KWIKSET POWERBOLT2 (01) PDF MANUAL

Required Tools:

4 AA Batteries

Ruler

Phillips screwdriver

Additional Tools (depending on application):

Hammer

Wood block

Pliers

Follow these steps to prepare your door and confirm its dimensions:

A. Measure to confirm that the hole in the door is either 2-1/8″ (54 mm) or 1-1/2″ (38 mm). Note: Additional door preparation may be required for doors with 1-1/2″ (38 mm) holes.

B. Measure to confirm that the backset is either 2-3/8″ or 2-3/4″ (60 or 70 mm). The backset is the distance from the door edge to the center of the hole in the door face.

C. Measure to confirm that the hole in the door edge is 1″ (25 mm).

D. Measure to confirm that the door is either 1-3/8″ or 1-3/4″ (35 mm or 44 mm) thick.

Step A: Center the latch hole

Hold the latch in front of the door hole, with the latch face flush against the door edge. Check if the slotted hole is centered in the door hole. If it is not centered, rotate the latch face as shown (180°) to extend the latch and re-center it.

Step B: Install the latch

Determine if your door edge is chiseled or not.

If YES (chiseled): Install the latch (A) into the door with the supplied screws (K). Make sure the slotted hole is at the bottom of the latch.

If NO (not chiseled): Use a flathead screwdriver to lift tabs on the collar of the rectangular face to remove it from the latch. Install the drive-in collar (B) by aligning the tabs with the holes in the collar and ensuring it snaps into place. Pull the collar to test for a tight fit. Then, install the latch into the door with a wood block and hammer. Make sure the slotted hole is at the bottom of the latch.

Step C: Install the strike

Install the strike (C) on the door frame with the supplied screws (P). Make sure the hole in the door frame is drilled a minimum of 1″ (25 mm) deep.

Step D: Check the latch bolt

IMPORTANT: Make sure the latch bolt is fully retracted (in the unlocked position) before proceeding.

If your door has a 1-1/2″ (38 mm) hole instead of the standard 2-1/8″ (54 mm) hole, follow these steps:

A. Remove adapter ring from exterior assembly:

1. Remove the gasket from the exterior assembly (E).

2. Remove the adapter ring from the exterior assembly.

3. Reinstall the gasket, ensuring a tight seal.

B. Remove tabs from the mounting plate:

Use pliers to remove the two break-away tabs from the mounting plate (G).

A. Route the cable below the latch.

B. IMPORTANT: Make sure the latch is fully retracted (in the unlocked position).

C. IMPORTANT: Make sure the torque blade is in the horizontal position.

D. Insert the torque blade through the horizontal slot in the latch.

E. IMPORTANT: Hold the exterior assembly on the outside firmly for the next steps.

F. From the interior side of the door, push the torque blade through the center hole in the mounting plate (G) and send the cable through the bottom hole.

G. Secure the mounting plate with the supplied screws (M). Keep the mounting plate parallel to the door edge.

H. Insert the key and test the latch for smooth operation. If the latch does not operate smoothly, adjust the screws.

I. Remove the key and make sure the latch bolt is still in the unlocked position.

A. Remove the battery cover (J) from the interior assembly (H).

B. Load 4 AA batteries into the interior assembly. For best results, use new, non-rechargeable Alkaline batteries only. Ensure correct polarity. Note: the turnpiece may move on its own.

C. Press and hold the Reset button on the interior assembly for 5 seconds, until you hear 3 long beeps.

D. Align the colored edges of the connectors and ensure a tight cable connection.

E. IMPORTANT: Rotate the turnpiece AWAY from the door edge and make sure the latch is fully retracted (in the unlocked position). The turnpiece should be rotated about 45 degrees from vertical.

F. Make sure the torque blade is still in the horizontal position and install the interior assembly.

G. Test the turnpiece for smooth rotation. If the turnpiece doesn’t rotate, repeat steps 5E and 5F, making sure to rotate the turnpiece AWAY from the door edge.

H. Secure the interior assembly with the supplied screws (L).

I. Reinstall the battery cover and make sure the latch is still in the unlocked position.

This step teaches the lock the orientation of the door and is crucial for lock operation.

A. Teach the lock the orientation of the door:

While the door is OPEN and UNLOCKED, enter the following code:

1. Press 0-0-0-0. (This is your default Mastercode).

2. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

3. Press 0.

4. Press the Lock button.

Note: Each button on the keypad represents two numbers. You only need to push the button once to get either number.

B. Confirm the result:

The latch bolt will extend and retract. The lock will beep and the keypad will turn green or red.

Green (with 2 beeps): The door has successfully learned the orientation of the door. Continue to step 6C.

Red (with 3 beeps): Make sure the door is unlocked and that you are using a fresh set of batteries. Repeat step 6A.

C. Test the lock operation:

Press the Lock button. The latch bolt should extend to lock.

D. Test the unlock operation:

Enter the default User Code (1-2-3-4), then press the Lock button. The door will unlock.

IMPORTANT: It is recommended that you replace the default Mastercode and default User Code with codes of your own.

If needed, re-key the lock to work with your existing key. See the supplied SmartKey Re-Key instructions for more information. This involves using the SmartKey tool (D).

CAUTION: If you use this procedure, all User Codes will be deleted, and the default Mastercode (0-0-0-0) and User Code (1-2-3-4) will be restored. You will no longer be able to unlock the door with your old User Codes.

1. Make sure the lock is unlocked and the door is open.

2. Enter your existing Mastercode. For new install, the default is 0-0-0-0.

3. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

4. Press 5.

5. Press the Lock button. You will hear two beeps if successful. If you hear three beeps, it was unsuccessful. Repeat from step 1 slowly.

Now a new code can only be operated by the key and turnpiece until a new User Code is added in step 8B.

A total of 6 User Codes (and a temporary one-time User Code) may be programmed. Do not program a User Code that is the same as your Mastercode.

1. Make sure the lock is unlocked and the door is open.

2. Enter your existing Mastercode. For new install, the default is 0-0-0-0.

3. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

4. Press 1.

5. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

6. Enter a new User Code. It must be 4-10 digits.

7. Press the Lock button. You will hear two beeps if successful. If you hear three beeps, it was unsuccessful. Repeat from step 1 slowly.

8. Test the code: While your door is open, lock it. Enter your new User Code, then press the Lock button. The door should unlock.

The Mastercode will not unlock your door. It is an added security feature that is used for all programming functions. The default Mastercode is 0-0-0-0. It is recommended that you change it to a code of your own.

1. Make sure the lock is unlocked and the door is open.

2. Enter your existing Mastercode. For new install, the default is 0-0-0-0.

3. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

4. Press 7.

5. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

6. Enter a new Mastercode. It must be between 4 and 10 digits.

7. Press the Lock button. You will hear two beeps if successful. If you hear three beeps, it was unsuccessful. Repeat from step 1 slowly.

The Auto-Lock feature automatically re-locks your door 30 seconds after unlocking. This feature is off by default.

1. Make sure the lock is unlocked and the door is open.

2. Enter your existing Mastercode.

3. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

4. Press 1-1.

5. Press the Lock button. You will hear two beeps if successful. If you hear three beeps, it was unsuccessful. Repeat from step 1 slowly.

You can set the Auto-Lock time delay to 30, 60, 120, or 180 seconds.

1. Make sure the lock is unlocked and the door is open.

2. Enter your existing Mastercode.

3. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

4. Press 1-3.

5. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

6. For 30 seconds, press 1. For 60 seconds, press 3. For 120 seconds, press 5. For 180 seconds, press 7.

7. Press the Lock button. You will hear two beeps if successful. If you hear three beeps, it was unsuccessful. Repeat from step 1 slowly.

If User Codes are disabled (for example: when you go on vacation), the lock can only be operated by the key and the turnpiece until they are enabled again.

1. Make sure the lock is unlocked and the door is open.

2. Enter your existing Mastercode.

3. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

4. Press 1-7.

5. Press the Lock button. You will hear two beeps if successful. If you hear three beeps, it was unsuccessful. Repeat from step 1 slowly.

1. Make sure the lock is unlocked and the door is open.

2. Enter your existing Mastercode.

3. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

4. Press 3.

5. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

6. Enter the User Code you wish to delete.

7. Press the Lock button. You will hear two beeps if successful. If you hear three beeps, it was unsuccessful. Repeat from step 1 slowly.

8. Test the code: While your door is open, lock it. Enter the User Code, then press the Lock button. The door should not unlock.

A one-time user code may be used only once, and then it will be deleted immediately after use.

1. Make sure the lock is unlocked and the door is open.

2. Enter your existing Mastercode.

3. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

4. Press 1-9.

5. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

6. Enter a new User Code. It must be 4-10 digits.

7. Press the Lock button. You will hear two beeps if successful. If you hear three beeps, it was unsuccessful. Repeat from step 1 slowly.

If the lock is muted, you will not hear beeping during programming, normal operation, or low battery indicators.

1. Make sure the lock is unlocked and the door is open.

2. Enter your Mastercode.

3. Press the Lock button. You will hear one beep.

4. Press 1-5.

5. Press the Lock button. You will hear two beeps if successful. If you hear three beeps, it was unsuccessful. Repeat from step 1 slowly.

This procedure will delete all User Codes associated with the lock, and the default Mastercode (0-0-0-0) and User Code (1-2-3-4) will be restored.

1. Remove the battery pack.

2. Press and HOLD the Reset button while reinserting the battery pack. Keep holding the button for 5 seconds until you hear 3 long beeps.

3. Press and release the Reset button. You will hear 1 long beep.

4. The latch bolt will extend and retract to learn the orientation of the door. The keypad will flash green and you will hear 2 beeps. If unsuccessful, the keypad will flash red, and you will hear 3 beeps. If this occurs, remove the batteries and try the restore process again.

5. After a few seconds, the lock will initiate the door handing process again automatically.

6. Test the lock: With the door open and unlocked, press the Lock button. The latch bolt should extend.

7. Test the default User Code: Enter the default User Code (1-2-3-4), then press the Lock button. The door should unlock.

The lock cannot be locked or unlocked by the keypad.

Make sure the lock is programmed with at least one User Code and that the User Codes are not disabled. If needed, restore the lock’s default settings.

The keypad doesn’t respond when touched (no lights are visible and no beeping is heard).

Make sure the cables are properly connected, and make sure the batteries are new and installed correctly.

If the turnpiece will not rotate, remove the interior assembly and make sure the turnpiece is rotated away from the door edge. Ensure the torque blade is in the horizontal position, then reinstall the interior assembly.

The lock was working fine, but then the latch bolt will no longer move, and the turnpiece will not rotate.

The door handing process may not have been performed. Run the door handing process again. It runs automatically after a successful default setting restore.

The latch bolt will not move and the door still won’t unlock. I see a key in the door. I see a single beep. The turnpiece will not rotate.

The battery is too low to retract the bolt. This can be verified if you see the key in the door, see one beep, and the turnpiece will not rotate. To temporarily unlock the door, use the key or a 9V battery to touch the terminals below the keypad. Then replace the AA batteries.

Make sure the hole in the door frame behind the strike is drilled at least 1 inch (25 mm) deep. Also, check for alignment of the latch with the strike hole. If needed, reposition the strike.