What is the ANSI grade on this lock? I could not find it. You reference it but it does not say whether it is I II or III.
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Grade 2 http://consumer.schlage.com/products/pages/productdetails.aspx?ModelNumber=BE365%20PLY%20505
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Hello Stephanie. You could easily find the english manual on Google. If you want, give me your mail and I will send to you. But attention, your door lock is exactly SHS-5320? Or it is SHS-H700? Visually they are the same, but there are some differences between them. I am now looking for the H700 english manual, because the main menu are different from 5230 and when I bought, i received the H700 model. Hugs. Eduardo
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Sorry for the late response, hope its still helpful. The thing you should be aware of is there are different version of this lock. The one I purchased is "flex lick
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I've had the same lock for 5 years now using the same code, and there is no signs of wear on the numbers. My code only uses 3 of the the 5 buttons, so if there was any wear, it would be pretty obvious.
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You would have to ask the Co. that handles this Atrium lock that question. When you look up Atrium door lock on Amazon it will send you to the Co. site where I purchased mine. They should be able to tell you.
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You should be able to find it in a hardware store. It is a little smaller than my smallest, labeled allen key which is 5/64 so it is probably a 1/16 or a 3/64...Sorry it took me so long to respond. If the hardware store doesn't have anything that small, check electronics or hobby shops.
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I don't know the grade, but we put the lock on our outside gate about six months ago and so far has weathered well, no rust and it works just fine!
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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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I would recommend you NOT buy this lock. I used this lock on my shed, that is located outside, and it didn't hold up. Something happens to the plastic parts in cold/hot weather, and my code eventually stopped working (1yr old). I just had to cut this lock off! Now I am using the "New Master Lock 653D", and I can already feel that it's sturdier.
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This knob and deadbolt combo pack is ANSI GRADE 3 and designed for exterior door applications. The antique brass finish provides a sleek appearance. The Ten Year Limited Warranty provides peace of mind from a brand you can trust. NOT weather proof but resistant!
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Can't say for sure but I believe these are all pretty standard.......i used some hardware from my existing lock on the new one. Your main concern should be the thickness of the door. Good luck!
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I wish I could answer that! I have forgotten and have forgotten my combination. I know I wrote all this down "somewhere" and hopefully will find the information before traveling again. Sorry!! P.S. I had no trouble with my lock, but my husband's lock stuck and then did not recognize his combination.
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Great Question! This particular lock does not come in a keyed alike configuration and the manufacturer is telling me it cannot be re-keyed. I am sorry.
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I thought it was a model number too, until I saw the conflicting answers. 'ASSE-1019-A' is an industry standard for freeze-proof anti-siphon sillcocks: www.jrsmith.com/uploads/docs/engcom7.11.pdf It's not a model number. Now I need to go back and look for a model number....
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I bought one and it's a PIA to install threw it away and bought another brand. There may be different keys like any other lock. you would need to contact the manufacturer for the answer about different. A thief would want to grab it and be gone not tinker around with any kind of lock. Make yours harder to steal than the next guys.
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I'll be honest as I don't remember and would have to refer to the instruction sheet that came with the lock.
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Sorry, John, but I really don't know. All my hardware is the high-end Baldwin. I do have two Kwikset gate locks, but the keys for those are completely different than the Baldwin keys. I have no idea whether they are KW1, however. I love the Baldwin keys. They are made of nickel, and are much harder than brass keys. When I re-keyed my house, I took the keys to a good locksmith to have them cut. Much better job than the local hardware, and less than half the price.