I have the above keypad installed however many numbers do not respond to being pressed, despite changing our pin to suit the numbers available. Now the numbers do not respond at all. I trust if I was to remove the fixing screw a tamper would be sounded, as I am unable to key in our code how do I go about either cleaning the rubber mat/contacts and/or replace without system going into full alarm!!! Any help please?
Eurosec CP8L keypad
- Thread starter Billblack
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If you firmly press in you code does it respond then?
You could try and clean the keypad membrane rubber buttons but this will require you to take the cover off and it will set off the tamper for the keypad.
How old is the keypad ?
Could buy a new keypad to replace old unit as these can be purchased separately
You could try and clean the keypad membrane rubber buttons but this will require you to take the cover off and it will set off the tamper for the keypad.
How old is the keypad ?
Could buy a new keypad to replace old unit as these can be purchased separately
Step one remove keypad , take out membrane, clean carbon blobs with meths and cotton bud ( try to remove any "shine" on the mat normally the code you use , dry on paper towel , put back together and try code , this can last , weeks , months , years ! If playing up after months replace keypad
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Do you get a bleep when you press a button ?
If you take the keypad off the wall ,yes it will set off the alarm,internally only
But if your code does not work then you will not stop the internal sounder.
If you take the keypad off the wall ,yes it will set off the alarm,internally only
But if your code does not work then you will not stop the internal sounder.
Firmly press your code number in.if does not start to set then I would suggest you replace the keypad.
sparkymarka
Reading some of your previous post answers wonder if you could help?
I have a eurosec CP8L keypad that doesn't respond to any number being pressed, used to but despite changing codes it won't respond to keys being pressed, my dilemma is when I come to remove the screw to take keypad off then this will sound a tamper, as I am unable to press a code in what do I do when it then goes into full alarm, do I just carry on try cleaning rubber mat and when replaced will pressing the code in just reset the system? Thanks in advance of your
Reading some of your previous post answers wonder if you could help?
I have a eurosec CP8L keypad that doesn't respond to any number being pressed, used to but despite changing codes it won't respond to keys being pressed, my dilemma is when I come to remove the screw to take keypad off then this will sound a tamper, as I am unable to press a code in what do I do when it then goes into full alarm, do I just carry on try cleaning rubber mat and when replaced will pressing the code in just reset the system? Thanks in advance of your
It's the same risk that I would have to take ....worst case is the internal speaker would have to be disconnected ( if fitted ) and the 12+ wire from the keypad if the mat cleaning fails! Then order new keypad
Only other issue would be if it's been engineer locked and tamper engineer reset enabled, but there is no way of knowing ,if it's not working anyway you have nothing to lose on that issue
Only other issue would be if it's been engineer locked and tamper engineer reset enabled, but there is no way of knowing ,if it's not working anyway you have nothing to lose on that issue
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