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I installed the Yale Smart Door lock this morning. The hardest part was removing the old Schlage lock. I could not get the old keypad off after removing all the screws. It was just stuck to the paint. Eventually a rubber hammer and screwdriver loosened it enough for me to pry it off.
The Yale lock took about fifteen minutes to install. The only tool I needed was a Phillips screwdriver. I was fortunate in that the holes that were already in place for the Schlage lock were in the same location as where I needed them to be for the Yale lock.
It took me about fifteen additional minutes to do the programming, add user codes, and set up the Auto Unlock features. Everything seems to be working very smoothly so far. I’ll update after I’ve lived with it for a few weeks to see how well it’s working for us.
It’s on sale for Prime Day at Amazon today if anyone’s shopping for a new smart lock.
The Yale lock took about fifteen minutes to install. The only tool I needed was a Phillips screwdriver. I was fortunate in that the holes that were already in place for the Schlage lock were in the same location as where I needed them to be for the Yale lock.
It took me about fifteen additional minutes to do the programming, add user codes, and set up the Auto Unlock features. Everything seems to be working very smoothly so far. I’ll update after I’ve lived with it for a few weeks to see how well it’s working for us.
It’s on sale for Prime Day at Amazon today if anyone’s shopping for a new smart lock.