Check the cam assembly arm that activates the Micro Switch. Is it staying up and not returning down?
Corrective action would be to loosen the two cam screws a bit they could be over tightened causing binding. If there is still an issue replace the cam (p/n 102680).
Low battery indication.
Check AC power to the device for 24VAC plug-in transformer
If other then 24VAC replace with plug-in 103951
Battery should be replaced every 3-years
Battery backup 1-day fully charge
U-6 hot to the touch indicates bad battery or short in the wires
All LEDs and bar display are fully on reset by unplugging both modular cables and plugging the control board back in first, then the display board.
If LEDs return to normal, test by adding time and opening and closing door should reset the display. Opening the door should sound the alarm with no time entered. This would be working correctly.
Display has 1 bar and can’t clear. Reset by unplugging both modular cables and plugging the control board back in first and then the display board. If this doesn’t correct it then check to see that the micro switch being released. If it is released then Cycle power to reset, if no help. Replacement board kit is 104393. This includes all 3 circuit boards and the modular cable.
Adjust slide switch to the appropriate position
The ECL-405 (DTX00XX) represents key numbers from 11 to 20. This ID will also be engraved on the key you are looking for.
The CL-1 is for the EAX-3500, which is a wafer lock, not a screw cover.
Rim cylinder timing may be off. Timing is adjusted on the cam bridge assembly. See diagram below:
There is a 360 degree rotation and the alarm may sound briefly during the turn of the key, it is important to keep turning even if you hear the alarm.
If your device has 2 bolts holding the paddle on (ECL-230D), replacement part number is, ECL-8220 or if you have 3 bolts (ECL-230D-PH) replacement part number is ECL-2109
Make sure the time marks are aligned correctly
Push the bar completely in, make sure the bar springs back out and turn the key 360 degrees clockwise
Make sure the dead bolt is not hitting the strike or bottoming out in the strike
Be sure that the dead latch is being pushed in. If the strike isn’t aligned properly, it may not keep the dead latch in.
If it arms while pushing in the deadlatch, the strike may need to be shimmed closer to the latchbolt.
If it doesn’t arm after pushing in the deadlatch, examine the plugs in the latch assembly:
Make sure the 2 pin connector is fully seated on both pins and the modular (phone type) is clicked in here and also at the main circuit board.
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