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Garagedoor Lock Pro 135 A Series Installation And Operating Manual

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Installation and Operating
Guide for the garage door
lock
Pro-Series 135 A
Note:
Exterior Key Release, Pull Cable Kit, must be
installed on single entry or vaulted garages.
Random-Code
Remotes allow secure
wireless control of the locking system

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  • Page 1 Installation and Operating Guide for the garage door lock Pro-Series 135 A Random-Code Remotes allow secure wireless control of the locking system Note: Exterior Key Release, Pull Cable Kit, must be installed on single entry or vaulted garages.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Introduction and Table of Contents Page 1 Fastening Wire Cable to Door Read these instructions completely prior to installation, pay special attention to WARNINGS, CAUTIONS and order of installation steps. Making Receiver Holes In Track Installing Red L.E.D. The first section of this instruction manual covers lock-head installation on roll up garage doors.
  • Page 3 Safety,Warnings and Cautions Page 2 IM PORTANT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION ! WARNINGS ! To reduce the risk of severe injury or death: 1. READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS 2. Install garage door lock only on properly balanced and lubricated garage door. An improperly balanced door may not reverse when required and could result in SEVERE INJURY or DEATH.

  • Page 4: Safety,Warnings And Cautions

    Safety,Warnings and Cautions Page 3 9. To prevent INJURY from pinching, Keep hands, and fingers away from the joints while installing and testing the lock system on the garage door. 10. Review the SAFTEY GUIDE in the operator owners manual. While installing the GARAGE DOOR LOCK use common sense.

  • Page 5: Introduction

    FCC Guideline Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Elocksys, Inc. could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This product has been tested and complies with the specifications for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

  • Page 7: Required Tools

    Required Tools Page 4 Drill Hammer 5/16”, 3/8” Drill Bitts 5/64”, 1/8” Drill bit #2 Phillips bit Side Cutters Flat blade screw driver Pliers #2 Phillips screw driver Step Ladder Pocket Phillips screw driver 7/16” Wrench Pencil ½ ” Wrench M edium metal file 16 foot tape M easure...

  • Page 8: Hardware Kit Contents

    Page 5 Hardware Kit Contents Plastic control wire bracket Qty 1 One hole strap for wire cable Support Qty 13 One hole strap for M agnetic Switch Qty 1 7” Tie Strap Qty 4 4” Tie Strap # 8 X 1 5/8” inch Drywall screw Qty 10 Qty 10 1”...

  • Page 9: Unpacking & Layout

    Unpacking & Layout Step 1 Page 6 Unpack contents from box taking extreme care not to bend or kink wire cable. Lay lock assembly on floor inside garage with door closed. Place lock head ( A ) on your left looking at the door from inside, lock head ( B ) on right. S top and double check to see if you have the correct lock kit for your garage door (roll up or one piece), operator (random or fixed code) and that door size matches the lock size.

  • Page 10: Preparing Door Operator

    Page 7 Preparing Door Operator Step 2 DO THIS NOW !!! Random Code: Unlearn all remotes and keypads following the procedures from the manufacturers manual or on the door operator near the learn button. Fixed: Remove all batteries from existing remotes, key pad and store away. Place these items in the RED bag supplied with kit.

  • Page 11: Warning Sheet

    WARNING SHEET Page 8 DO NOT EVER USE THE OLD OPERATOR REMOTES OR KEYPAD While the lock is installed on the door. IF THE DOOR OPERATOR DOES NOT ACTIVATE TO OPEN WHEN THE WALL SWITCH, NEW KEYPAD OR NEW REMOTE DO NOT BUTTONS ARE PRESSED, ATTEMPT TO USE THE OLD...

  • Page 12: Preparing Door

    Preparing Door Page9 Step 3 Unplug garage door operator from 110 AC outlet. Do not pull release rope on operator until instructed to do so. This step is also used for one piece door installation. 110AC OUTLET Release only when instructed Unplug and leave and not before.

  • Page 13: Marking Door For Correct Lock-Head Position

    Marking Door For Correct Lock-Head Position Page 10 Step 4 Start with the garage door closed completely. To prevent any possibility of stretching the wire cable, use dimension given on sheet labeled “Use This Dimension”, as a reference for lock-head location. M ake marks on door as shown in figure 1.

  • Page 14: Mounting The First Lock-Head

    Page 11 Mounting The First Lock-Head Step 5 First locate any existing lock receiver holes or pre-cut knock-outs in the door track. If none exist a receiver hole must be made on one side. Be careful when picking lock-head locations, not to interfere with any hinges hardware etc. In full lock position, insert dead bolt into receiver hole in track and center vertically.

  • Page 15: Mounting The Second Lock-Head

    Mounting The Second Lock-Head Page 12 Step 6 M easure the distance from floor to bottom edge of the previously mounted lock-head. Use this measurement to set the vertical height of the second lock-head to be mounted. See figure 4. M ount the second lock-head, using the reference mark made on the door from step 4 never letting outer edge of lock head go past mark.

  • Page 16: Fastening Wire Cable To Door

    Page 13 Fastening Wire Cable to Door Step 7 While keeping cable straight and level, use plastic one hole straps and screws supplied with the kit to fasten wire cable to inside of door. See figure 5. This step is also used for one piece door installation. Fig 5 Attaching wire cable to door Mounting location (B) for doors five...

  • Page 17: Making Receiver Holes In Track

    Page 14 Making Receiver Holes In Track Step 8 M anually retract dead bolts, pull release rope on operator to disengage door. Lift door manually and make receiver holes using marks made previously in steps 5 and 6. See figures 2 and 3 below for details. Close door and operate lock manually, look for dead bolts to extend through receiver holes.

  • Page 18: Installing Red L.e.d

    Page 15 Installing Red L.E.D. Step 9 Locate pilot hole using measurements on figure 6. From inside of door, drill through door , with 1/8” pilot hole. From outside of door drill 5/16” hole using pilot hole reference. Insert LED from inside through hole. Hold LED mount firmly & insert LED into its own holder.

  • Page 19: Led Install Through Door Panel

    LED Install Through Door Panel Page 16 Figure 7 Follow in order numbers 1-6 Use the 1/8 inch pilot hole as Drill 1/8 inch pilot hole your center point. Drill a from the inside or back of 5/16 inch hole from the front the panel side of the Panel After snapping the LED into the...

  • Page 20: Mounting Plastic Bracket To Track

    Page 17 Mounting Plastic Bracket To Track Step 10 Remove 2 bolts from track near top of door on left track. M ount bracket using bolts supplied. Reuse nuts see Figure _8_. Stretch and attach wire as shown in Figure _9_. Figure 8 Attaching Plastic Wire Bracket to Garage Door Track Figure 9...

  • Page 21: Routing Wire

    Routing Wire. Page 18 Step 11 Carefully route wire up the wall, around track and drum assembly. Fasten wire to header using four of the plastic one hole straps with 1 5/8” drywall screws supplied with with kit. Follow diagram for wire routing see figure 10. Figure 10 Wrap the sensor wire around a Phillips screw driver to train the Routing and attaching wire on the wall...

  • Page 22: Suspending Wire Harness From Header To Operator

    Page 19 Suspending Wire Harness From Header to Operator Step 12 Install screw hook into header approximately 6” from operator rail on the right side, facing the header. At height of operator mounting point, see figure _11_. Step 13 Support string. Tie one end of string to operator frame.

  • Page 23: Mounting Electrical Control Box

    Mounting Electrical Control Box Page 20 Step 15 M ount electrical control box by using tie straps see figure 12. Use method best suited for application. Step 16 Making Wire Connections. Connect wire for electrical box see figure 12. M ake sure all wiring is clear of any moving parts. These steps are also used for one piece door installation.

  • Page 24: Mounting Magnetic Door Switch

    Mounting Magnetic Door Switch. Page 21 S tep 17 M ount magnetic door switch to top left corner of door and header see figure 13. S uggestion: M ark position of magnetic bracket with the door closed. Open door and install bracket in marked position. Close door and adjust as necessary.

  • Page 25: This Section Is For One Piece Doors Only

    This Section Is For One Piece Doors ONLY Page 22 For complete information on one piece door installation instructions it will be necessary to refer to steps 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16, in section one of this instruction manual. Use this section for mounting lock-head (A) and lock-head (B) on a one piece door, along with the metal wire bracket and the magnetic switch assembly.

  • Page 26: How To Mount Lock-Head (A) And (B) On A One Piece Door

    How To Mount Lock-Head (A) and (B) On a One Piece Door. Page 23 M ount lock-head (A) and lock head (B) spacer blocks as shown in figures below. Note: Spacer blocks must be mounted as close to the bottom of the door hinge as possible, you may need to adjust for best fit.

  • Page 27: Metal Wire Harness Bracket For One Piece Doors

    Metal Wire Harness Bracket For One Piece Doors Page 24 Place metal bracket on large pivot rod with the curved end toward the garage door, 5/8 of an inch away from the hinge plate see figure ( a ) below. Tighten thumb screw and check to be sure the metal wire bracket is not rubbing on the hinge plate.

  • Page 28: One Piece Door Magnetic Switch Installation

    One Piece Door Magnetic Switch Installation Page 25 This instruction sheet is for ONE PIECE DOORS ONLY Temporarily position the magnet and plastic bracket against the side edge of the door panel to help locate mounting point of magnetic switch to header. Install magnetic switch on header as shown below figure (A).

  • Page 29: Powering Up

    Page 26 Powering Up. Step 19 Plug operator into electrical control box and then plug control box into 110V AC outlet. Step 20 learning remotes. Learn all remotes following procedures in Operating Instructions, ( learning and unlearning remotes to control box) Step 21 Latch Door To Rail Latch door back into operator.

  • Page 30: Learning And Unlearning The Remotes To The Control Box

    Page 27 Normal Operating Instructions Learning and unlearning the remotes to the control box. TO LEARN the remotes: Press and hold the learn button on the control box. The red LED will light up and then go off. Release the learn button. Now press the top left button on the remote ONCE then wait one second press it again, wait one more second press the button one more time.

  • Page 31: Activating And Deactivating Auto Close And Lock Feature

    Activating and Deactivating Auto Close and Lock Feature Page 28 Caution: This lock kit comes from the manufacturer with the (auto close feature) deactivated. If you choose to activate the (auto close feature) take extra precautions when working in and around the garage door way. DO NOT Leave anything in the door way that can block or stop the door from closing.

  • Page 32: Power Out Manually Operating Lock

    Power out manually operating lock Page 29 Manually Operating Lock: If the power goes out or if the garage door operator stops working you can still operate the garage door and GARAGE DOOR LOCK manually. BEFORE you pull the garage door release on the operator track. M anually unlock the GARAGE DOOR LOCK, follow the instructions as shown below.

  • Page 33: Replacement Parts And Accessories

    Replacement Parts and Accessories Page 30 Accessories Manual Key pull kit Wireless keypad. Remotes Extra remotes Replacement Parts Battery for the remote. Replace with battery type 23A 12 volt remote control battery. Light bulb on the control Replace with a standard 40 to 60 watt 110 VAC light box.

  • Page 34: How To Change Batteries

    How To Change Batteries Page 31 To Change the battery in the remotes follow steps A-F as shown below in figures (a) and (b). ( A ) Use a jewelers phillips screwdriver to remove the screw holding the remote assembly together. Caution: ( B ) Gently separate the remote case halves.

  • Page 35: Warranty Limitations And Guidelines

    Warranty Limitations and Guidelines Page 32 We at Elocksys limit warranty of this product as stated below. One year limited warranty on mechanical and electrical components only, against manufacturers workmanship and material defects. We test each lock before it is packaged for sale, we will not cover or be responsible for damage as a result of mishandling, pure or incorrect installation, nor will we cover human error or implied accidents by the customer or installer.

  • Page 36: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Page 33 For Technical Assistance Contact us at WWW.elocksys.com The garage door lock is assembly tested, unit tested and run tested for quality assurance before it is packaged for sale. We at elocksys Inc. take pride in creating products that customers can rely on. Use this troubleshooting table to help troubleshoot possible errors that may occur during installation or everyday use of the garage door lock.
  • Page 37 Troubleshooting Guide for Remotes Page 34 Remotes Light bulb on the control box does Relearn remote in question. When the light button on the remote not turn on or respond to remote. is pushed. Change battery or check battery Red LED Blinds rapidly. When any button on the remote is connection.
  • Page 38 Page 35 Troubleshooting Guide Lock control box. When learn button on the control Red LED on the control box does not Check to make sure the control box box is pushed. turn on. is plugged into the 110 VAC outlet in the garage ceiling.
  • Page 39 Troubleshooting Guide Page 36 Lock heads Power operated doors Check Power Supply at 110AC outlet The lock does not unlock and the door When the door button on the remote and check circuit breaker on the control does not open. or wall switch is pushed to unlock box.
  • Page 40 Troubleshooting Guide Page 37 Operator (garage door operator) Check to make sure lock head is Lock, unlocks but the operator does When the door button on the running to its fully unlocked position. not run to open the door. remote or wall switch is pushed to unlock and open the garage door..

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