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REPLACING AN EXTERNAL CYLINDER

To replace the cylinder, use the supplied screws.

- Unscrew the side screws and remove the cover (Fig. 1). 

- Remove the entire gear assembly (plate, 2 toothed wheels, motor) kept in place by 3 screws (Fig. 2) and disconnect 

the motor connector.

- Lift the highlighted lever (Fig. 3) and move the bolt to create the space necessary for unscrewing the screws that keep 

the cylinder in place (Fig. 4).

- Remove the existing cylinder.

- On the new cylinder, shorten the stem if necessary (5 mm projection from the cylinder brass spacer - Fig. 5).

- Remount the cylinder (Fig. 6).

- Reconnect the motor connector, reinsert the gear assembly, making sure that the toothed wheels are aligned correctly 

with the deadbolt teeth and verifying they fit by moving the assembly manually.

- Replace the cover.
This lock offers the possibility of replacing the internal and/or external cylinder with cylinders of the same type (e.g., of 

the same master system). If the gate thickness is greater than the cylinder length, you can use the special extension KIT 

(optional) code 98C47ES001.

CHANGING THE KEY ENTRY

- Unscrew the side screws and remove the cover (Fig. 1).

- Remove the entire gear assembly (plate, 2 toothed wheels, motor) kept in place by 3 screws (Fig. 2) and disconnect 

the motor connector.

- Lift the highlighted lever (Fig. 3) and move the bolt to create the space necessary for unscrewing the screws that keep 

the cylinder in place (Fig. 4).

- Loosen the screws that keep the cylinder in place, remove the 2 screws set on the box (Fig. 7) and move the plate to the 

desired key entry position – 50, 60 or 70 (Fig. 8), replace the 2 box screws and tighten the 2 cylinder screws.

- Insert the pin into the deadbolt (as shown in Fig. 9) according to the selected key entry position.

- Reconnect the motor connector, reinsert the gear assembly, making sure that the toothed wheels are aligned correctly 

with the deadbolt teeth and verifying they fit by moving the assembly manually.

- Replace the cover.

Summary of Contents for XDRIN 49XD1 Series

Page 1: ...covers the replacement or repair of parts found defective at origin due to manufacturing defects Costs of shipping to and from service centres will be paid by the customer In case of repeated malfunc...

Page 2: ...ck using the existing plates holes Mount the lock according to the following procedure Unscrew the side screws and remove the cover Fig 4 Attach the lock and the strike plate using the supplied screws...

Page 3: ...ING THE GRACE PERIOD The grace period is the amount of time within which the door must be opened measured from the moment the button has been pressed If the door has not been opened within the set gra...

Page 4: ...re is no set polarity for the power supply pins 1 and 2 and unlocking command impulse pins 3 and 4 Transformer or Power supply 12 24 V AC DC Transformer or Power supply 12 24 V AC DC Button Lock Power...

Page 5: ...lse on Terminal 4 The lock can be powered by a 12 to 24V current Bus based connection to the control unit two wires via a dry contact relay In this configuration the lock is controlled by a dry contac...

Page 6: ...ternal escutcheons JAMMING ERRORS In the event of jamming due to mechanical problems that prevent proper bolting the lock will automatically proceed to make 5 additional locking attempts If none of th...

Page 7: ...linder with cylinders of the same type e g of the same master system If the gate thickness is greater than the cylinder length you can use the special extension KIT optional code 98C47ES001 CHANGING T...

Page 8: ...ds with 5 second increments Door bolted signal Red green dual colour LED Protection rating IP44 DRAWINGS AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS External cylinder extension kit cod 98C47ES001 REPLACING AN INTERN...

Page 9: ...www mottura it 99342ENG REV 00 07 18 a_020258 Internal cylinder version 49XD1 Internal knob version 49XD2...

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