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DDL702-8HWS Troubleshooting: Keypad blinking rapidly

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Step 1: Basic Checks

  • Battery Level - Replace with a fresh set of disposable alkaline batteries.

    Door Thickness - Ensure the door thickness is 38–60 mm.

    • < 38 mm - Considered improper installation. A thin door may have damaged internal cables and is not covered under warranty. Refer to the MSL Replacement Parts Website to order an Outside Panel.

    • 38–60 mm (OK) - Proceed to Step 2.

Step 2: Check Environmental Exposure

  • Verify that the door lock is not exposed to rainwater and has adequate roof or weather protection.

    • If exposed to rainwater - Considered improper installation.

      • Refer the customer to the MSL Replacement Parts Website to order an Outside Panel and advise that the issue may recur, as the lock is not water-resistant.

      • Offer an alternative replacement with an IP65-rated lock, such as:

        • DDL608-5HWS

        • DDL610-5HBS

        • DDL801-5HBS

    • If environmental conditions are acceptable, proceed to Step 3.

Step 3: Perform a Factory Reset **Note: This will erase all user data. The master PIN will reset to 12345678.

  1. Remove the inside lower cover.

  2. Using a pointed object, double-press the RES button.

  3. Listen for the voice prompt: “Restored to factory settings.”

  4. Reprogram all PINs, fingerprints, and key tags.

  5. Test the lock, If the issue persists, proceed to Step 4.


Step 4: Cable & Panel Inspection (If the customer agrees to uninstall the inside panel):

  • Inspect all cables and pins for damage and confirm they are firmly connected.

  • No damage found

    • Replace the Outside Panel following the Warranty Claim & Technical Escalation procedure.

    Damage found, replace the affected component:

    • Mortise cable → Replace mortise

    • Inside panel cable → Replace inside panel

    • Outside panel cable → Replace outside panel

If the customer does not want to uninstall the inside panel, proceed directly with the Warranty Claim & Technical Escalation procedure.

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