Yale YRD430-BLE-619 Assure Lock 2 Key Free Deadbolt Installation Guide

Yale YRD430-BLE-619 Assure Lock 2 Key Free Deadbolt

Product Information

The Yale Smart Lock comes with a Smart Module, an exterior keypad, hardware components, a mounting tape housing cover, a reset pin, a battery cover, AA batteries, an interior lock, a mounting plate, screws, and plastic clips. The lock is compatible with standard Phillips head screwdrivers, drills, utility pencils, wood, tape level, knife, and mortise chisel measure. The lock is also available with an optional security strike plate and comes with screws for door thickness ranging from 1-3/8 to 2-1/4 inches.

Product Usage Instructions

1. Before installing the lock, follow the steps in the yellow Quick Start Guide.
2. Keep the old deadbolt until the new lock has been successfully installed.
3. Check the door measurements and adjust if needed using the Door Checker page of the guide. Tear off the Template page of the guide and use either 2-1/8 or 1-1/2 template to prepare a new door that has no holes or to adjust existing holes to be compatible.
4. Remove the existing deadbolt.
5. Install the lock by using the provided screws from the hardware pack. Failure to use the provided screws could result in damage to the product, voiding the factory warranty, and could lead to failure of the product to provide access.
6. Adjust the latch setting if needed. Instructions on how to adjust the latch are included in the manual.
7. Install the optional security strike plate screws if desired.

Notice: Before installing your lock, be sure to follow the steps on the yellow Quick Start Guide.

Tools Needed

In The Box

Hardware Components

Note:
You must use the provided screws from the hardware pack when installing this lock.

Remove Existing Deadbolt

Keep your old deadbolt until your new lock has been successfully installed.

Check Door Measurements and Adjust If Needed

Check Door:
Tear off the Door Checker page of this guide and follow the instructions to verify your door measurements and make any needed adjustments.

Note:
There are some cases where existing holes cannot be adjusted to be compatible.

New Door:
Tear off the Template page of this guide and use either 2-1/8″ or 1-1/2″ template to prepare a new door that has no holes or to adjust existing holes to be compatible.

Verify Measurements

Verify Measurements with the Check Your Door Guide

Check Your Door Guide

To ensure a successful installation, measure each aspect of your door and frame, as shown in panels (left side of the sheet) using the ruler above. Make sure all of your dimensions are a . See letter definitions below for guidance.

• A. 2″ Minimum clearance between the top of existing lever/knob rose (trim) and center of deadbolt hole. 2″ tolerance for optimal Door Sense location.
• B. 1-3/8″ Door Thickness; use blue Screw Set B (shortest set).
• C. 1-3/8″ – 1-3/4″ Door Thickness; use black Screw Set C.
• D. 1-3/4″ – 2-1/4″ Door Thickness; use silver Screw Set D (longest set).
• E 2-3/8″ Backset u;se Out of Box latch set.
• F. 2-3/4″ Backset; adjust latch set. Instructions on how to adjust the latch are included in the manual.
• G. 1-1/2″ Face Bore Diameter. Instructions on how to remove the black adapter from the lock are included in the manual. 1-1/2″ tolerance from inside door frame edge for optimal DoorSense location.
• H. 2-1/8″ Face Bore Diameter.
• I. Edge Bore Diameter and Depth. Cross Bore Diameter.

Template to Mark a Door for 2-1/8″ Face Bore

Template to Mark a Door for 1-1/2″ Face Bore

Verifying Bore Face Measurement for Exterior Keypad

Correct deadbolt latch length is based on the backseat. Choose 2-3/8″ or 2-3/4″. Door Checker measurements E and F can help you verify your backset measurement.

Verifying Bore Face Measurement for Exterior Keypad
Measurement G on the Door Checker will help verify your bore face measurement. If the hole is less than 2-1/8″, remove the adapter by unscrewing the two screws on either side, using a Phillips #2 screwdriver.

Install the lock with the door open. Do not close until all steps are completed.

Once confirming your bore face measurement is correct, you are ready to install the Mounting Plate and Keypad.

Mounting Plate and Exterior Keypad

IMPORTANT:

• There are 3 bolt sets with your lock. Choose the bolt length for your door thickness.
• Measurements B, C, or D on the Door Checker will help you identify which bolts to use.
  • 1-3/8″ Door Thickness; use blue Screw Set B (shortest set)
  • 1-3/8″ – 1-3/4″ Door Thickness; use black Screw Set C
  • 1-3/4″ – 2-1/4″ Door Thickness; use silver Screw Set D (longest set)

Inside and Outside of Door
Position the keypad on the outside of the door, feeding wire as shown. Hold the keypad to the front of the door, while positioning the plate to the inside of the door. Guidewire through the ‘front wire hole’ in plate. Insert 2 bolts through the plate. Hand-tighten bolts with a Phillips screwdriver, ensuring the plate and keypad are straight.

Use a Phillips screwdriver when attaching mounting plate bolts to the keypad.

Attach Wire to Inside of Interior Lock

Interior Lock

Test Thumbturn and Key

• Smooth deadbolt latch operation will enhance your battery life.

Install Yale Smart Module
Included with select models

Batteries and Replace Cover

Try to connect your lock quickly as this mode will turn off after 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, simply touch the Yale logo to re-start the connection to the app.

Installing DoorSense

Installation options:

1. Surface Mount: Only requires only the use of a screwdriver.
2. Flush Mount: Provides a cleaner and less visible look with more robust performance, but does require drilling a ⅝” hole into your door frame.

What’s in the box?

What you’ll need

Surface Mount Installation

Step 1. Determine mounting location
For optimal performance, DoorSense should be mounted within 1.5″ from the edge of your door frame, and align with your lock’s Smart Module (if you are installing one).

• Ensure it is in the proper position with its center aligned with the Yale logo.

Step 2. Attach mounting tape

• Remove one side of the adhesive.

• Attach tape to the back of the DoorSense, ensuring it is aligned with the edges of the device and screw holes.

• Remove the remaining piece of adhesive.

• Step 3. Place on door frame
  Press the adhesive side to the frame.

• Step 4. Screw into frame
  Hand tighten to the frame using the included screws. You may wish to complete this step after your lock is set up and calibrated to ensure you are able to retrieve accurate door state readings before modifying your door frame.

• Step 5. Attach the cover
  Press the cover onto the DoorSense unit.

Notes:
Once the lock has been set up, navigate to the Lock Settings and select Calibrate Lock.

Follow the instructions in the app.
Open and close the door to validate the door state is accurate. If it is not accurate or the calibration was unsuccessful, relocate the DoorSense closer to the smart lock and repeat the calibration process until you get accurate results. If you elected to not insert the screws into the door frame, go back and secure them into your door frame or wall. Place the cover over the housing. If you notice that your readings are not accurate over time, perform another Calibration.

Flush Mount Installation

What you’ll need

• Flush Mount Cap (shown in the illustration on page 16.)
• 5/8″ drill blade bit
• Electric drill

Step 1. Remove magnet from the housing
Use a small blunt object to push the magnet carrier out of the housing. This may require some force.

Step 2. Assemble magnet to cap

• Expose the adhesive by removing the blue backing.
• Press the cap onto the notched side of the magnet carrier. The two shapes should interlock.

Step 3. Determine mounting location
DoorSense is mounted 1.5″ at most from the top edge of the strike plate and centered on the door frame.

Step 4. Tape drill bit

• It may be helpful to attach tape to your drill bit to mark the proper depth of hole to drill.
• Although DoorSense requires a 1/2″ deep hole, it may be helpful to use the assembled DoorSense Flush Mount as a guide.

Step 5. Drill hole
Drill the hole in the proper location on your door frame.

Step 6. Insert DoorSense into the hole
If it is too snug to push in by hand, protect the frame with a piece of scrap wood and use light blows with a hammer or mallet.

Step 7. Calibrate your Lock
Follow the instructions in the app until you have successfully calibrated your lock and DoorSense.

Using Your Lock

Features

Note: You can only ask a Voice Assistant if the door is locked or unlocked.

 Entry Codes| •  Entry Codes are used to unlock your door.

•  Create entry codes from the “Guest List” screen in our app.

•  You can set the entry code to work permanently, recurring, or on a temporary schedule.

•  An unlimited number of entry codes can be created or deleted at any time.

 Auto-Lock| •  Auto-Lock automatically locks your door for you.

•  It can be set to lock on a timer, as short as 30 seconds, or as long as 30 minutes.

•  When using the Auto-Lock feature with DoorSense, your door will not lock until it is in the closed position.

•  Auto-Lock can be set up in the lock settings of the app.

 Auto-Unlock| •  Auto-Unlock knows when you arrive and unlocks the door as you approach.

•  Auto-Unlock can be set up in the lock settings of the app.

 Passage Mode| •  Use passage mode when you want to disable Auto-Lock for an extended period of time. Simply press the button on the inside of the lock to turn it on.

•  To turn passage mode off, simply lock your door.

 Integrations| •  Yale Access products work in harmony with some of your favorite smart home brands to make life more simple and secure.

•  Integrations can be set up in the Yale Access App from the “Works With” screen.

Setting Definitions

Codes

Programming Code

| Automatically created by the Yale Access App| This code is used to access programming features: Handing, Smart Module integration, and Diagnostics. This code cannot be used to unlock the door. Find your programming code in the Yale Access App, enter this code on the keypad and press the gear symbol.
Entry Codes| | Entry codes can be created,from the Yale Access App, for users to allow them to lock/unlock the door from the lock keypad.
Security Settings
Hide Entry Codes| Off| If turned on, all entry codes within the app will be hidden from view.
Verified Access| Off| If turned on, biometric/passcode authentication is required from the app to operate the lock.
Notifications
Smart Alerts| Off| Create alerts you wish to receive from the app.
Automation
Auto-Lock| Off| Door will automatically lock, either when door is closed (with DoorSense), or based on a timer.
Auto-Unlock| Off| Door will automatically unlock when you arrive home.
DoorSense| Must be installed| Allows you to know when your door is opened or closed.
Setting| Default| Definition
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Advanced Device Settings
Volume| On| This feature can be changed in the Yale Access App. You can turn the lock volume on or off.
Operating Mode:

Normal

| On| When the lock is in normal operating mode all entry codes will work and the lock can be unlocked/locked from the app and voice assistants.
Operating Mode:

Vacation

| Off| This feature can be enabled in the Yale Access App. When enabled all entry code access will be restricted. Users can still lock and unlock the door with the app.
Inside Indicator Light|

Off

| This feature can be enabled in the Yale access App. When turned on, it will show the active status (locked) of the lock. This light will also inform you when the batteries are low, passage mode is enabled, and successful pairing.
Keypad Security:

Wrong Code Limit

|

5 times

| After five unsuccessful attempts at entering a valid entry code, the lock will shut down and not allow operation for sixty seconds. This timing can be changed from the app from 3 to 10.
Keypad Security:

Shutdown Timing

|

60 seconds

| The lock will shutdown (flashing RED) for sixty seconds and not allow operation after the wrong code entry limit (3 attempts) has been made. This timing can be changed between 10 seconds to 3 minutes in the app.
One Touch Locking| On| Lock the keypad by touching the Yale logo.

Passage Button

|

Off

| The passage button can be used to temporarily turn off auto-lock, so you can easily come and go without needing to unlock your door each time. To turn on passage mode, press the passage button on the inside of the lock. To turn off passage mode, simply lock your door.

Troubleshooting

Lock does not respond – door is open and accessible.

| •   Keypad becomes active when the Yale logo is pressed.

•  Verify contact with the logo.

•   If keypad numbers are visible, check they respond when pressed.

•   Check batteries are installed and oriented correctly (polarity) in battery case. Replace batteries* if dead.

•   Check to ensure keypad wire is fully connected and not pinched.

Lock does not respond –

door is locked and inaccessible.

| •   Batteries may not have enough power. Replace batteries*.

•   Use mechanical key to unlock the door.

Lock is on for a while then shows no reaction. Lights dim.|

•   Batteries do not have enough power. Replace batteries*.

Lock chimes indicate code acceptance, but door will not open.| •   Check for any foreign objects between door and frame.

•   Check that the wire is firmly connected to the inside lock.

Lock operates to allow access, but will not automatically unlock.| •   Check to see if Auto-Lock is enabled.

•   Disable Auto-Lock to lock the door (manually).

Lock responds “Low Battery”.| •   This is an alert to replace the batteries. Replace all four (4) batteries* with new AA Alkaline batteries.

When batteries are replaced, Smart Module locks have a real-time clock that will be set through the User Interface. It is recommended to verify the correct date and time; particularly those locks operating under Daylight Savings Time.

Entry code will not register.

| •   If low battery indicator is lit, change batteries*.

•   Entry code must consist of 4 to 8 digits.

•  The same entry code cannot be used for multiple users.

•   Entry code must be entered within 5 seconds (while keypad is active) or process will have to be restarted.

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Upon entering an entry code and pressing the check key, the lock displays “invalid code” error or lock times out without responding.|

•   Verify entered code is a valid, previously programmed, 4 to 8 digit code.

•   Vacation mode is on. Only an admin user can change vacation mode. Contact the admin.

Upon entering an entry code and pressing the check key, lock responds “Wrong number of digits”.|

•   The digits entered were incorrect or incomplete. Re-enter the correct code followed by the check key.

Deadbolt does not extend when locking the door with keypad.| •   Lock was not handed properly. Rehand lock through Settings Menu.
Lock operates, but makes no sound.| •   Check in the Yale Access App to see if Volume is set to off.

Hardware Troubleshooting

Deadbolt grinds and will not extend to lock when using an entry code but thumbturn locks and unlocks smoothly.|

Attempt re-handing using the Settings Menu.

You must use Programming Code to access the Settings Menu.

Deadbolt is hitting the strike plate.| Reposition the strike plate to align with deadbolt.
Deadbolt is not fully extending.| Increase depth of the deadbolt strike pocket in frame.

Resistance when locking deadbolt that requires pushing or pulling on the door to align deadbolt and latch.

| Adjust your existing knob, lever or handleset strike plate. Latch engagement into the strike is the main component used for door alignment.

Tab

To adjust Knob/Lever/Handleset strike plate:

1. Remove plate from door frame with a hand screwdriver.

(Using an electric driver may strip screw heads or enlarge screw holes.)

2.  Locate tab on strike plate. Bend the tab towards surface of strike. Note: A small change may be all that is required.

3.  Reinstall strike plate using a screwdriver and test again.

4.  If door cannot be adjusted sufficiently with strike tab, both knob/lever/handleset latch and deadbolt could require adjustment – we suggest you contact a local locksmith for assistance.

For help with misalignments, watch our door alignment video: US.YaleHome.com/Support

Resetting Lock to Factory Defaults

When the lock is reset*, it will remove the lock from the Yale Access App and remove all pin codes and settings that were changed.

To Reset Lock:

1. Remove the battery cover and one battery.
2. Press the reset button for 1 minute with the reset tool provided in the hardware box.
3. Replace cover.

Note: If the lock was enrolled in a Z-Wave network prior to resetting, it will need to be set up again.

After resetting, the lock must be set up with the Yale Access App.

Keypad Alerts

Low Battery Level 3

Checkmark flashes| Pairing Success
X then gear flashes Red| Jammed Lock
Gear flashes White| Pairing/successful pairing
Gear flashes Red during pairing| Failed Pair

Interior Lock Light Alerts

Use:

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FCC STATEMENT

• FCC ID: 2ABFG-YRD450BLEV1
• IC ID: 11626A-YRD450BLEV1

Class B Equipment
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Warning:
Changes or modifications to this device, not expressly approved by Yale Home could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Industry Canada:

• FCC ID: 2ABFG-YRD450BLEV1
• IC ID: 11626A-YRD450BLEV1

This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations.

Yale Home
24/7 Support: 1-855-213-5841 • US.YaleHome.com.

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