Questions and Answers for Kwikset SmartCode Venetian Bronze Keypad Electronic Tustin Door Lever Featuring SmartKey Security

A:  Google it, you will find a manual online. No special tools needed. (For Google or for the locket.)

A:  I don't see why not as long as the Balboa is the same diameter as the Tustin from Kwikset

A:  On internal side of the lock there is a cover (held by 2 screws) which opens battery slot ( 4 X AA ).

A:  Remove the cover on the inside of the door, using the allen head tool provided with the lock to remove the 2 screws. Slide the battery pack up and out. Replace the alkaline batteries and reinstall. Simple.

A:  Remove the screws from the side of the inside cover and slide the cover up and off. Pull out the battery case and replace the 4 AA batteries with fresh alkaline batteries. Replace the battery case then put the cover back on. Screws optional.

A:  Remove the back side(inside). If i remember correctly it has a small screw.

A:  No you have to push the lock button on the outside!

A:  It will stay unlocked unless you press the lock button from the outside, or lock from the inside. If you lock from inside, you will need to press code to unlock, then it will remain unlocked until lock mechanism is engaged.

A:  Yes mine locks automatically. I do believe that you have the option to set it either way.

A:  Yes it locks automatically. I believe that you have the option to set it both ways. But I have my to lock automatically.

A:  Yes, it has optional auto locking in 30 seconds

A:  No you cannot. Battery only.

A:  no you can't. I change mine out every 16-24 months regardless of whether I get the warning sound/light

A:  This requires a 6 Volt dc, (4-1.5v batteries) I am not an electrician, this may sound a bit extreme, you'll need a lot of extra work which is not cost effective.

A:  No. That's why they call it AUTO LOCK. You'll just have to turn Auto Lock off OR use your key?