Weiser Powerbolt User Manual [en, es, fr]
Touchpad Electronic Deadbolt
Installation & Learning Instructions
English
Electronics Division
A Black & Decker Company
©2009 Weiser. Printed in the USA
Part No: 41635-01
19701 DaVinci
Lake Forest, CA 92610
1-800-343-9652 USA
1-800-501-9471 CANADÁ
www.powerbolt.com
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Table of Contents
Enclosed Pieces Page 1
1 Door Preparation Page 2
2 Deadbolt Latch Installation Page 2
3 Strike Installation Page 3
4 Touchpad Electronic Deadbolt Installation Page 4
5 Programming Instructions Page 6
6 Proper Operation of Touchpad Electronic Deadbolt Page 7
Notes and Warranty Page 8
Troubleshooting Tips Page 9
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Enclosed Pieces
A
B
H
C
T-TURN
A
B
C
I
D
E
F
G
H
I
Pieces
Touchpad
Latch
Strike
Keys
Deadbolt
Mounting Plate
Power Strip
Power Board
Access Cover
Important Notes:
Use the components from this
package, make no substitutions.
Consult local building codes for
requirements in your area.
Read all instructions and lay out
parts as shown.
Under normal use it is recommended to replace the batteries in
the Power Board once a year.
G
D E F
1
Replacement Installation
UP
1
Remove all old lock
components.
2
Use the enclosed template
to verify the following:
•
Deadbolt face hole needs to
be 2-1/8” (54mm) diameter.
•
Backset – Distance from
edge of door to center of
lock (2-3/8 or 2-3/4”).
•
Location to drill the small starter holes for
inside and outside trims.
•
Make any necessary modifications.
First-time Installation
Follow instructions on enclosed template.
2
2. Deadbolt Latch Installation (Piece B)1. Door Preparation
To Adjust Backset:
Rotate to a 2-3/4” (70mm)
position, if required.
Preparation for latch with Face Plate
1
Keeping edges parallel to the face of the door,
outline face plate and remove deadbolt latch
(see illustration below left).
2
Chisel outline of face plate until it is flush with
door edge, 5/32” (4mm) deep (see illustration
below right).
Install Latch
For latch with face plate:
With bolt extended, insert deadbolt latch in
1
edge hole. Be sure to keep the word "UP" at
top. Secure with two 5/8” wood screws.
U P
Door
Jamb
1/2 of door
thickness
Door
Stop
For Drive-In latch:
1
With bolt retracted, insert deadbolt latch into
edge hole keeping flat edge of bolt parallel to
the edge of door. Be sure to keep the word
"UP" at top.
2
Using a wood block, tap with hammer until
surface of collar is flush with door edge
Re-extend bolt.
First-time Installation
1
Draw a horizontal centerline across the door
jamb, the same distance from floor as is the
centerline of deadbolt latch.
Measure back from door stop, 1/2 the
2
distance of the door thickness and draw a
vertical centerline. At crosspoint, drill a 1-1/8”
diameter (28.5mm) hole,1-1/4” (29mm) deep,
in the door jamb.
Center strike over hole and trace around
3
strike. Chisel out door frame until strike is
flush.
Position strike with large holes toward door
4
stop. Pre-drill large holes 3” (76mm) deep.
Install strike
1
Install 3” (76mm) screws in large strike holes
and install remaining 5/8” wood screws in
smaller holes.
2
Close door and ensure bolt extends and
retracts freely.
Important Note:
Deadbolt latch must enter strike
with no resistance or the Powerbolt Touchpad Electronic Deadbolt
will not work properly.
3
4. Touchpad Electronic Deadbolt Installation
Round
Crank
1 2 3
With bolt of latch in the extended position,
place Touchpad A on outside of door and
place power strip G through door over top
of latch B. Note: Do not remove backing
from Touchpad.
4
With key removed, place deadbolt E against
Touchpad A with round of torque blade at top
to enter through crank of latch B.
Attach deadbolt with 2 large black bolts
through mounting plate F as shown. Power
strip G should extend out.
4
Line Touchpad A up with small holes from
template and attach with two 1” oval head
screws. Do not over-tighten screws.
5 6 7
Remove access cover I from Power Board H.
Hold as shown in photo and twist or pull up
on cover.
Feed power strip G through large square hole
of Power Board H and plug into the 6 prongs.
Line Power Board H up to the 3 small holes
drilled from the template. Verify that torque
blade engages with the T-turn and attach
power board with 3 chrome-colored screws.
8
Install 4 new AA Alkaline batteries (not
included in package). Battery positions shown
on battery case. A series of quick beeps will
sound when batteries make complete contact.
Low Battery Indicator Light on the Power
Board will be lit when the batteries need to be
replaced.
Do not dispose of in fire, recharge, put in
backwards, disassemble, mix with used or
other battery types. May explode or leak and
cause personal injury.
5
4. Touchpad Electronic Deadbolt Installation 5. Programming Instructions
Retract deadbolt latch B with T-turn. Press the lock button on Touchpad A. If motor runs but
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latch does not extend: Door handing needs to be changed. To change door handing, remove
jumper (located in the upper right corner of the circuit board) from position "A" and plug it into
position "B". See illustrations.
Left hand
Door
Exterior
Right hand
Door
From Exterior:
If hinge is on the left, you
•
have a left hand door.
If hinge on the right, you
•
have a right hand door.
Verify key works in deadbolt E.
10
Note: When manually locking or unlocking the deadbolt by turning the key or the T-turn:
The motion will be rm — this resistance is normal.
6
Push program button on Power Board H once. 1
Enter desired 4 to 8 digit code by pressing
2
numbers on outer Touchpad A. Press the
Lock button on Touchpad to set your code.
You will hear a 2-second long beep when your
3
code is accepted.
If unit does not
beep — too much
time has elapsed
between steps
1 and 2. Repeat
steps 1 and 2
faster.
Enter your number to verify that it retracts
4
the latch B.
To Enter Second Code
Push program button twice, then repeat steps
2-4.
CAUTION: Prevent unauthorized
entry. This lock can be opened
using two different codes that are randomly
set at the factory. Upon installation and
set-up, replace both of these codes with
your own. Since anyone with access to the
power board can change these codes, you
must restrict access to the power board
and routinely check both codes to assure
they have not been altered without your
knowledge.
5
Snap access cover I onto power board H.
Align cover to top of power board and press
down at the bottom of the cover (see illustration below). To coordinate with your home
decorating scheme, the access cover may
be painted to
match your
door.
1
Push the Lock button on outside touch pad to
extend latch bolt 1” which locks the door when
you leave.
2
Enter your desired personal code to retract
the latch bolt completely which unlocks the
door when you return home.
3
The T-turn on the inside of the door is used to
extend (lock) or retract (unlock) the latch bolt
when you are inside.
4
Using the key from the outside will also extend
(lock) or retract (unlock) the latch bolt.
5
This Touchpad Electronic Deadbolt should be
accompanied by a Weiser Knobset, Leverset,
or Handleset.
7
Important — Please Read Warranty Manufacture's note.
Under normal use it is recommended to
replace the batteries once a year. When
batteries are low, it will take longer to retract
the bolt. Batteries should be changed immediately!
Lower latch must hold shut allowing deadbolt
latch to enter strike freely with no restrictions.
If door is misaligned, make necessary adjustment to deadbolt strike location and/or hole
in door jamb to allow the deadbolt latch to
retract and extend freely.
Reprogramming of codes should not be
necessary after changing batteries.
If required, key can be used to retract
deadbolt.
If interior trim is exposed to extreme cold
temperatures, the batteries will not operate.
This is typical of all batteries and not a malfunction of the lock.
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Weiser Brilliance™
•
Full Lifetime Finish Warranty
Full Lifetime Mechanical Warranty
•
One Year Limited Electrical Warranty
•
This warranty states all mechanical lock
parts will be free from defects in material and
workmanship, including deterioration over
time, of the Brilliance finish on the exterior
lock components while the original purchaser
owns the lock.
All electrical components are covered by a
One Year Limited Warranty.
Our warranty excludes locks that have been
damaged by installation contrary to our writ-
ten instructions or modified with non-Weiser
components. It also excludes incidental
or consequential damages. (Some states
do not allow the exclusion or limitation of
incidental damages so this exclusion may
not apply to you.)
To register a warranty claim, please return
the product, freight prepaid to: Attn: Customer
Service, Weiser, 19701 DaVinci Lake Forest,
CA 92610. Weiser will repair or replace the
lock or refund the purchase price
(if it is not practical to repair or replace). You
will be responsible for the removal of the old
lock and the installation of the new one.
This Warranty provides you with specific legal
rights and you may also have other rights
which vary from state to state.
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. 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 professional.
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