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BLADE TUMBLER CYLINDER – SERIES H10
Using standard commercial retainer (non-key retaining feature)
DISASSEMBLY OF PADLOCK
1.
Insert key and rotate clockwise to open shackle.
2.
Rotate shackle to expose shackle hole.
3.
Using a flat blade screwdriver, remove the retaining screw that is at the bottom of the
exposed shackle hole.
4.
Rotate key counterclockwise approximately 30 degrees.
5.
Place side of lockbody on flat surface with open shackle hole down. Hit side of the lock with a
leather or plastic mallet. You are forcing the retaining pin into the space that the screw occu-
pied. If you will refer to the drawing, you will notice that the pin retains the cylinder by protruding
into the slot of the cylinder cap. The pin needs to move just enough to release the cylinder.
6.
Use key to remove the cylinder assembly.
7.
Close shackle and hold in position.
8.
Using needle nose pliers, grip retainer.
9.
While holding onto the lockbody and shackle, remove retainer.
10.
Remove the two ball bearings.
11.
Shackle and shackle spring can not be removed due to the shackle retaining pin being pressed
in place.
12.
Remove cylinder retaining pin.
REASSEMBLY OF PADLOCK
1.
Insert cylinder retaining pin into hole in lockbody. (A light grease may be needed to keep the pin
from falling out during the following operations.)
2.
Hold the lockbody with cylinder plug hole pointing upward and the shackle in the closed posi-
tion. (Grasp body with hand and use table top to hold shackle.)
3.
Insert the two ball bearings one at a time through the center plug hole and into the ballnest hole.
One ball toward each shackle leg so that each ball bearing is in the ball pocket of each shackle
leg. (A light grease may be needed to keep the ball bearings from falling out of position.)
4.
Insert retainer assembly into the plug hole with spring tip opposite the retaining pin hole of the
lockbody. (Retainer washer tab and spring end must be correctly positioned before inserting
retainer assembly into lockbody.)
5.
Push retainer down until it bottoms out in hole
6.
Insert cylinder assembly with key into plug hole. Push down and rotate clockwise until it seats
and engages with the retainer.
7.
Rotate retainer approximately 45 degrees.
8.
Release force on shackle and rotate key clockwise approximately 90 degrees until the shackle
opens. Retainer assembly is now wound properly.
9.
Rotate key counterclockwise approximately 30 degrees.
10.
Rotate shackle to expose shackle hole and push retaining pin into slot of cap with small tool.
11.
Insert the retaining screw and tighten.
Note: When servicing a lock assembly with a dead lock retainer (key retaining feature), the shackle must be in
the closed position any time the key needs to be rotated and removed from the cylinder assembly.
Service Parts reference pages 34 - 35.
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