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LittleGiant

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#285899 24-May-2021 10:45
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Hi,

 

I have a Yale Lock 3109 version, and the alarm keeps going off when you touch/push gently the door or the door handle (not even brut force).

 

My neighbor has the same lock, and he doesn't have any issue with the alarm.

 

Tried google the issue, but can't seem to find anything.

 

User manual doesn't this cover.

 

Does anyone know what I need to check or any suggestion how I can fix it?

 

 

 

Thanks

 

 


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  #2712080 24-May-2021 10:48
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Got the same lock but don't have any issues.

 

Have you tried taking out the batteries and / or doing a reset?




LittleGiant

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  #2712083 24-May-2021 10:54
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Have done both - replaced a new set of batteries and a factory reset - still the same.


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  #2712094 24-May-2021 11:04
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Yes! Had issues with the burglar alarm going off randomly on ours, within weeks of having it installed. Once in the middle of the day, and once in the middle of the night (woke me up). Couldn't find anything on Google, and it hasn't gone off for the last couple of weeks, so seems to have come right (I know that's not helpful). 

 

From my research, the next step would have been to remove the back/front unit and double check that the two cables that run through the door aren't squashed or shorting against the door.




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  #2712127 24-May-2021 11:38
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nickb800:

 

Yes! Had issues with the burglar alarm going off randomly on ours, within weeks of having it installed. Once in the middle of the day, and once in the middle of the night (woke me up). Couldn't find anything on Google, and it hasn't gone off for the last couple of weeks, so seems to have come right (I know that's not helpful). 

 

From my research, the next step would have been to remove the back/front unit and double check that the two cables that run through the door aren't squashed or shorting against the door.

 

 

 

 

Yep, tell me about it, keep waking me up at like 2-3 am in the morning. I thought there were someone but nothing when I checked the camera, just the door lock doing its stupid thing.

 

Thanks anyway, and will open it up and have a look.


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  #2712207 24-May-2021 13:34
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In the comments section of a Parvez Alarm YT video there's the suggestion that a cable from is loose or needs reseating.

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  #2714377 28-May-2021 10:37
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Bung: In the comments section of a Parvez Alarm YT video there's the suggestion that a cable from is loose or needs reseating.

 

do you have a link to the video?


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  #2714468 28-May-2021 11:36
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https://youtu.be/cKO2IIDpwyI

It's not the same model but could be similar tech.

 
 
 

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  #2988564 27-Oct-2022 09:09
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LittleGiant:

 

Hi,

 

I have a Yale Lock 3109 version, and the alarm keeps going off when you touch/push gently the door or the door handle (not even brut force).

 

 

Sorry for dredging up an old post, but I'm having a similar issue with my Yale 3109 lock. We had the Access Kit module installed yesterday so that we can add the lock to Apple HomeKit and our Control4 home system. But at 5am this morning the Yale lock started beeping semi regularly, about every 15 minutes at a guess. I swapped out the batteries for new ones but still getting the beeping.

 

So I wondered if you ever found a solution to your issue? On rereading your post, maybe mines quite a different issue to yours but still interested to hear if/how you resolved your issue?

 

Thanks

 

 


WolfmanNZ
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  #2997504 17-Nov-2022 15:48
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We had this issue with a 4109+. Turned out to be the strike case part (in our aluminium door frame) was loose(its bolted in) so if there was any kind of wind there was enough movement in the door to make it think it was being forced. Tightened up the plate properly and issue was resolved. YMMV.


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