.pdf; see section 4 titled 'when you forget the Master PIN'.
779344
I had problems w/the lock just keeps recycling the bolt.thw mfg told me to unplug pin wire that goes to the board and that helped for awhile.try that and then reset it.
822358
Each package of 4 are keyed differently from other packages. You might want to try and contact Master Lock directly.
1281462
You have to be present to change the codes.The lock works very well, I have not had any problem so far.
24123
There is 1 master code and 8 user codes. You can also setup a passage mode where you only need to press 1 number and # to unlock. You can use as many digits as you like but the minimum is 3 I think. The process to add/change codes is quite easy once you do a couple to get the hang of it.
1999096
The Master code is the main code number similar to someone having the master key to a lockset. It is required to establish user codes etc. The Master Code can be changed from the factory setting once installed. The user code is given to an individual you want to have access through that door. Each user code can be set differently for different people or use the same user code for all who you want to have access through that door. The Passage code basically shuts down the other codes so anyone can enter through the opening by just pressing any single key and the lockset will allow access through that door. FYI: I installed this lockset 2 years ago to allow a group of people access from the street-side door but we did not want anyone else entering from that direction. It has worked beautifully and I've change the battery once. (lasts about a year) Well made and priced for what is accomplishes.
1737807
If you already tried opening it with the default combo 000-000, and it still refuses to open, then you'll have to try to remember any possible # of combo(s) you may have set it to. Can you think of a familiar number you may have used to set the lock(s) and start from there by trying every combo possible with that familiar number?
240199
That's a good question. I've changed the default unlock code. Maybe try hitting xyz in rapid succession.
90383
No. You place the key back, close the lid and twist the knob to relock. This will reset the code for the next access.
575433
I read somewhere here that often when you put the new code in you haven't 'cleared' or erased the default code; you've just added to it. So you can try the default code plus the new code you entered and that may open it again. Then follow the directions very carefully for your own combination.
2150564
Assuming the lock is working, perhaps your combo was not lined up properly when you set it missing one or more of the numbers by 1. If so, you will have some work ahead of you. If memory serves, it would be ~26 combos to try 3x3x3 -(1). If your combo was 555, the. You would try 455, 655, 545, 645, 545, etc. I would also call Master Lock to see what they say or just get new locks.
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Mine has a little play in the latching. You should be able to just insert the key and turn but may need to press down slightly to release. I have had some trouble with my combination #s to unlock though. I use a combination of 2 or 3 #s pushed at the same time for one of my combinations. This sometimes does not work if I push the sequence too quickly. I do like being able to use more than one finger stroke to equal one entry. I.E. #1 and #2 pushed simutaniously to equal one #.Unless there is quite a bit of gap it sounds like about the same as mine. I have two and the second one does have more gap than the last one I purchased. Mine has a little play in the latching. You should be able to just insert the key and turn but may need to press down slightly to release. I have had some trouble with my combination #s to unlock though. I use a combination of 2 or 3 #s pushed at the same time for one of my combinations. This sometimes does not work if I push the sequence too quickly. I do like being able to use more than one finger stroke to equal one entry. I.E. #1 and #2 pushed simutaniously to equal one #.Unless there is quite a bit of gap it sounds like about the same as mine. I have two and the second one does have... » Read More Mine has a little play in the latching. You should be able to just insert the key and turn but may need to press down slightly to release. I have had some trouble with my combination #s to unlock though. I use a combination of 2 or 3 #s pushed at the same time for one of my combinations. This sometimes does not work if I push the sequence too quickly. I do like being able to use more than one finger stroke to equal one entry. I.E. #1 and #2 pushed simutaniously to equal one #.Unless there is quite a bit of gap it sounds like about the same as mine. I have two and the second one does have more gap than the last one I purchased. « Show Less
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There is a small pin whole on the lock. 1. Set the lock to the correct combo 2. put a pin in the pin whole and hold it there (do not remove the pin for the duration of the process. 3. Set the new code 4. Release the pin. Be careful not to release the Pin early, I did this once and ended up having to send the lock back to the factory so it could be reset.
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When I had the same problem, it was because I put it on in reverse: I set it up for a right-hand door when it was a left hand door. When it is on correctly, you just twist the nob toward the door jamb to lock. Code only needed to open,
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I only have one but I have two of another in my master suite and don't have a problem, I would think they are keyed to different codes. if not you should be able to change one of the controllers to a different code.
685483
These may seem obvious but first check to make sure you have the right key for the lock and then make sure the key is all the way into the lock. It is a Master Lock and my code starts with a P. Then turn it 1/4 turn clockwise. It may take a little force to turn it. If that doesn't work, try releasing some of the tension on the cable by lifting the camera up some. If all else fails, get out the bolt cutters and cut the cable and return it as defective. Good Luck
357102
I received 2 sets today and they are coded differently and there appears to be no instructions to change the coding. My idea was the same as yours so now I have 2 sets of independent buttons and bells.
94426
I did not know so I actually keyed in several incorrect codes and the lock stopped responding. I went back several minutes later and was able to key in correct code, and it worked. So yes it does lockout.