Question 1

Wwhat kind of battery and how many batteries it needs.?

Accepted Answer

Four "AA" batteries approximately every 30-40 days using door at least twice daily

Question 2

can the auto lock feature be turned off? I need this for my employees to open up in the morning but do not want it to be locked afterwards??

Accepted Answer

Enter access code press unlock number 5 press unlock that will disable it until you turn it back on or you can let it try to lock if it does not go into the hole it will beep 3 times and the auto lock feature will be turned off until you lock it enter the code and unlock it will turn the auto lock feature back on

Question 3

Does the keypad light up?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in blue. Then flashes green for valid code, red for invalid.

Question 4

I have tried multiple time to program a new code and it is not working.  Yes, I followed the manual as did 2 other people.  Is this a faulty lock?

Accepted Answer

Ahhhhh make sure you didn't screw up like I did!
If you simply plod along following the instructions you'll think this lock is bonkers busted.

Here's why:
Lock's brand new or you've reset it 49 times..  You run the "handed programming" first as you're directed.  Next you change the programming code and the user (door lock/unlock) code.  Either, both, or neither, (after reset 14) .  Then for the umpteenth time you try the USER code and unlock and....  BEEPBEEPBEEP red flash red flash red flash.    You then, (plodding along), read the manual with the too small text and see that three red flashes and beeps means you haven't "handed" the lock correctly.  Next reset.. blue air.

Where I went wrong and the instruction manual fails is that after the handed test the lock is left UNLOCKED.  So when you finally get done with the programming and user codes and actually enter the user code and hit the lock/unlock button the lock knows it's already unlocked and tells you you're entering an illogical command  beep-red beep-red beep-red.

Make sure you press the lock/unlock button alone before you every try your user code and unlock.

ASIN	B07J4VQCMF
Additional Features	Alarm, Keyless
Best Sellers Rank	#2,569 in Our Brands ( See Top 100 in Our Brands ) #52 in Deadbolts
Brand Name	Amazon Basics
Color	Satin Nickel
Control Method	Touch
Controller Type	Hand Control
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (11,621)
Finish Types	Satin
Global Trade Identification Number	00193598101140
Included Components	screw pack, latch, strike and keys
Item Dimensions	7.42 x 5.28 x 4.76 inches
Item Type Name	Traditional Electronic Keypad Deadbolt
Item Weight	0.93 kg
Lock Type	Keypad
Manufacturer	Amazon
Manufacturer Part Number	PL10S10
Material Type	Nickel
Model Name	PL10S10
Model Number	PL10S10
Number of Items	1
Number of Pieces	1
Recommended Uses For Product	Residential and commercial door locking systems
Shape	Rectangular
Style Name	Traditional
UPC	193598101140
Unit Count	1 Count

Amazon Basics Electronic Keypad Deadbolt Door Lock with Auto Lock, Customizable User Codes, One-time Codes, Touch-Control Keyless Entry, Traditional, Satin Nickel, 1-Pack

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