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PREPARE LOCK:
1. Remove
inside lever
. Depress the
lever catch
with
wire pin
through the small hole in the
rose/lever
and pull
lever
off the tube.
2. Depress
lever catch
again and remove the inside rose assembly.
INSTALL LOCK:
1. Push
lock
through 2-1/8" hole from the outside, so that
retractor
engages
latch tail and both prongs as shown below.
2. Prongs must engage inside lock housing.
3. Align
outside rose
so
rose posts
enter
thru-bolt
holes in door.
4. Check from inside of door to see if
latch
is properly engaged.
5. Bring lock cable to inside of door.
CONVENTIONAL CYLINDER
1. Turn
key
in
cylinder 45°
in either direction.
2. Depress outside lever catch with
wire pin
through small hole in rose/lever and pull
lever off tube.
Door Thickness Adjustment
Installing The Lock
Installing the Biometric Fingerprint Reader
Reinstalling Outside Lever
IC CORE CYLINDER
A. With
IC core
removed, use
screwdriver
inside
lever to depress lever latch.
B. Pull off
lever
.
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NOTE: If lock is not in door, mounting posts must be on
vertical center line.
1. Align lever catch to face latch front.
2. Turn
key
in
cylinder 45
°
in either direction.
3. Slide lever on tube until it stops at the lever catch.
4. Slightly wiggle and push until lever engages lever
catch & connector.
Split Spacer
1.
Locks are factory assembled with a ring for 1-3/4" thick
door.
2. Before installation, use
door thickness gauge
on
template
as
shown below, to check lock chassis position. Center of latch
retractor should align with mark on gauge for appropriate door
thickness.
If chassis is not on center, remove outside lever, screw chassis
in or out to align with mark.
Check that lever engages lever
catch before installation.
3.
Reinstall outside lever.
To Adjust For Other Door Thickness:
Remove outside lever.
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INSTALL BIOMETRIC FINGERPRINT READER:
1. Insert outside fingerprint reader and lock through the mounting holes with their cables extending to inside of door.
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