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4. Secure (hand tighten only) the G-152 lock body
using the two bolts. (See Figure 11.)
Note:
5. Route the cable through the cable routing hole for
the input unit.
6. Insert two of the input unit mounting bolts and
washers through the back of the door. Use the
upper right and lower left corners of the input unit
mounting holes.
7. Connect the lock body and input unit cable.
8. Place excess cable back in the input cavity via the
cable routing hole.
9. Secure (hand tighten only) the input unit using the
two bolts. (See Figure 13.)
Note:
10. Tape the cable in place in the routing channel so
that it does not get pinched when the back plate is
attached.
Fig. 13 - Secure Input Unit from Back of Door
11. Attach the back plate over the cable routing plate with the four remaining bolts, ensuring the
cable does not get pinched. The cable must stay in the channel of the cable routing plate. (See
Figure 14.)
12. Securely tighten all bolts.
13. Before closing door, place handle in lock body and perform operational check.
Note:
14. Close the door(s) and place the handle in the lock body.
Installation complete.
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You will have to back the bolts out from the
inside of the door a small amount in order
to thread them into the lock body.
You will have to back the bolts out from the
inside of the door a small amount in order
to thread them into the input unit.
If handle will not go into the lock body, loosen the lock body bolts, reposition lock body
to accept handle and re-tighten bolts.
Fig. 11 - Secure Lock Body from Back of Door
Fig. 12 - Connect Cable to Input Unit
Fig. 14 - Attach Back Plate
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