D800 - Lock Dormakaba - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Electronic Lock
Brand	Dormakaba
Model	D800
Dimensions (W x H x D)	3.2 x 7.8 x 2.8 inches
Weight	2.1 lbs
Power Supply	4 AA batteries (9V backup)
Battery Life	Up to 1 year (normal use)
Locking Mechanism	Motorized deadbolt
Access Methods	Keypad code, key override, smartphone app (optional)
User Codes	Up to 50 user codes
Wireless Protocol	Bluetooth 4.0
Security Rating	ANSI Grade 1
Fire Rating	Not fire rated (standard use)
Operating Temperature	-15°C to 50°C
Installation	Standard door prep, drill required
Maintenance	Clean with dry cloth, check battery monthly
Spare Parts	Batteries, faceplate, mounting screws available
Repairability	User replaceable batteries; professional repair for motor
Certification	UL 294
Warranty	2 years limited

Frequently Asked Questions - D800 Dormakaba

How do I install the Dormakaba D800 lock?

Installation requires a standard door prep with a 2-1/8 inch bore hole and 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch backset. Follow the included installation template. Ensure the door is properly aligned.

What batteries does the D800 use and how long do they last?

It uses 4 AA alkaline batteries. Battery life is up to 1 year depending on usage. A low-battery warning appears on the keypad.

How do I add or delete user codes?

Press the Master Code (default 12345678), then follow the programming instructions. You can add up to 50 codes. See manual for full steps.

What do I do if the lock beeps but won't open?

Check battery level. If batteries are low, replace them. Also ensure the door is not misaligned. Use the mechanical key to unlock manually.

Can I use the lock with a smart home system?

Yes, the D800 supports Bluetooth and can be integrated with third-party smart home hubs via the Dormakaba app (sold separately).

How do I reset the lock to factory settings?

Remove one battery, then reinsert while pressing and holding the Program button (inside lock). Hold for 5 seconds. All codes will be cleared.

Is the lock weather resistant for outdoor use?

It is designed for interior doors only. For exterior use, consider a weatherproof model. Do not expose to rain or extreme temperatures.

What if I forget my master code?

You can perform a factory reset as described. After reset, the master code returns to default (12345678). Change it immediately.

How do I clean and maintain the lock?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the keypad and exterior. Avoid chemicals. Check battery contacts for corrosion every few months.

Can I order spare parts for the D800?

Yes, spare parts such as faceplates, batteries, and mounting screws are available from Dormakaba or authorized dealers. Contact support for motor repairs.

USER MANUAL D800 Dormakaba

Standard door thickness range : 1 3/8"\~2 1/8"

1 Mark door

1 Place template on door and mark center for 2 1/8" hole at desired backset.
2 Template should be placed on high edge of beveled door edge.

Diagram of hands holding a rectangular object with an arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols)

High side of door bevel

② Bore two holes

1 Bore a 2 1/8" diameter hole. To avoid splintering a wood door, bore the hole from both sides of door.
Note : If there is an existing 1 1/2" diameter cross bore, there is no need to re-drill cross bore. 1" diameter edge hole must be drilled 4" deep to accommodate deadbolt.
2 Drill a 1" diameter hole from the edge of door that intersects the 2 1/8" hole.
3 Using the deadbolt faceplate as a guide, mortise the edge of door to recess the faceplate.

③ Prepare wood door jamb

1 Locate exact center of bolt and mark center lines on jamb as shown.
2 Mark drill points 5/16" above and below horizontal center line.
3 Bore two overlapping 7/8" holes, 1 1/8" deep.
4 Clean out holes for strike box and place strike box in hole.
5 Place strike over box and trace for cutout.
6 Chisel about 1/4" deep for flush fit of strike box, strike reinforcer and strike.

4 Install strike plate

1 Place strike reinforcer with screw holes toward doorstop.
2 Mark and drill two 3/16" holes for 3" wood screws.
3 Install strike reinforcer, strike box, and finish strike in the order shown.

⑤ Install deadbolt assembly

1 Insert the deadbolt with slotted driver bar hole at the bottom of the assembly.
2 Secure the deadbolt to the door with screws.

6 Install Indicator

1 Retract deadbolt with a screwdriver.
2 Set up the Indicator Assembly to "VACANT"
3 Slide the driver bar in indicator assembly over deadbolt.

7 Attach inside trim

1 Slide the thumbturn assembly over the driver bar.
2 Secure the thumbturn assembly to the door with the mounting screws supplied.
3 Test thumbturn. Bolt must travel freely and project fully into strike without binding.

8 Test thumbturn

1 "VACANT" indicates Deadbolt is retraced.
2 "OCCUPIED" indicates Deadbolt is in locked position.