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IFAM  SEGURIDAD, S.L.U. 

Notario Etxagibel, 4. 20500 Arrasate-Mondragón (Spain)

MCA 200

MANUAL DE INSTRUCTIONES  

 INSTRUCTION MANUAL 

    

NOTICE D’INSTALLATION   

 MANUAL de INSTRUçõeS

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1

  Before installation

1) Make sure that all parts work properly.

2) Choose and set a code following the instructions on “Setting / Changing 

the entry code”. All of some of the buttons can be chosen to set the code. 

There is no need to replicate the order of the buttons when entering the code 

to open the door. 

3) After setting the code, press the C button. Then try entering the code. The 

door handle should easily turn. The bolt should go in and out freely as well.

4) Once you enter the code and turn the handle, it is compulsory to re-lock 

the bolt by turning the knob to its original position. You can do this both from 

the outside or the inside of the door.

2

  Setting / changing the entry code

At the back of the Mechanical Code Lock  

with Lever Handle (Fig . 1) you will find  

the screw buttons corresponding  

to the push buttons of the lock’s  

front side. To set the code, turn the  

selected screw buttons towards the G l 

etter (Fig . 1B) with a screwdriver.  

This operation activates the push buttons  

on the front side.

To deactivate the push buttons, turn the  

screw buttons towards the F letter (Fig . 1B).

Check that the code works properly before 

 installing the lock on the door.

ALWAYS PRESS KEY ‘C’ BEFORE ENTERING THE CODE

3

  Installation

Determine door handing

This diagram helps you determine, depending on the position of the hinges, if 

the door is on the left or right handed and if it opens inwards or outwards.
To open inwards, use the surface-mounted strike.
To open outwards, us the flush-mounted strike.

1) Mechanical Code Lock  
     with Lever Handle
2) Internal Block-Bolt
3) Neoprene Seals (2 pieces)
4) Spindle
5) Flush-mounted strike
6) Surface-mounted strike.
7) Wood screws (4 pieces) for  
    fixing keeper
8) Fixing bolt (3 in total, 1 spare)

Change to opposite handed door... 

 

The MCA200 lock is valid for both left hand doors 

and right hand doors.

If the door hading does not match

with the default configuration of your lock,

you can change the orientation of your MCA200 unit.

Remove the labels with the number 1 (see figure 2),  

then remove the screw in one of the holes and

screw it into the opposite hole.

... Or alternatively by altering the direction on the bolt 

 

a) Remove the 4 screws and the plate at the back of the internal block.

b) Remove the bolt and reverse it (on the left side or on the right side, the drive 

sheave down).

c) Place the 4 washers on  

the ‘nut’ parts.

d) Screw the plate back  

to its position.

Positioning the lock 

IMPORTANT: Determine which strike (flush-mounted  

or surface-mounted) to be used and mark its position  

on the frame before drilling the door.

CAUTION: The distance between the bolt and midlle of  

the strike hole should be 35mm.

Present the internal block with the handle in vertical  

position and hold it on the door with and end of the  

bolt alligned with the frame where the strike will be  

installed (see Step E)

Mark the position of the upper mounting hole using  

the template at the back of the instruction manual and  

mark the position of the lower mounting hole and the hole for the spindle.  

Drill 7 mm holes for the attachment screws and one 9.5 mm hole for the spindle.

Fixing the lock 

 

IMPORTANT Do not close the door before BEING SURE  the code works properly.

The spindle is designed for a 35 to 65mm thick door.

For door thickness below 50mm, separate a size of 12 mm at the end of the 

spindle.

Cut the end of attachment screws according to the thickness of the door so that 

with the flanges with the screws hold the lock with three threads.

CAUTION: The lower attachment screw should be longer than the upper screw.

Hold the lock into position, the rear face and the neoprene flanges on the door 

with the square into position. Screw all the elements starting by the upper 

screws.

Fixing the strike plate 

 

The strike plate must be positioned in a way that only the flat section of the 

latch bolt can enter the deadbolt.

Once the correct position determined, drwa a contour and use this mark to 

make a 1mm rebate to fit flush mounting. The strike must be aligned with the 

frame. Otherwise, readjust with the drilling machine and/or a chisel, in order to 

install the bolt.

Make sure that the deadbold stops on the strike to maitain its anti-burglar 

function while the door is locked.

If necessary, drill or cut a recess for the latch bolt.

Fix the srtike plate with one screw. Then, test the lock to see if it works properly 

and proceed to possible adjustments if necessary. Now, you can fix the strike 

completely.

 

Fig. 2

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