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Simplex
®
6200 Series
Light Commercial / Residential Locks
Mechanical Features
Construction:
All metal; cast front housing; force-proof clutch-protected exterior thumbturn; interior reinforcing plate
with brass trim plate; fixed wrought brass interior knob
Installation:
ASA 161 door preparation with additional feature holes; 2
housing; 1" (25 mm) diameter cross bore for latch; 2 x
inverted if the existing auxiliary lock obstructs installation
Minimum stile
5" (127 mm)
requirement:
Door handing:
Factory-handed left; field reversible
Numeric pushbuttons:
Vandal resistant, 5 button, anodized aluminum, mechanical
Weight:
4.5 lbs. (2 kg)
Strike:
TS strike plate; DB (Deadbolt) strike box
Latch:
1
⁄
" (13 mm) throw latch, floating or flat face plate
2
Backset:
2
3
Door thickness:
1
3
Finishes:
60 Gold Tone, 67 Almond, 85 Black or 86 Gray powder paint
Control:
Combination change tool
Lock Operation
Combination code:
One code per lock made of any combination of one to five numbers (pressed individually
or simultaneously)
Code:
Thousands of possible combinations
Certification and Testing
Fire rating:
Three-hour UL / ULC Fire rating for "A" label doors
⁄
" (70 mm) or 2
3
⁄
" (60 mm) backset
4
8
⁄
" (35 mm) to 2
1
⁄
" (57 mm), wood or metal
8
4
1
⁄
" (54 mm) diameter through bore for
8
1
⁄
" holes for mounting bolts. The lock can be
4
37
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My Kaba Lock has a cylinder above the interior side of the combination lock which, I remember, I was supposed to turn 30 degrees with a phillips screwdriver in order to zero out the old combination. I dont remember the rest, and I cant find the manual.
To reset the combination on a Kaba Mechanical Pushbutton Lock:
1. Write down the new combination for reference.
2. Set the lock to the 'clear' position.
3. Carefully press the buttons for the new combination.
4. Turn the knob, thumb turn, or lever fully to the unlock position.
5. The new combination is now set.
6. Test the combination several times with the door open to ensure it works correctly.
For added security, include at least one set of numbers that must be pressed simultaneously.
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