It's pretty simple, really, once you know the following:


• Deadbolts must be locked manually. Our keypad deadbolt locks work just like the common keyed deadbolts locks you are used to — the lock's bolt stays unlatched and unlocked (retracted) until you turn and lock it. You can do this on either the inside or the outside.
  
  
• Latchbolts lock automatically. Our keypad latchbolt locks work differently — they latch and lock automatically every time you close your door, just like an interior door in a house. Their latchbolts are normally extended, so when you close your door, the latchbolt hits the strike in the frame around your door and is pushed into the lock until your door is closed and the latchbolt lines up with the hole in the strike plate. At that point, the spring inside the lock pushed the latchbolt out again so that it latches and locks automatically.
  
  Some of our latchbolt locks ALWAYS lock when closed and others have either a passage feature (also called hold back feature or classroom mode) that prevents them from locking. If you plan to go in and out frequently (to unload groceries, say), this can be quite handy!
  

• Spring Latchbolt

  This is a dead-locking spring latch bolt. This means it has a dead latch mechanism, called a plunger, which slides in and out along its top side. When the door is closed, the strike plate presses in the plunger and prevents the latchbolt from opening independently of the handle. When properly installed, dead-locking latchbolts cannot be opened by sliding a credit card between the door and the door frame.

  Spring latchbolts are normally extended when the door is ajar. As the door is closed, they come into contact with the strike plate. This pushes the spring latchbolt into a retracted position until the door lines up with the hole in the strike plate. Spring latchbolts can take quite a beating on heavy gates or doors that are slammed shut.

  	Lockey Spring Latchbolt Dimensions
  		Height of Face Plate:		2-1/4 in
  		Width of Face Plate:		1 in
  		Length of Spring Latchbolt:		4 in
  		Diameter of Spring Latchbolt:		3/4 in
  		Protrusion:		1/2 in

• Magnetic Latchbolt

  A magnetic latchbolt has a small but quite strong magnet in the extended end of the latchbolt and another one in the special strike plate that comes with it. This type of latchbolt is normally retracted inside the lock until the door is closed and the latchbolt is lined up with the strike plate in the door frame. When everything lines up, the attraction between the two magnets pulls the latch bolt out of the door and into the strike plate box which latches and locks the door.

  

  This type of latchbolt will hold up much better than a spring latchbolt on heavy doors and gates and in high traffic areas because it is retracted and is not hit each time the door is closed. The magnetic bolt is also a bit stronger than a spring latchbolt because it is a little longer and does not have a diagonally cut face. Instead, it is shaped more like a deadbolt.

  

  Magnetic latchbolts are only available on the Lockey 1150 and 1600 Heavy-Duty Locks.

  	Lockey Magnetic Latchbolt Dimensions
  		Height of Face Plate:		2-3/8 in
  		Width of Face Plate:		1 in
  		Total Length (when extended):		4 in
  		Diameter of Magnetic Latchbolt:		3/4 in
  		Protrusion:		5/8 in

Failure to follow the instructions could result in damage to your lock
so please read carefully.

Hold the outside body in the horizontal position.
Remove the 4 red screws. Carefully remove the plate, as there are many springs attached to it.

You must press in the C button from underneath until you have completed the code change, as it is impossible to lift out or insert the code tumblers if you don't. Forcing them will damage the lock.

There are blue tumblers (non-code) and red tumblers (code). Your code is made up from the red tumblers always prefixed by C to clear.
Never remove the C tumbler.

While continuing to press in the C button, using the tweezers provided, lift out the code / non code tumblers you wish to change.

When you re-insert the code/non code tumblers for your new code you must continue to press in the C button.

While pressing in the C button make sure that the colored top end of
the tumbler is facing upwards. Match the shape of the tumbler to the exact cut insert of the body.

Cut Example:
The code is made up of the numbers which have the red tumblers inserted next to, this shows C2469X.

Remember the red tumblers are the code and the blue tumblers are non-code.

Using the tumblers provided you can change your code from a
3 digit number up to a 7 digit number, always prefixed by C to clear.
To increase, remove the blue and add the red.
To decrease, remove the red and add the blue.

If you insert a tumbler in the wrong position, press in the C button and lift the tumbler out.

When you have completed changing your code, release the C button and replace the plate carefully. Always test your new code before installing/re-installing your lock to the door.

The finish on the exterior and interior sections of the lock are the same. Finishes are subject to availability.
	All our locks are constructed of high-quality, alloyed steel, stainless steel, or brass component
(click to enlarge) .

The following options are available:

1. Standard size. Available in all finishes. It is approximately 1-3/8 in. in diameter and 11/16 in. deep.The 3000 series comes with a bigger knob than 2000 series.
2. Oversized. Available in all finishes except red and white. The oversized knob is 1-3/4 inches in diameter by 1-1/4 inches deep.
3. Oversized with a key override.
   

• Key override voids the Lifetime Warranty.
  
  
• Key overrides are available on most 2000 Series locks and come in all finishes except red and white.

  Key Override Option shown on 2000 Series Lock

  Pricing is extra and is added to the cost of your lock at the time you place an order
  
  
• If you order more than one lock with the key override option, you can choose to have them keyed alike or differently.
  
  
• If you lose the keys, just contact us for a replacement.
  
  
• Locks with key overrides are installed exactly the same way as regular locks.

Lock Combinations Information
Lock	Digits You Can Use	Can Digits Repeat?	Total Possible Combinations
Key Safe	0-9, A, B	No	4095
1150	0-9, A, B	No	4095
2200	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
2210	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
2230	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
2435	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
2500	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
2835	0-9, X, Z	No	4095
3210	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
3230	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
7055	1-8	Yes	65398
1150DC	0-9, A, B	No	4095
210P	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
2210DC	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
2230DC	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
2230DC	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
2835DC	0-9, X, Z	No	4095
310P	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
3210DC	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
3230DC	0-9, X, Y, Z	No	8191
7070N	1-8	Yes	65398
M210	0-9, A, B	No	4095
M220	0-9, A, B	No	4095