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5.1.4. Checking the operation
With the lock and strike installed and the
wiring complete the door is closed to check
alignment and operation.
Surface installation
5.1.
By using a YD25K housing the lock and or strike plate can be secured to the door or door frame eliminating the need
for cutting mortises. Housings are available with adhesive tape supplied for easy application to glass doors in addition
to having screw hole mounting points for wood and metal doors.
5.1.1. Securing the housing to wood
Two 10G x 1" pan head self-tapping screws and
two stepped washers are supplied with the
housing and can be screwed into the wood door
frame. The housing has two holes that accept
the stepped washers from the inside and once
the housing is in place the screws can be
tightened with a #2 Phillips head screwdriver
through the outside holes. One secured, the
included C brackets can be inserted under the
lock mounting holes to block the exposed hole,
with the hole in the C brackets positioned directly
under the lock mounting holes.
5.1.2. Wiring the lock
The wires will need to be run into the housing to
connect to the lock. The position of the hole is
determined at installation time by finding exactly
where the wiring will enter the housing, and drill
an 8mm hole through the housing wall. The
housing is supplied with one grommet, which
can be pushed into the drilled hole to protect the
wires form the sharp edge of the hole.
Detailed wiring information can be found in
Section 6 - Wiring.
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