How to Unlock Yale Assure Smart Lock If Batteries Are Dead (in 20 seconds)
About 1 minute · Checked November 2026
If your Yale Assure lock's batteries die, hold a 9-volt battery to the two contacts on the bottom of the outside keypad. That gives it a quick charge so you can type your code and unlock. Then change the batteries inside.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get in if my Yale lock batteries are dead?
Hold a 9-volt battery to the contacts on the bottom of the keypad, then type your code.
Does a 9-volt battery recharge the Yale lock?
No. It gives it just enough power to unlock. Change the batteries after.
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Battery level too low to operate. Here's how to unlock the Yellow Shore Smart Lock when the batteries are dead. Take a 9volt battery. You're going to see connectors on the bottom. Go ahead and touch the connectors to the bottom to give it a temporary charge. Then tap the screen. After you type in your password, unlock. Make sure to change your batteries on the other
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