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Kaba Mas LLC
749 W. Short Street, Lexington, KY 40508 USA
Phone: (859) 253-4744 FAX: (859) 255-2655
Technical Support: (800) 950-4744
www.kaba-mas.com
Maintenance and Trouble-Shooting
Maintenance
• Inspect the door assembly to assure proper alignment and operation.
• Inspect the G-152 mounted door panel for defects and repair/replace as recommended by the
manufacture.
• Verify lock body and input unit mounting hardware is secure.
• Open and close lock assembly to assure all components are properly aligned and in good
operating condition.
• Inspect physical condition of handle-mounted "Weather Guard" and replace if needed.
• Keep Lock Body locking jaws clean and remove any debris.
• Apply a Dry Film Lubricant to the Lock Body locking jaws.
• Replace Input Unit batteries at least once a year. See page 7 Battery Maintenance.
Winter Conditions
• If lock becomes frozen, apply de-icer as required to the:
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Lock Body locking jaws
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Lock Body operating dial
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Input Unit RED button switch
• Apply a 9-volt battery to the supplementary power connector if cold weather conditions
impair the Input Unit/Lock Body operation. See page 7 Temporary Power.
Trouble-shooting
• If the Input Unit/Lock Body operation malfunctions, apply a 9-volt battery to the supplementary
power connector. If operations resume, replace the Input Unit batteries. See page 7 "Battery
Maintenance-Temporary Power".
