Schlage Keypad Deadbolt Lock 9V Battery Replacement

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Introduction

If your Schlage Keypad Deadbolt Lock (also known as Schlage ‎BE365 CAM 626 or Schlage Camelot Electronic Keypad Deadbolt) low-battery indicator is flashing red, or if the lock is not working as expected, then your battery needs to be replaced.

Use this guide to replace a dead or faulty 9V battery in a Schlage Keypad Door Lock.

A functional battery allows you to lock and unlock your door without a key. A low or dead battery can disrupt the lock's function, making it slower or stop working completely. This increases the chance of a lockout.

A swollen or punctured battery is a sign of danger, potentially causing a fire. If you notice the battery is swollen during the replacement process, take necessary precautions and handle it with care.

After you've replaced the battery, make sure to properly dispose of the old battery. You can take the old battery to a local battery recycling facility for proper disposal. Searching for "battery recycling facility near me" or including your postal/zip code in the search will help you find a facility near you. You can also search for battery drop-off locations if you don't live close to a recycling facility. You can check Call2Recycle Canada and enter your postal/zip code to find a drop-off location near you.

What you need

Step 1 Battery

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Determine if the battery needs replacing, either by visually seeing a red flashing light on the front keypad, or being unable to unlock the door.

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Step 2

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Remove the two mounting screws from the inside lock unit, and remove the outer casing to reveal the internals of the lock.
Ensure the screws are set aside for reassembly.

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Step 3

Gently disconnect the old 9V battery, making sure to take caution around the connecting wires. Damaging them can lead to a broken keypad lock requiring a much more complicated fix.
Dispose of the old battery safely at a battery recycling location. Do not throw the battery into the garbage or recycling.

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Step 4

Replace the old battery with a new 9V battery by reattaching the connectors to the new battery, again taking caution around the connection wires.

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Step 5

Return the outer casing to its original position and fasten the two mounting screws.

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Step 6

Check to see if the red flashing light has stopped and if the lock works as expected.
If the lock is not working, double check to ensure the battery is securely fastened to its connector.

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