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Mechanical Digital Locks 

 

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Trouble Shooting Q & A 

 

Standard Code Change Mechanical Digital Lock 

General Questions for SBL300, SBL310, SBL340, SBL350, SBL370 

The door will not open when the code is entered into the lock. 

 

The  code  that  has  been  entered  previously  has  not  been  cleared, 
before  entering the next code, the ‘C’ must always be entered before 
the code.

 

 

 

Check  that  the  code  that  is  being  entered  is  the  same  code  that  is 
either on the code card which is supplied with the instructions, or the 
code that has been entered which can be found by taking the back off 
and looking at the red detainers which identifies the code.

 

 

 

Is your spindle in the correct orientation in the 
tubular latch? When positioned in the cam of the top 
edge of the spindle should be leaning towards the 
locking edge of the door. 

 

I have changed the code from the original code and it will not work when I entered the new code 
into the digital lock. 

 

When changing the code, the detainers have not been put in 
correctly as all detainers must have the cut out on the oustide 
facing the numbers. Make sure the red detainers for the code 
entered  are  facing  upwards.  The  blue  detainers  need  to  be 
placed into the other numbers that are not being used.

 

 

 

When  the  detainers  have  been  removed  or  placed  back  into 
the  digital  lock  the  ledger  has  snapped.  This  means  when 
taking out the detainers make sure that the lock is being held 
upright and push down the letter ‘C’. Then shake the detainers 
out of the digital lock . Also when putting the detainers back 
into  the  unit,  do  not  press  on  them  but  click  the  ‘C’  button 
which will then drop the detainers down into the locations of 
the digital lock. 

 

 

How many digits can I enter in the code 

 

This will depend on the number of detainers supplied with the unit. Spare detainers are supplied 
with each unit and can vary allowing between 4 and 7 depending on the unit purchased.  

Summary of Contents for SBL700

Page 1: ...Troubleshooting for Mechanical Digital Locks...

Page 2: ...e hold back facility 6 Q The latch has broke on the digital lock can I get a replacement 6 Q The springs have collapsed on the inside handle do you do a replacement for the springs 6 Q I have some fix...

Page 3: ...hdraw the latch when lifted upwards General Questions for SBL365 with latch or lockcase 9 Q Can I use my key to gain entry on the SBL365 with Mortice Lock Cases 9 Q How do I change the handing on the...

Page 4: ...original code and it will not work when I entered the new code into the digital lock When changing the code the detainers have not been put in correctly as all detainers must have the cut out on the o...

Page 5: ...ing the pad handle to turn in the opposite direction The inside of the digital lock will have a blue screw inserted into the back plate The screw needs to be into the other hole to change the rotation...

Page 6: ...there are no loose shavings or timber obstructing the spindle or mechanism When re securing the unit to the door check that the spindle is not too long and therefore bottoming in both the internal an...

Page 7: ...ich has a 60mm backset Do you do a SBL300 with a holdback option Yes we do a SBL310 SBL315 and SBL320 with a holdback These are available in Satin Chrome and Brass Plated General Questions for SBL340...

Page 8: ...r and rotating the pins on the back of the outside unit The dot on the face of the dial must face the number on the back plate to set the code combination i e the image show 3 and 5 set as the code Th...

Page 9: ...y SBL330SL will only withdraw the latch when lifted upwards Check the spindle is in the correct position When located in the cam of the digital lock the top edge of the spindle should be leaning towar...

Page 10: ...al Lock General Questions SBL700 When I enter the correct code on my SBL700 unit it does not withdraw the latch when I operate the knob Check the spindle has been rotated appropriately according to th...

Page 11: ...memory before having entered the new code If you now input the accidentally programmed code it should work Repeat the code change process using your accidentally programmed code remembering to press...

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