eka CyberLock FlashLock User manual

FlashLock and Key Fob
Battery Replacement
Field Instruction Manual
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Key Fob Battery Replacement
FlashLock and Key Fob Battery
1. Use a athead screw driver to pop the back case off the Key
Fob. See Figure 1.
2. Pull the inner assembly out and remove the button case from
the circuit board. See Figure 2 for reference.
3. Remove the CR2032 battery from the circuit board by pushing
through the bottom. See Figure 3. Be careful not to damage
the circuit board.
4. Replace the battery with positive face oriented upward. Push
the battery in until fully seated. See Figure 3 for reference.
5. Check functionality by pressing the button. LEDs will light if the
battery is connected.
6. Set the circuit board into the back case. See Figure 4.
Figure 1: Wedge off Back Case
Figure 2: Part Layout
Figure 3: Remove Battery
Figure 4: Set Board in Back Case
Back Case
Top Case
Button Case
Circuit Board
Button
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Key Fob Battery Replacement
FlashLock Battery Replacement
FlashLock and Key Fob Battery
Note the positioning of the screw hole and the beeper hole
in relation to the two LEDs shown in Figure 6. DO NOT
insert wrench into beeper hole.
Figure 5: Set Button Seal
Figure 6: Screw and Beeper Hole
Figure 7: Loosen Set Screw
7. Press the button case down over the assembly. Make sure the
lip is fully pressed into the back case to ensure a water-resistive
seal. See Figure 5.
8. Snap the top case into place.
1. Use a FlashLock T6 Torx wrench (HDM1893) to loosen the set
screw as shown in Figure 7. Rotate the wrench clockwise from the
front of the lock.
2. Unscrew the knob cap and set aside.
Screw Hole
Beeper Hole
Two LEDs
Knob Cap
Two LEDs
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FlashLock Battery Replacement
FlashLock and Key Fob Battery
Figure 8: Battery Access
Figure 9: Skewed Circuit Board on Post
Figure 10: Aligning the Groove
3. Flip the circuit board up to access the battery. See Figure 8.
4. Replace the EL123 battery, inserting the new one negative side
down.
5. Lightly depress the battery to make sure it has full contact with the
spring.
6. Tuck the wires from the circuit board into the shell to one side and
seat the board, aligning the post through the hole in the board.
7. While pressing down on the board, tilt the side opposite the post
up to create temporary tension to keep board in place. See Figure
9. The board should light up and beep when it touches the battery.
8. Screw on the knob cap. If the cap does not screw on easily,
check that the board is still set over the post and repeat Step 3.2 if
necessary
9. With the cap fully set and looking at the top of the lock, the groove
between the two LEDs must be aligned with the punch mark.
Adjust as needed. See Figure 10.
10. Tighten screw as in Step 1.1, turning the wrench counter-clockwise
as looking at the front of the lock.
11. Test the lock for functionality, verifying that the cap is locked in
place and unlocks with a key fob.
Misaligned
Aligned
For further questions and assistance, please contact EKA
CyberLock Support by email at [email protected]
or by calling AUS: 1300 722 311 or NZ: [phone]
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