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3 Using a hammer and wooden block, lightly
drive the deadbolt into the hole until the
face of the deadbolt is flush with the edge
of the door.
5
Install cylinder or cylin-
ders
For 1 3/8" thick doors only
Slip the spacer ring behind the outside cyl-
inder and trim assembly as shown
in Figure 5.
Note: Use two spacer rings for M function
deadbolts, one behind the outside cylinder
and the other behind the inside cylinder.
For single-keyed cylinder deadbolts
except 'S' (classroom) functions
1 Extend the bolt with a screwdriver.
2 Install the cylinder and trim assembly with
the spindle in the vertical position as
shown in Figure 5.
For non-keyed KL functions
1 Extend the bolt with a screwdriver.
2 Slip the spacer ring behind the outside
rose.
.
Cylinder & trim assy
Spacer ring (1 3/8"
thick doors)
Spindle
Extend or retract bolt
with screwdriver here
Figure 5 Installing the cylinder and trim
assembly
For 'S' (classroom) function deadbolts
1 Retract the deadbolt with a screwdriver.
2 Install the cylinder and trim assembly with
the spindle in the horizontal position.
For double-keyed cylinder deadbolts ('M'
function)
1 Extend the bolt with a screwdriver.
2 Install each cylinder with its ring and rose
as shown in Figure 6.
Both spindles fit
through slotted
spindle hole
Figure 6 Side view of a double-keyed deadbolt
6
Attach inside trim
For standard mounting screws
1 Secure the cylinder to the door with the
clamp plate and mounting screws as
shown in Figure 7.
Spindle
Clamp plate
Mounting screws
Trim screws
Turn knob assy
Outside cylinder,
ring, and rose
Figure 7 Standard trim mounting
2 Break the spindle at the appropriate notch
to suit the installation.
3 Slide the turn knob assembly over the spin-
dle and secure it with the trim screws sup-
plied.
For concealed mounting screws
1 With the inside rose and turn knob unit in
place, put the two mounting screws
through the outside cylinder as shown in
Figure 8.
Inside rose
Mounting screw
Turn knob unit
Figure 8 Concealed trim mounting
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2 Break the spindle at the appropriate notch
to suit the installation.
3 Screw the mounting screws into the back
of the turn knob unit.
7
Install core or cores
For double-keyed deadbolts or deadbolts
with concealed screws
To cover the mounting screw holes, put
the cylinder face into the ring. See Figure 9.
Ring
Mounting screw holes
Cylinder face
Figure 9 Installing the cylinder face for double-
keyed deadbolts and deadbolts with
concealed screws
For all deadbolt locks
1 Put the control key into the core and turn
the key 15 degrees clockwise as shown in
Figure 10.
Throw pins
Core
Rotate 15 degrees
Figure 10 Installing the core on standard
deadbolts
2 Adjust the throw pins if needed, then put
the core into the cylinder with the control
key.
3 Turn the key 15 degrees counterclockwise
and remove the key.
Caution: Locks that secure both sides
of the door are controlled by building
codes and the Life Safety Code®. In an
emergency exit situation, failure to
quickly unlock the door from the inside
could be hazardous or even fatal.
Patents
Products are covered by one or more of the
following patents:
U.S. Patents
D290085, 4444034, 4424693, 4386510,
4294093, 4301667, 4655063, 4843852
Other patents pending.
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