52437-001 English
Rev 02
KEYPAD ELECTRONIC LOCKS
Quick Start Guide
Welcome to the Weiser family!
This guide will get you up and running
with your new SmartCode™ Lock.
If you have any issues, please visit our
support center: Weiserlock.com
or call us at 1-800-501-9471.
Table of contents
Parts in the box ................................................4
Required tools ..................................................5
Installation ...........................................................7
Programming guide ......................................19
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Parts in the box
Contemporary Traditional
Exterior assembly Interior assembly Interior cover
Step 1 03809 actual
size
Latch Collar
Step 2 52531 actual
size
Strike
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Step 3 Required
tools
Mounting Keys
plate
actual
52367 size
actual
52502 size
Philips
Step 4 screwdriver
SmartKey™ tool
with instructions
No electric drills
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Installation
! Remove your existing deadbolt and strike
1-3/8” to 1-3/4”
(35mm - 44mm)
1-1/2” or 2-1/8”
(38 or 54mm)
If drilling a new door, use
the supplied template and
instructions available at:
weiserlock.com/doorprep
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1 Install the latch
[OUTSIDE]
A UP is on top.
*Use the longer
screws if the holes
are worn out.
You will have two
extra screws.
B If the rectangle shaped 03809*
hole is not centered in
the door hole, rotate
(2X)
the latch face to extend
the latch.
If your door is not chiseled,
install the drive-in collar. wood block
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2 Install the strike
*Install the longer screws
closest to the door jamb.
52531*
(4X)
Use the longer screws if
the holes are worn out.
Please note there will be
two extra screws.
DOOR
JAMB
1" (25 mm)
hole depth
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3.1 Install the exterior assembly
Make sure bolt
is RETRACTED
[OUTSIDE]
If your door hole is 1-1/2” (38mm), A Route cable under the latch.
remove the adapter ring, and discard it.
38 mm
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Tighten the screws evenly.
DO NOT over-tighten.
Keep parallel to
the door edge
TOP on the
mounting plate
should be visible
52367
(2X)
Make sure the flat
blade is centered in the
[INSIDE] mounting plate hole.
B Route the cable C Push the cable into D Insert the key and test
through the the bottom hole of the latch. If the latch
center hole of the the mounting plate. does not extend or
mounting plate. retract smoothly, adjust
the screws. Leave bolt
LOCKED/EXTENDED.
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3.2 Install the interior assembly
Check to make sure
the latch bolt is in
the extended/locked
position to install the
interior assembly.
Remove the interior
cover from the
interior assembly.
If the turnpiece is not
pointing up, rotate the
turnpiece until you
hear a click.
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A Connect the cable.
Ensure a tight cable
connection.
Secure the interior assembly
onto the mounting plate.
B Route cable around
the side notch and
bottom of the interior
assembly.
C Insert the flat blade
into the turnpiece shaft.
52502
(2X)
[INSIDE]
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4 Install the AA Batteries
Ensure the door is open while
installing batteries.
Note: Batteries are not included
Ensure correct polarity. For best
results, use new, non-rechargeable
Alkaline batteries only.
[INSIDE]
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5 Add a User Code and Install Cover
Secure the interior cover
onto the interior assembly.
Add a User Code per
instructions on page 19.
After the first User Code is
created, the latch bolt will
automatically retract and
extend to learn the locking and
unlocking direction of the door.
Bolt will extend and retract to learn
the orientation of the door.
Keypad will indicate success or failure.
Green: Door handing was successful.
Red: Door handing was unsuccessful.
Make sure the interior and batteries
are correctly intalled.
[OUTSIDE]
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Before you can lock or unlock the door a User Code must be created.
Refer to page 19 for instructions on how to create a User Code.
Locking Unlocking
To lock your door, press the Lock To unlock your door, enter the User
button. The lock will beep and the Code. The lock will beep and the
keypad will flash amber as the bolt keypad will flash green and beep
extends. twice as the bolt retracts.
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SmartCode™ at a Glance
Exterior Interior
1 4
3
6 7
1. Lock Button 4. Battery Holder
Used for programming, clearing User Code Uses 4 AA Alkaline batteries, 1.5V
entry errors, lighting up the keypad and
locking the door. 5. Programming Button
Used for programming functions.
2. Number Buttons
Used to enter User Codes. Each code must 6. Turnpiece
be 4 to 8 digits in length. Lock and unlock from the interior.
7. Battery Cover
3. SmartKey Cylinder Push it upward and outward to replace
Rekeyable cylinder retracts and extends the the batteries.
latch bolt by key from the exterior.
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SmartKey Re-Keying
Re-key the lock to work with your
existing key. See the supplied
SmartKey Re-key instructions for more
information.
Note: If Auto-Lock is enabled, remove
the batteries before re-keying your lock.
System Alerts
Operation Lights Sounds Explanation Troubleshoot
Flashes GREEN x2 2 beeps Successful unlock
Flashes RED x10 10 beeps Low battery Install fresh new batteries
Unlock
Flashes RED x 3 3 beeps Incorrect User Code Check code, and retry
Exceed 3 incorrect Wait 1 minute, check code,
Flashes RED x15 15 beeps
User Code attempts and retry
Flashes AMBER x2 2 beeps Successful lock
Lock Flashes RED x10 10 beeps Low battery Install fresh new batteries
Alternate RED/
5 beeps Stuck/Jammed bolt Clear jam and try again
WHITE Flash x5
Flashes GREEN x1 1 beep Successful
Retry factory reset steps.
Factory
Make sure to press the
Reset
Flashes RED x3 3 beeps Unsuccessful Programming Button one
more time within 10 seconds
after the long beep.
Flashes GREEN x1 1 beep Successful
Programming
Flashes RED x3 3 beeps Unsuccessful Review Programming steps
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Programming
Ensure the door is open before performing any programming.
The programming button is located on the interior chassis below the battery
holder (refer to page 17). During programming, if no button is pressed within 5
seconds, the system will time out and you will need to restart the procedure.
Add User Code Programming 1 enter UC
(UC) Button
Delete Individual Programming 2 enter UC enter UC
User Codes (UC) Button to delete to delete
Add/Change
Programming Code Programming 3 enter PC
(PC) Button
Delete all Programming 4 4
User Codes Button
Enable/Disable Programming 5
Audio Button
Enable/Disable Programming
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User Codes Button
Add One-time Programming
7 enter one-time UC
User Code Button
Change Auto-Lock Programming 8 press button for delay
Time Delay Button
1 30 seconds 2 1 minute 3 3 minutes 4 5 minutes 5 10 minutes
Enable/Disable Programming
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Auto-Lock Button
Door Rehanding Programming 0
Button
Factory Reset Programming Button
(lock must be in Press and HOLD Programming Button for 15 seconds
unlocked position) again
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Programming Notes
Add User Code:
Up to 50 User Codes can be saved. User Codes should be 4 to 8 digits in length.
For security reasons, the first 4 digits of each User Code must be unique. For
example, you are unable to program a User Code 1-2-3-4-5 as well as a User Code
1-2-3-4-6.
Press the lock button before entering your code to light up the keypad at night.
Enable/Disable Programming Code:
Optional: A Programming Code enables you to make programming changes without
needing to access the programming button. This is ideal for landlords to allow
programming from the outside without access to the interior programming button.
One Programming Code can be saved and should be 4 to 8 digits in length.
The Programming Code can not be the same as any User Code and will not
unlock the lock.
To program the lock when the Programming Code is enabled, instead of pressing
the programming button, enter the Programming Code, press the lock button and
proceed with the remaining steps on page 19. Repeat the programming steps to
disable the Programming Code. Please note once a Programing Code is enabled,
the programming button is disabled and can only be used to factory reset the lock.
Delete All User Codes:
Keypad locking function will be disabled when User Codes are deleted. The lock
can only be operated manually by key during this time.
Enable/Disable Audio:
LED status indicator will still function once audio is disabled. Repeat the
programming steps to enable the audio.
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Programming Notes
Enable/Disable User Codes:
When all User Codes are disabled, all electronic functions will be disabled as
well. The door must be locked or unlocked manually with the key. Repeat the
programming steps to enable the User Codes.
Add One-Time Use Code:
Up to 10 One-time User Codes can be saved. One-time User Codes should be 4 to
8 digits in length. The One-Time User Code will be deleted automatically after it is
used. The same One-Time User Code can be created again after it’s used.
Change Auto-Lock Time Delay:
Press the keypad number that corresponds to your time delay preference:
“1”: 30 seconds “2”: 1 minute “3”: 3 minutes “4”: 5 minutes “5”: 10 minutes
Enable/Disable AutoLock:
The default setting is disabled. Once you enable auto-lock the default setting is
set to 30 seconds.
To change the auto lock time delay, see the “Change Auto-Lock Time Delay”
programming step.
Repeat the programming steps to disable auto-lock.
Door Rehanding Identification:
Perform this process for the lock to learn the locking and unlocking direction of
the door.
This feature is used for the lock to learn the orientation of your door (left- or right-
handed). If stuck/jammed bolt error continues to occur after performing this
step, please make sure there is no obstruction from strike or door jamb to prevent
the bolt from extending.
Factory Reset:
A factory reset will delete all User Codes and change all programming to factory
settings.
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Important Safeguards
1. Read all instructions in their entirety. 5. If using the Auto-Lock features, make sure you
have your smartphone or standard key with you
2. Familiarize yourself with all warning and caution
to prevent locking yourself out.
statements.
6. Familiarize yourself with the system alerts.
3. Remind all family members of safety precautions.
7. Replace low batteries immediately.
4. Always have access to your lock’s standard key.
8. Dispose of used batteries according to local laws
and regulations.
WARNING: 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.
CAUTION: Prevent unauthorized entry. Since anyone with access to the back panel can change the User Codes, you
must restrict access to the back panel and routinely check the User Codes to ensure they have not been altered without your
knowledge. The use of a programming code can help protect your system’s settings.
Regulatory Compliance
This product complies with and, if not installed and used in IMPORTANT! Changes or
standards established by the accordance with the instructions, modifications not expressly
following regulatory bodies: may cause harmful interference approved by the manufacturer could
• Federal Communications to radio communications. void the user’s authority to operate
Commission (FCC) However, there is no guarantee the equipment.
• Industry Canada that interference will not occur
in a particular installation. If this Industry Canada
FCC equipment does cause harmful This device contains licence-exempt
This device complies with Part 15 of interference to radio or television transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that
the FCC Rules. Operation is subject reception, which can be determined comply with Innovation, Science and
to the following two conditions: by turning the equipment off and Economic Development Canada’s
( 1 ) this device may not cause on, the user is encouraged to try to licence-exempt RSS(s). Operation
harmful interference, and ( 2 ) this correct the interference by one or is subject to the following two
device must accept any interference more of the following measures: conditions: ( 1 ) This device may not
received, including interference that • Reorient or relocate the receiving cause interference, and
may cause undesired operation. antenna. ( 2 ) This device must accept any
This equipment has been tested and • Increase the separation between interference, including interference
found to comply with the limits for the equipment and receiver. that may cause undesired operation
a Class B digital device, pursuant • Connect the equipment into an of the device.
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These outlet on a circuit different from • CAN ICES-3(B) / NMB-3(B)
limits are designed to provide that to which the receiver is
reasonable protection against connected.
harmful interference in a residential • Consult the dealer or an
installation. experienced radio/TV technician
This equipment generates, uses, and for help.
can radiate radio frequency energy
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