Door lock-unlock button above bed?

[Ultratravler]

I looked through all the manuals and can't seem to find any information on the door lock-unlock button above the bed. I push the open or close side till the red light goes out, but nothing happens. The door doesn't lock or unlock. Am I doing something wrong or what? We have a 2013 Aspire RBQ. Thanks for any help.

[DSL417]

Originally Posted by Ultratravler

I looked through all the manuals and can't seem to find any information on the door lock-unlock button above the bed. I push the open or close side till the red light goes out, but nothing happens. The door doesn't lock or unlock. Am I doing something wrong or what? We have a 2013 Aspire RBQ. Thanks for any help.

Left side button looking up...listen closely and along with the red light blink, you should be able to hear the door lock (not the dead bolt) lock. It also should set the bay door dead bolts. Try the next morning without hitting the unlock on you FOB to test it out.

Works that way for me.

[CoreyinWP]

The button over the bed is part of the "efob" system programmed with your key fob. It may need to be reprogrammed. I believe it would have to be done as well as the key fobs all at the same time.

[voltdoc]

The key fob system also arms/disarms the security system - so when "armed" (door locked) any "jingling" noises will set off one of the two "glass breakage" detectors - these can be disabled or detuned.

Also note the Aspire (at least mine) does not have cargo bay door electric locks.

[CoreyinWP]

when turned up even a sneeze;...or the dryer buzzer will set it off

[Ultratravler]

I had the wife push the lock-unlock button, above the bed, while I sat at the door. Nothing happened or even tried to happened. Is there anything to check or do I just add this to the list?

Next question, where and how do you adjust the sensitivity on the alarm system?

I got a bigger, more detailed owners manual with my new motorcycle than I did with my new Entegra coach. Or did I not get everything?

[CoreyinWP]

If you have the led lighting up on the lock/unlock button, I would assume you will need to reprogram.

The front sensor adjustment should be in the front p/s sill. Pull the cup holder and you can see the sensor Nd the knob to adjust. Not sure where is in the RBQ for the back sensor. Mine is in the laundry closet in the back wall.

[voltdoc]

The rear sensor in the RBQ is to the passenger side of the door between the bed room and the bathroom 18-24" or so above the floor as I recall. The adjustment I am told is directly behind it which is inside the rear bath vanity cabinet under the sink.

[Marcosdad]

We used the above bed lock for the first time the other night. In the morning, I unlocked the door manually. When I opened it, the alarm went off. It silenced with the key fob. Is this the way it is supposed to work? I have maydayed to Joyce, but haven't heard back yet.

[The Driver]

Makes sense. That's the way your car alarm works.

If you lock with the coach button or key fob, that sets the alarm. Someone reaches through an open window and manually releases the lock and opens the door, the alarm rings.

If you lock it manually, you can unlock it manually.

[RISCKY]

We lock it with the bed lock but open manually in the morning. Alarm doesn't not go off, nor is the alarm "set". Ours simply lock the doors...which is exactly how we prefer it. If alarm was set the any motion during the night or in the morning would set it off. Call CS to solve this one.

[CoreyinWP]

I don't believe they are "motion sensors" rather glass break sensors.

[RISCKY]

Originally Posted by CoreyinWP

I don't believe they are "motion sensors" rather glass break sensors.

You are correct. Either way, if the alarm is set...sounds, such as the name tag on a bird dogs collar will set off the alarm. Our alarm doesn't "set" when we lock the coach from the inside.

[CoreyinWP]

yup...we had the dryer buzzer and a sneeze set it off,,,but adjusted the sensitivity on them,,,now much better