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H-2
With the lever (h) in the horizontal posi-
tion, insert the key (n) into the cylinder
and turn it clockwise until it stops. (This
applies to both Right and Left-Handed
locks.)
H-3
Let go of the key, and again turn the lever
handle (h) clockwise for Right-Handed
locks or counter-clockwise for Left-Handed
locks. Now the inside drive hub (b) should
rotate in the same direction as the lever
handle when it is turned.
H-4 Install cap (i) to cover key hole. The
cap has a small groove on one edge
(to allow ease of removal). This
should be facing down. Insert bottom
snap of cap in lever hole below the
cylinder. With a small screwdriver,
push top snap of cap down while
pushing the cap into place.
b
h
Hole below
cylinder
i (First)
Top snap
(Second)
h
n
h
n
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H-5 To remove the cap (i), insert a
small flat screwdriver into this
groove and gently pry the cap off,
being careful not to damage it.
Cover the bottom of the lever to
protect the finish from being
scratched through the process of
removing the cap.
I. CHANGING LOCK CYLINDERS
I-1
Remove the cap from the outside lever (h).
I-2
Insert key (n).
I-3
Turn the key clockwise until it stops.
I-4
Release key (n).
I-5
Use a small flat screwdriver to push in
the lever catch through the small hole
underneath the outside lever
I-6
Pull the outside lever (h) off of the lock hous-
ing (be careful not to lose the cylinder plug).
I-7
Replace the old cylinder with the new one in
the lever handle. Only the same kind of cylin-
der with 2 grooves in cross in the end of the
cylinder plug can be used on the lock.
I-8
Re-insert the cylinder plug (k).
I-9
While holding the cylinder (j) and plug (k) in
place, insert the key.
I-10Follow steps in section D, 7-11.
2 Grooves
in cross
i
j
k
h
h
n
h
