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Bauer Keypad Battery change?

Us_out_West
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Explorer
Anyone have experience changing batteries for the keypad?




Thanks in advance.
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dougrainer
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The OP's Jayco lock is a DEXTER model. The Bauer has AAA batteries in the inside door handle. Doug

Fizz
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I had no interest in this topic but I had to aknowledge a proper endindg to a question.

Thanks for the closure, well done.

Us_out_West
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Have a response from someone in the Jayco Forums.


As far as I know this model doesn't have batteries. Mine looks exactly the same and it runs off 12-volts from the coach batteries, supposedly hot all the time. Look in the hinge area of your door and see if you see two spring-loaded plungers and mating contact areas. That is how power is passed to the lock assembly, it happens only when the door is closed or very close to it.

My reply;

You nailed it.

Cleaned up both areas to get better contact and works now...but will keep an eye on it and keys in my pocket.
Our Trip Journal

2012 Jayco Pinnacle (View)
36 KitchenPantryTripleSlide
MorRyde pin box and suspension, Curt Q24, Dual Pane windows, Auto Levelers, 2 AC's,and more.

2009 Silverado 3500HD 4X4 (View)
CC, Dura-Max 6.6/Allison,LB ,DRW,Amer. Tank 65 gal. Aux Fuel