First Days Migrating from Wink to Hubitat, Successes, Failures, and Solutions to Help Others…

I have an old Z-Wave Schlage lock, BE469 I got in 2016. I've connected it to both SmartThings and Hubitat hub and it's stayed connected and run w/out issues for the last 7 years.

I believe that is part of your problem, doing the lock first.

Try the following:

  1. Pair the lock last, after you've built a strong Z-Wave mesh, including beaming repeaters like Z-Wave switches near the lock. You don't rely on those repeaters for initial pairing, but you want them there/available as soon as the lock is paired.
  2. Make sure to do a full exclude/reset on the lock before trying to pair
  3. Put the hub w/in a few feet of the lock for initial pairng - lock pairing is different than pairing other devices and wants the hub to be just a few feet away for security reasons. I used a long Ethernet cord to get the hub next to my lock.

Try the steps below, after you have set up your other Z-Wave devices. This process is very "belt and suspenders" approach, worked for me on ST and HE:

  1. Exclude the lock from the the network: Extend bolt, press Schlage button, enter 6 digit programming code, then press 0
  2. Factory reset the lock: Unplug battery, hold Schlage button and plug in battery
  3. Ensure all existing lock codes have been deleted from the lock itself: Schlage button->Programming code->2->enter 4 digit factory code twice
  4. Bring hub within just a few feet of the lock and pair the lock with the hub
  5. Enroll the lock in the Lock Manager app and enter user codes and confirm they are successfully transfered to the lock
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