When auto lock is enabled it keeps repeating that the door is locked
When the auto lock is enabled and set to 15 seconds, after locking it keeps repeating that "door is locked" every 15 seconds. How can I fix this?
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@Wayne-TP Hi Wayne, I am also having the same issue. Has this issue been addressed?
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My DL110 also suddenly started doing this.
Iny case, I have learned that what is happening is that the deadbolt is not fully extending for some reason. The lock will say "locked" as it thinks everything is fine. But then around 5 or 10 mins later it states "locked" again and again and again as it keeps trying to extend it all the way. In this instance, even if I touch the fingerprint reader, rather than unlock the door, it still states "locked". If touch the fingerprint reader a second time, then it will unlock
At the same time it is now no longer retracting all the way either, meaning I can't open the door and am locked out.
Tried recalibrating, it states that it is calibrated but same issue continues.
This happens even if I test it by leaving the door open to see what it does.
Whether the door is open or closed, if I try locking or unlocking manually, I can feel resistance / binding when the manual control is at about 30 deg from center (see photo).
Lock worked fine until today. Clearly not an alignment issue with the striker plate as it happens even when the door is open.
Is this similar to what anyone else is experienced?
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