Keyless Entry Front Door

[MikeVic]

Does anyone know if you can re-program the keyless entry code on a front door, or do you have to buy a whole new door? I know you can change locks on doors, but have no idea about the keyless entry portion...

[spleen1015]

I would check a website other than FOFC.

I didn't know they make doors like this.

[Comey]

You can't call the company that made it?

[miami_fan]

Does anyone know if you can re-program the keyless entry code on a front door, or do you have to buy a whole new door? I know you can change locks on doors, but have no idea about the keyless entry portion...

The one that I have on my office door can be re-programmed so I know it is possible. I am thinking of getting one for the house front door.

[Noop]

Does anyone know if you can re-program the keyless entry code on a front door, or do you have to buy a whole new door? I know you can change locks on doors, but have no idea about the keyless entry portion...

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[Alan T]

I am pretty sure if you call Scottie in engineering, he'll be able to fix it in no time for you.

[Dr. Sak]

The code is 1-2-3-4-5

[bob]

The one that I have on my office door can be re-programmed so I know it is possible. I am thinking of getting one for the house front door.

Our fraternity house had one of these types of doors - we would usually reprogram it every 2 months or so.

[MikeVic]

Haha it's not bitches or anything. I'm moving and the new place had a keyless (as well as keyed) front door. I'll call when I move in, but I figured if it's something I have to buy I might as well do it now. I had no idea these doors existed before either.

[Alan T]

The code is 1-2-3-4-5


1, 2, 3, 4, 5? That's amazing! I've got the same combination on my luggage!

[Dr. Sak]

Way to go AlanT!!!

[MikeVic]

It better not currently be 1,2,3,4,5.

[Suburban Rhythm]

The code is 1-2-3-4-5

A place I lived during school-- which was just nasty. We didn't have roaches, the roached wouldn't live there-- had "security" doors at the two entrances that were codes 5-2-1 on those old, 5 button lock doors(except they were always propped open as we were too lazy to want to punch the code all the time).

When I got to my most recent job, imagine my surprise when several of the doors to supply rooms etc had the same doors with the same 5-2-1 code.

I am betting MV uses 5-2-1 as well, it seems pretty popular.

[Raiders Army]

I'm sure you can reprogram it. What kind of lock is it? Is it a cipher lock?

One of the guys I used to work with had a cipher lock like we had on our doors at work.

[MikeVic]

I don't remember. It wasn't one of those button ones that you see in dressing rooms and stuff. It was more like an ATM touchpad. I'm fairly sure you should be able to re-program them... it would be kind of dumb to force someone to get a whole new door.

[Raiders Army]

It sounds like a cipher lock. I'd check with the company and they can probably tell you how to reprogram it.

[Marc Vaughan]

I've found with most key coded doors (and computer admin passwords) that around 5 times in 10 they're left on the defaults that they came with .... totally undoing the idea of them being secure in the first place :D

[fantom1979]

Obviously it is different depending on the company that made the lock, but here is an example manual from a Schlage keyless entry system.

http://consumer.schlage.com/customerservice/pdfs/Programming_Keypad.pdf

[cougarfreak]

I've got one, and it's certainly programmable.

[Oilers9911]

Does anyone know if you can re-program the keyless entry code on a front door, or do you have to buy a whole new door? I know you can change locks on doors, but have no idea about the keyless entry portion...

Yes, we have keyless entry on our door and we have re-programmed it numerous times. If you don't have the manual for the lock check the manufacturers website. What make is it? Maybe I can help you out.

[MikeVic]

Thanks guys. When I move in I'll check the make.