How To Reset Schlage Encode Keypad Lock? - Home Automation

Overview of How to Reset Schlage Encode Keypad Lock?

Schlage smart locks include model labels on white stickers inside the lock. Factory resets vary by model: BE468/BE469 (Schlage Connect) require removing the battery cover, disconnecting and reconnecting the battery while holding the Schlage button, then entering a default code; BE489 (Encode) uses the reset button inside until LED turns blue, then a default code; BE365/BE575/BE595 and FE695/BE375 (Touch) require disconnecting the battery, using the Schlage button sequence within 10 seconds after reconnecting, and then entering a default code to complete auto-handling.

Quick Solutions to Questions related to Schlage Smart Lock Resets:

• How can I tell which Schlage model I have? Remove the battery cover or rear of the lock and read the white label inside for the model and default codes.
• How do I factory reset a Schlage Connect BE468 or BE469? Slide off the battery cover, disconnect the battery terminal, hold the Schlage button while reattaching the battery until the green check flashes, then enter a default user code to complete auto handling.
• How do I factory reset a Schlage Encode BE489? Remove the back cover, press and hold the reset button until the LED stops flashing and turns blue (up to 10 seconds), then enter a default user code to finish installation learning.
• How do I reset a Schlage BE365 or BE575/595 electronic lock? Disconnect the battery, press and release the Schlage button, within 10 seconds reconnect the battery, then press and hold the Schlage button until it lights green and beeps, then enter a default user code.
• How do I reset a Schlage Touch FE695 or BE375? Disconnect the battery, press and release the Schlage button, within 10 seconds reconnect the battery, then press and hold the Schlage button until the indicator is green and it beeps, then use a default user code.

It can be difficult to distinguish one Schlage electronic smart deadbolt from another, especially because they come in a variety of styles and some with lever alternatives (as opposed to deadbolts). Although the keypad look is a dead giveaway, Schlage inserts the part number of their deadbolts on white stickers on the inside of all of their locks. This is visible after removing either the battery cover or the rear of the lock.

How to Reset a Schlage Connect BE468 or BE469 Smart Lock?

Another popular variant of the Schlage Smart Lock Deadbolt series is the Schlage Connect (Models BE468 and BE469).

BE468 and BE469 are the model numbers for Schlage Connect locks. If you’re not sure if you have a Schlage Connect, remove the rear of the lock and look for the white label. Simply remove the top and middle screws on the rear of the lock to do this. The center screw is visible, and the top screw is visible after removing the battery cover.

You’ll also need the lock’s default codes, which came with it. Make a note of the codes on the white label inside the lock.

To factory reset the Schlage Connect BE468/BE469 Smart Locks

1. Slide off the battery cover.
2. Disconnect the battery terminal.
3. Now press and HOLD the Schlage button on the front of the lock.
4. While holding the Schlage button, reattach the battery terminal.
5. The green check on the keypad will flash three times and the inside Schlage button will flash three times.
6. To complete the reset, the lock must go through its auto handing process to re-learn how it is installed. To do this, enter one of the default user codes that came with the lock and are on the white label.

How to Reset the Schlage Encode (BE489) Lock?

Resetting the lock will remove all codes and return the lock to the user-default codes located on the white label behind the battery cover. Keep these codes in mind.

To factory reset the Schlage Encode BE489 Lock you:

1. First, need to remove the back cover plate to expose the inside of the lock.
2. Press and hold the reset button of the lock. When your first press it the Led light will begin to flash red. HOLD the reset button until the led light stops flashing.
3. This starts the reset sequence within the lock. When the reset is complete, the led will light blue. This may take up to 10 seconds.
4. The lock is now reset, but it will also need to determine how it is installed on the door. Enter one of the default user codes to initiate that process.

How to Reset a Schlage Electronic BE365 or BE575/595 Lock?

To perform the factory reset with this lock, you will also need your default user codes. On the rear of the exterior area of the lock, there is a white label with the serial number and the default user codes for the lock. If you don’t know the default codes, get them.

To Reset a Schlage Electronic BE365 or BE575/595 Lock:

1. Disconnect the battery.

2. Press and release the Schlage button on the front of the lock.

The following steps must occur within 10 seconds:

• Reconnect the battery. The Schlage button will light green for one second.
• Then, press and hold the Schlage button until it lights green and the lock beeps.

3. Confirm the lock has been reset by entering one of the default User Codes.

How to Reset the Schlage Touch (FE695 and BE375) Locks?

To perform the factory reset with this lock, you will also need your default user code. The white label with the serial number and default user codes is located on the rear of the exterior area of this lock. If you don’t know the default codes, get them.

To reset your Schlage Touch FE695 or BE375 Lock

1. Disconnect the battery.

2. Press and release the Schlage button on the outside of the lock.

The following steps must occur within 10 seconds:

• Reconnect the battery terminal. The indicator light will light green for one second.

• Press and hold the Schlage button until the indicator light is green and the lock beeps.

3. Confirm the lock has been reset by opening the lock with one of the default User Codes.

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