Defaulting A Yale Z-Wave Lock

[@vendilionclique3658]

Thanks. It really worked!!! I thought I'd be stuck there for ages beside the main door.

[@Josh-of-all-Trades]

Great, but why can't I get the zWave feature to work? After my panel was replaced, none of my locks will learn the new network.

[@AlarmGrid]

You must first Exclude the locks, then include them. If you replaced the old panel/controller without excluding the locks from it first, they still have old network information learned into them. If you go through the process to Exclude (using the new panel/controller) this will clear the old information out, then you'll be able to Include them to the new panel/controller. Now, having said that, if you successfully default the lock, that should also remove it, but if you've tried that and it's not working, I'd try a simple exclusion first, then attempt to include.

[@michaeltrieu8725]

In case someone doesn't know how to do exclusion, here is how to with Samsung Smarthings. There are to process required to be complete on the software end and hardware end. **IMPORTANT: Software side must be running while hardware side proceed. Software End: 1. Enter into Hub software 2. Enter into Z-Wave Utilities 3. Select Z-Wave Exclusion. Hardware side: 1. Lock keypad 2. Press master code then # 3. Select 7 then # 4. Select 3 then # Phone will detect and stated exclusion successful and keypad will as well.

[@launguyen4734]

@@michaeltrieu8725 Thank you Michael! I used Smartthings app to exclude the Yale lock that was previously paired to another unknown hub. The Smartthings app showed that it was able to exclude, and then I was able to add/include the lock into the Smartthings hub and app. Your detailed instructions helped me so much!

[@trunolimit]

Doesn’t seem to reset the network module though.

[@joshuagriffin2807]

If it's not resetting the zwave module you can do an exclusion even though if it's not learned into the z wave controller. If you do the exclusion process it will tell the lock to reset the zwave module in the lock.

[@trunolimit]

@@joshuagriffin2807 yeah unfortunately I’ve got the older generation SmartThings hub. I don’t think I have access to exclusion mode through the SmartThings software.

[@topsydhaka]

What is the master pin after reset?

[@michaelbryan8628]

My dude .. the instructions say to hold the reset button for 3 seconds .. you held the button for exactly 14 seconds .. I'm guessing it should be a minimum of "3 seconds" .. ?

[@joshuagriffin2807]

The minimum is 3 seconds, We do longer to make sure, I hold it for 6 seconds

[@denden01161]

Have no reset button on my yale t1 lock

[@dylanalarm_grid1038]

You'll need to remove the battery cover and you'll be able to access the reset button, which is located in the upper left hand corner of the device.

[@denden01161]

@@dylanalarm_grid1038 tnx appreciate it