How to change programming code on schlage lock

Schlage® Lock - 6-Digit Programming Code

Trane® Home does not store your lock's programming code.

• The default programming code is printed on a label on the programming guide that came with your lock. 
• If you do not have access to the guide, remove the lock from the door and look on the back of the lock for a label containing the default code.
• If the programming code has changed (no longer default) and you do not know the new one, you can reset the lock to restore the default codes.  For assistance with this, please see your lock's user guide or contact Schlage directly at https://www.schlage.com/en/home/contact-us.html.

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Schlage is the leading manufacturer of residential entrance door keyless entry systems.

As long as you know the Schlage keypad programming code, you can have up to 19 separate users coded to run the lock and can uninstall a user at any time. To activate or disable the lock’s vacation mode, or to make other programming modifications, such as turning the lock’s beeper on or off or activating the switch lock, you must have the programming code. You can enable or disable any one of these codes whenever you want.

The keyless entry mechanisms of Schlage’s younger generation substitute mechanical push buttons with touchscreen buttons. And Schlage keyless lock-sets use blue-tooth and wireless solutions in the new models that allow you to program and control the lock using a smartphone, or with Amazon Alexa or a similar device through voice activation. You can store as many as 33 separate individual user codes on these electronic versions.

The instructions shown below are based on the usual keyless Entry lock-set push button. You need to get familiar with the style of the keyboard and the code method before you start, though.

Two Types of Buttons

There are 10-digit buttons on the outer face of the keyboard, plus a “Schlage” button located at the top of the keyboard. Both the six-digit programming code and the four-digit user codes can be entered using the number keys.

Two Types of Codes

To program your Schlage keypad, you must first understand the two types of codes: the six-digit programming code and the four-digit user code.

Programming Code: 6-Digits

First, there is a programming code of six digits that is used to enable the lock-programming set’s features. The first step in programming individual four-digit user codes would be to enter this code. This security preset comes with your lock, but you can change it to a code of your choice as well. You must know this code to program the lock.

User Codes: 4-Digits

Second, Four-digit user codes still exist. They are the routine codes that in regular service would act as the “keys” to unlock your door.

The default user codes can also be found on the back of the keypad or in the User Manual.

Up to 19 4-digit user codes, including a primary entrance code and visitor codes, can be stored! This code must differ from the first four digits of the given programming code.

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Steps

Step 1: Find your 6-digit programming code

• Locate and write down the six-digit programming code for your Schlage keyless entry. This is the first code you will input, and it will activate the lockset, allowing you to perform all of the programs. The original programming code can be found on the yellow label on the installation instructions for your keyless lockset or on the backside of the deadbolt lock.

 If the lock is used or you have forgotten your previous entry code, you’ll need to reset the keypad to its default settings (Click here to jump down to that section).

Step 2: Enter your 6-digit programming code

• Next, enter your six-digit programming code on the keypad and Wait for the “Schlage” button to flash amber or orange and beep three times. The “Schlage” button will remain illuminated to indicate that the lock is ready for reprogramming. 

Step 3: Press the Schlage and number 1 buttons at the same time.

• Press the “Schlage” button and the number “1” button simultaneously to add/change a new entry code. 
• Wait for the “Schlage” button to beep and flash three times.

Step 4: Enter your new entry code

On the keypad assembly, enter your new user code.

This must be a one-of-a-kind code that is not presently in use as a primary or guest entry code. It also cannot be your programming code’s initial four digits.

Step 5: Enter your new 4-digit entry code again

• Re-enter the same four-digit code to confirm the change.
• The “Schlage” button flashes green and a long beep to indicate successful reprogramming.

Schlage keypad locks may save up to 19 different user codes, which you can share with friends, family, or neighbors. Guest codes are useful since they allow you to generate temporary codes that can be easily erased afterward.

To add more 4-digit user codes, follow the procedures below!

Step 1: Enter your six-digit programming code

• Enter your 6-digit programming code on the keypad. The Schlage button will blink orange three times and then beep 3 times.

Step 2: Press the Schlage button and then the number 1

• Press the Schlage button and then press the number 1 on the keypad assembly. The Schlage button will blink orange three times, followed by 3 lock beeps.

Step 3: Enter your new 4-digit code

• Enter your desired four-digit entry code on the keypad.

This must be a unique code that is not currently being used as a primary entry code or guest code. It also can not be the first four digits of your programming code.

Step 4: Confirm your 4-digit code

• Confirm your new code by entering it again once more. If everything is done correctly, the Schlage button will flash green, followed by one long beep to verify your new code. Test the code to ensure everything worked!

To add additional codes, repeat the steps above. Schlage keyless entry locks can store up to 19 user codes!

To remove a temporary code, follow the steps in the next section!

How to remove the 4 digit code on a Schlage Lock

Steps

• Enter the programming code supplied with the system. It was printed, along with the default user codes a six-digit code, on a yellow label on the back of the lock.
• Then press the “Schlage” button and the number “2” button simultaneously to remove a previous entry code – the “Schlage” button will flash and beep three times.

• Enter the four-digit entry code you want to remove— the “Schlage” button will flash and beep three times.
• Re-enter the same four-digit entry code for confirmation.
• The “Schlage” button will beep one long beep and flash green, indicating a successful deletion of your previous entry code.

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Frequently Asked Question:

How to find Schlage programming code?

Your Schlage Lock Programming Code is normally placed on a white label on the front of the user handbook.

Remove the lock from the door to discover the Programming Code—printed on a white sticker on the back of the keypad assembly if you don’t have the user manual.

What should I do if the red Schlage button is blinking even though no codes have been entered?

If the red Schlage button blinks without even entering your code, it indicates that the lock is already low in battery.

Why am I unable to create a new user code?

One of the reasons for this is that your Schlage lock already has 19 codes. You can remove one user code and replace it with a new one.
Another cause might be that the second code you entered differed from the first. Re-enter the code if necessary.
It’s also possible that the new code you typed was identical to your programming code.

How do I enable vacation mode on Schlage FE575, FE595, and fe695?

Here’s how to do that:

Enter the Programming Code and wait for three orange lights and three beep

Press the Schlage button and then press key 4.

The lock will illuminate green and beep once, showing that vacation mode is now in effect.

To disable vacation mode, enter your Programming Code.

How to Reset the Schlage keypad lock?

Go for complete guidelines for resetting the keypad lock

Why do I need a Schlage Smart lock reset code to reset?

In general, a programming code is required to change or create a new user code, however, you may reset or erase all 4-digit user codes without requiring a code. Click here to discover how to reset the code.

How to Program Schlage Lock?

• Enter a 6-digit programming code.
• Wait until you see a Schlage button flashing orange light and the lock beep three times, next press the Schlage button.
• Then, Press 1 on the key and wait for the button to flash orange, and the lock beeps three times. Enter a new 4-digit user code and wait to see the button flash orange and beep three times, Now Re-enter your 4-digit user code and the light flashes green once. 

Done, this is how you can program Schlage lock. 

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