If your Schlage locks are not working after the battery change, here are some solutions for you to solve this problem and let your Schlage lock back to work again after the Schlage lock battery change.
There are many reasons why the Schlage lock is not working after the battery change. It can be the incorrect use of batteries or hardware problems that cause the lock to stop working.
Now let’s analyze the common reasons why Schlage Keypad Lock is not working after battery change and how to fix it:
The first thing you should do when your Schlage Keypad Lock is not working after the battery change is to ensure that you use the correct type of battery. Different Schlage locks require different types of batteries.
For example:
Tip: Replace the batteries in your lock at the same time each year that you test and replace the batteries in your smoke alarms. This will ensure continued reliable operation. Use a high-quality alkaline 9-volt battery for replacement.
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If the keypad is not working after changing the batteries, you must check that you have installed the batteries correctly.
Before we proceed, look at the battery terminals and connectors.
If that doesn’t work for you, there may be something wrong with your Schlage keypad door lock (which would require a locksmith or technician to fix).
Make sure that there aren’t any loose connections or broken wires in your system, as this could also cause problems with your lock.
The wiring is an essential part of a lock; if it’s not connected correctly, you can have issues with it. You can check the wiring by turning off your power at the circuit breaker and checking that all your wires are correctly connected.
This can be done in under an hour if you have basic electrical knowledge and tools. You’ll need to remove the battery cover carefully without damaging it, then disconnect each of the wires from their respective terminals (they will be labeled).
Ensure that there are no frayed ends or loose connections before reconnecting them to restore power to your keypad door lock system. Once complete, snap your cover back on and test it out!
Ensure don’t mix old and new batteries, as this can damage them and cause problems. Also, remember never to use cheap replacement parts for expensive locks, as they won’t last long, if at all!
You will have to replace all four old batteries with four new AA batteries at once—but don’t mix old and new batteries in a single keypad lock!
Finally, resetting your Schlage keypad lock may be necessary if it continues to malfunction despite having fresh batteries installed. To do this:
If you have checked all of these things and still find that your keypad lock is not working after replacing its batteries, then it is likely that something else may be causing this problem (such as a faulty power supply). You should contact Schlage customer support for assistance.
Here are two ways to unlock your door if the Schlage lock is not working after the battery change
For Schlage Touch keyless BE375 and FE695 smart locks with no keyhole, you can use Emergency Jump to open a Schlage lock with a dead battery.
The emergency battery jump start steps:
Please note: Do not disconnect the battery before you open your door.
For Schlage BE365, BE367, BE369, FE575, FE595, Schlage Sense, Schlage Encode, and Schlage Connect smart locks that have keyhole and Cylinder, use Emergency Key Override to open a Schlage lock with a dead battery, or when no valid User Code is known:
This lock may be rekeyed to match other locks in the residence. Contact a locksmith for assistance.
To change the battery in Schlage Sense, Schlage Encode, and Schlage Connect door locks, use four alkaline AA batteries:
How To Replace Batteries On Schlage Keypad Lock
To change the battery in Schlage Touch keyless BE365, BE375, BE367, FE575, FE595, BE369, and FE695 lock, use one alkaline 9-volt battery:
What happens if Schlage Lock battery dies?
You will not unlock your Schlage lock with a keypad or Schlage app, but you still can open your Schlage lock with Emergency Jump and Emergency Key Override.
However, Your Schlage lock will give you low-battery warnings for multiple weeks before it loses power. You need to replace Schlage lock old battery asap.
How often change Schlage Lock battery?
If your Schlage smart lock uses four AA AA batteries, you should change the Schlage lock battery once a year.
if your Schlage locks use one alkaline 9-volt battery, you should change the battery once in two years.
How long does the 9 volt battery last in a Schlage Lock?
Schlage Touch keyless BE365, BE375, BE367, FE575, FE595, BE369, and FE695 use one alkaline 9-volt battery. The battery life will last two years with a low-battery warning that will alert you long before the battery is completely drained
How do you know when Schlage battery is low?
For almost all Schlage locks, when your Schlage locks battery is low, the Schlage low battery warning will notify you in time.
The specific Schlage low battery warning is:
Also, if you see the Schlage lock has a quick red blinking, but no codes have been entered, the Schlage lock battery is dead and MUST be replaced at once.
Will the Schlage lock still work if the battery goes out?
Yes. All Schlage smart locks are battery-operated, so they will continue to work during a power outage.
Why is my Schlage Lock draining battery so fast?
If your Schlage lock battery drains fast, the most common cause is that the Wi-Fi connection or Bluetooth connection is too weak, and multiple connection requests must be sent to unlock the lock.
If you want to fix this, check your network signal and try to boost your network signal.
What kind of battery does a Schlage lock use?
Schlage Sense, Schlage Encode, and Schlage Connect smart locks use four alkaline AA batteries.
Schlage Touch keyless BE365, BE375, BE367, FE575, FE595, BE369, and FE695 use one alkaline 9-volt battery.
How do you reset a Schlage lock after changing the battery?
To reset Schlage Sense, Schlage Encode, and Schlage Connect door locks after changing the battery:
To reset the Schlage Touch keyless BE365, BE375, BE367, FE575, FE595, BE369, and FE695 lock after changing the battery:
Schlage lock not working after battery change is a common problem, but it is easy to solve. If you have any more issues with the Schlage lock, please contact ShineACS Locks at any time.
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