Does the unit have a lockout mechanism after a certain number of attempts (e.g. 3 consecutive incorrect codes will prevent attempt for 5 minutes)
94426
I did not know so I actually keyed in several incorrect codes and the lock stopped responding. I went back several minutes later and was able to key in correct code, and it worked. So yes it does lockout.
90381
No, code is set independently of the lock. To close, you just close the lid and turn the handle to lock.
768856
No. It locks whenever engaged. You always have to input the code. I used it on an interior door but It stopped working for me after 2 weeks. I spent a total of $20 in postage to receive and return. It is very heavy. I was give credit but it was a net loss of $20 for postage. I now have an extra hole in my door. I haven't replaced it with anything yet.
1704376
Yes it has the ability to reset the codes. I did that for my O2 sensor error code. But if you dont deal with the reason for the error, the code will come up again.
868463
All you need to do is match the codes. In the instructions says something about it. If I remember you need to press the lock key for a few seconds while you switch the M1 buttons. I still need to do it myself. I havent been able to do it because my unit doesn't have a signal.
1618768
I have the same issue, so when I go to use it, I actually hit the enter button first, then I enter the code number followed by the enter button again. Then it works on the first try. I figure it just needs to 'wake up' first.
10828
Sometimes it gets stuck but if you push the bottom middle button down it will reset the buttons then you can put your code in and the hold the lever down and close it you have to enter your code in to open it and then reenter the code to reclose it
1064721
It has a hold feature on it, that keeps you from accidentally changing any of the settings. If that's not what you need to know, describe what you mean by "lock" and I'll try again to answer your question.
1034406
clearing the code doesnt fix any problem it just resets the computer. you need to see a mechanic.
33762
We have one installed. It is wonderful not having to use a key when leaving - just push the "lock" button. On entry, no fumbling for keys - just the code. When we're home or in the yard during the day, we usually leave ours unlocked, and it does not lock automatically. So either older/different model, or there is a setting. There was a one-time set up using some switches as I recall. Does NOT need to be reset after changing the batteries.
1281462
You have to be present to change the codes.The lock works very well, I have not had any problem so far.
1104389
not that I know of. I had the exact same issue when I just recently bought my house. I ended up buying a new remote for under $30 they're wireless so it was an easy install. In the instructions with the new remote nowhere in there does it tell you how to reset a code without knowing the previous code.
2247047
No It does not. I will just store the codes and tell you the assumed cause or causes. Codes will disappear as you address the issues. The light may go out after resolving the biggest issue but CarMD will not let you reset it.
1979029
I never experienced an error or fault code, but from talking with a friend, It needs to go back! You could try replacing batteries, but more than likely it will not fix the issue!
64670
Hello, Both features time delay or unlocks lock as soon you enter a valid code
1802493
Yes. But if you don't fix the problem at hand. The code Will come back everytime. Ex. An O2 sensor will bring a code up. Just because you clear or reset the code, the problem Will always exist and show up at your emission test station.
1725072
I have all the documents that came with the safe but don't see anything regarding an "error" message. There is a note that indicates that if you enter the wrong password 3 times it restricts any access for 3-5 minutes, but does not mention the "error" message... Have you tried to use your key to enter the safe, change the batteries, and reset the pass code? I don't know if any of those solutions will work, but changing the batteries seems, to me, like shutting down one's computer and restarting... Good luck!