Electronic door locks such as TEEHO can offer a lot of impressive advantages, although they might be more expensive than traditional door locks. Let’s check out a few of the most important advantages, shall we?
Let’s consider the enhanced security, for a start. Many electronic door locks are known to offer advanced security features such as encryption, tamper alerts, and anti-picking mechanisms. Some models even feature built-in alarms that can be triggered in case of unauthorized access attempts.
Let’s also not forget about the remote access part. Certain electronic locks can be controlled remotely through a smartphone app or a web portal. This allows the user to lock or unlock his door from anywhere, which can be particularly useful for granting access to guests or service providers.
How to fix the problems with the TEEHO Door Lock
If your TEEHO electronic door lock is failing to lock or unlock, the initial troubleshooting steps involve inspecting batteries, performing door handing detection, as well as checking the connector cable.
You should begin by examining the battery placement. Correctly positioned batteries are crucial when it comes to proper lock operation. If your lock isn’t responding, you must first remove and reinsert the batteries, ensuring proper polarity. A blinking red light indicates low battery power, requiring replacement. In some rare cases, even without the red light, faulty batteries could be the problem—replace them to test.
Next, you should perform door handing detection. This essential process is often done during installation, and it helps the lock understand the door’s swing direction (right or left). Correct execution ensures user code-based locking and unlocking. To do this, you have to follow these steps:
- Open the door and confirm that it’s unlocked.
- Access the interior assembly, open the battery cover, and add three AA alkaline batteries.
- Hold the reset button (labeled RES) using a pin or provided tool. Hold until a long beep occurs.
- Insert the last battery while still holding the reset button, and wait for another long beep as the latch bolt extends, learning the door’s orientation.
If the lock still doesn’t work in the right way, check the connector cable between the exterior and interior assemblies. In the case of keypad issues, a loose cable connection could be the cause. To address this, you need to:
- Remove the lock’s battery cover.
- Ensure the cable connecting both assemblies is securely fastened.
These steps should help solve the common issues with your TEEHO Door Lock.
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