Question Keypad lock for entry door on Class A

[Neal]

Enter the code and hold the top button for 5 sec sometimes works and other times it doesn’t.

Joe, I want to revisit this, not having read every reply above. A thought occurred to me: Long press (as you call holding for 5 sec) is typically for LOCKING. When you're unlocking, or better said, when I'm unlocking, I enter my 5 digit code and then I press and release 1 for example. I do not hold it waiting for action. I press and release. It then unlocks. On my 2017 pressing 1 is the entry door, 2 is basement doors, 4 is entry and basement doors. I think 4 went away in newer model years.

When locking I press and hold 1 until it locks. So long press to lock, press and release for unlock commands.

 

[DennisT]

Joe, I want to revisit this, not having read every reply above. A thought occurred to me: Long press (as you call holding for 5 sec) is typically for LOCKING. When you're unlocking, or better said, when I'm unlocking, I enter my 5 digit code and then I press and release 1 for example. I do not hold it waiting for action. I press and release. It then unlocks. On my 2017 pressing 1 is the entry door, 2 is basement doors, 4 is entry and basement doors. I think 4 went away in newer model years.

When locking I press and hold 1 until it locks. So long press to lock, press and release for unlock commands.

That is the same on our 22.

 

[Joe Dutchstar]

Verified that press in the code followed by either 1 for door or 2 for door and baggage doors, unlock them.
Tried several times and worked each time.
There is some latency in this process which throws some people off, thinking they have to do something else or additional.
If you wait a second or two, locks work as expected.
Glad to gain some understanding and confidence in this process.