Has anyone tried the chip with the Kwikset 913 Lock ??
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The 914 (913 w/Z-wave) uses the newer version of the Home Connect Module. We would recommend buying the newer chip to prevent an incompatibility issue. The ASIN for the new chip is B00M3OF812. Here is a link also:Home Connect Lock Module, Rf Z-wave Chip REV 3.8 for Kwikset Models 909, 910, 911, 912, 913, 914
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Its the same one for the 2013 and down smart code kwikset, but double check on kwikset website if its deff the 2014.
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Yes, you should use it with a python lock that should come up as a suggested purchase. The only problems are that you have to take the lock completely off to change the data card or batteries, and depending on where you are and the time of year, the box will harbor stink bugs.
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It seems the lock does not have any form of wireless home automation technology (Z-Wave, ZigBee, etc.). It seems like it's compatible with external modules like a video phone and a remote wireless module (SHS-DARCX01), but I can't find any hard evidence. The remote mod would, if nothing else, at least provides a possibly hackable solution. I can't find any solid information about whether this module is, in fact, compatible tho.
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I don't see a driver for it, specifically. Maybe you can see if the chip set has a driver.
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I searched the web for video + instructions and found a few helpful sites. It's not hard to do - but you will find discrepancies in the pictures used in the instructions - set-to-set variances, where things are located, what they look like, etc. use you head and take your time - the chip fixes the problem - it's worth the effort
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I am not sure what chip set it uses. The one that I ordered never worked, so I was given a refund.
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If your current lock is a Kwikset SmartKey design then the answer is yes, because this is also a SmartKey. Otherwise the answer is probably no.
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I don't know as mine has never worked properly. And as of yesterday, I can't even get the key in the lock.
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Yes. You can program the locks for codes manually, but you have to have the software to program the ibuttons.
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I suspect the answer to this question will be difficult to ascertain. I replaced an existing Kwikset handle set and thought that it would be safe because Baldwin and Kwikset and now both owned by Black and Decker (IMO the lower end Baldwin sets are now more like high end Kwikset ... still way nicer than the Kwikset and Schlage I've owned in the past). Still, the hole for the bottom handle (the small one where the bottom of the handle meets the door) did not line up and I still haven't been able to work out a solution. It is not a big deal because it is mostly just aesthetic and if I can find the right machine screw I can fix it, just haven't been able to yet. The previous owners had also never installed a deadbolt so I measured and drilled for that separately. If I already had a door drilled for a deadbolt I probably would have gone with a handle set that had a separate dead bolt. All that said, if this is the set your really want, Amazon does have great customer service and a pretty liberal return policy so if it did not fit you could return with little difficulty. The handle set is very nice otherwise and I am quite pleased, although I saw some disturbing Youtube videos of fishtail attacks that were possible against these kind of SmartKey locks. I might not have bought them had I already seen those, but I had already bought and installed Baldwin SmartKey locks for the whole house before I did. They are still really nice locks and I do really like the ease of re-keying and fact that I was able to make all locks work off the same key without a locksmith so I guess you have to weigh those factors. Here are some rough measurements I took from my door if these help at all: Center Dead Bolt Cylinder to Center Handle Cylinder: 5.5" Center Handle Cylinder to Center Bottom Handle: 8.25"
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I did exactly the same thing, though I cannot validate the compatibility with Segal locks. Most likely, yes.
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I'm not sure about your question since we decided not to use the Schlage lock. We found out that to use the user app you have to pay a monthly fee. So we used a Kwick lock instead. We really love the lock and has worked out very well for us.
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There is a really nice PDF on the Internet that shows how most of the kwikset locks work. You can find it by googling kwikset rekeying you could find it.
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My machine does not use the fizz chip, but the mod works very well otherwise. You have to tinker a bit to get it just right. I can't imagine the chip wouldn't work though.
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I'm back. I don't know if ur 900 will work with that lock. I have a 200. And despite a clear description which states the lock works with "all MM openers" I'd didn't work with mine. And dealing with MM was a nightmare. I believe their tech guy is Mike and you could not find a bigger douche bag. Not helpful and accusatory; like I took time from my law practice to dupe a gate company. The lock is attached to my fence but is inoperable. What a gigantic waste of time and $$$$. Good luck
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If kwikset smartscan is a Z-wave product, it should work. I am using it with the kwikset smart code lock
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No. The remote is proprietary to the lock. I have two kfobs as well due to this. Only networked home automation systems can do both.