Replacing the Enclosure Assembly
A damaged, weathered or vandalised housing does not mean a new keypad. This guide shows how to transfer the electronics of a Codeguard scrambling keypad into a replacement enclosure — about ten minutes on the bench.
Enclosure replacement, start to finish
Filmed on the bench with a standard SERlll keypad. The same procedure applies across the range.
Three stages
The video walks through each one at working pace, so it can be followed on a phone at the bench.
Open and separate
Removing the fixings, lifting the front assembly clear of the base and releasing the ribbon connector that links the keypad PCB to the base without straining it.
Transfer the PCB
Lifting the board out of the old housing and seating it correctly on the pillars of the replacement enclosure, with the ribbon routed so it is not trapped on reassembly.
Refit and test
Replacing the pillars, fixings and gasket, closing the enclosure, and confirming the keypad powers up and scrambles correctly before it goes back on the door.
Documentation for this procedure
Dimensions, terminal detail and the full technical reference, all in PDF.
Talk to us directly
Replacement enclosures, mounting kits and spares are supplied direct. Tell us the keypad model and what you need and we will send a pro-forma by return.