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PaxLock Pro - Mortise - Installation and
Commissioning Guide
Overview
When installing a PaxLock Pro - Mortise, it is
important to ensure the environment the PaxLock
Pro - Mortise is to be installed in is fit for purpose.
This application note covers the preparation that
should be carried out before, during and after
installation to ensure the longevity of the product
as well as correct installation.
This application note also covers a few common
problems which may impact the performance and
quality of the PaxLock Pro - Mortise.
Checks to make prior to installation
If door mortising is required prior to installing the PaxLock, we recommend the use of a door mortising
jig or seek the assistance of a carpenter. When preparing a new door, follow this drilling template:
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For the 901-053-US PaxLock Pro – Latchbolt Mortise lock, follow the instructions and drill holes:
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Outside: A, B, E,
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Inside: A, E
For the 901-054-US PaxLock Pro – Deadbolt Mortise lock, follow the instructions and drill holes:
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Outside: A, B, E
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Inside: A, C, E, F
Note: The F markings are to hold the rose of the thumbturn in place. These are not very deep and
can be done when the thumbturn is being installed.
Before installing the PaxLock Pro - Mortise onto the door, it is important to check that the door, frame and
any relevant door furniture are in good working order. This is important to ensure both the longevity and
the smooth operation of the product once installed.
Door usage
The PaxLock Pro – Mortise can be installed on an exterior facing door and is recommended for use on doors
being operated up to 75 times per day. For usage above this number, we would recommend a Paxton hard
wired solution.
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Summary of Contents for Paxton PaxLock Pro Mortise
- Page 1 The PaxLock Pro – Mortise can be installed on an exterior facing door and is recommended for use on doors being operated up to 75 times per day. For usage above this number, we would recommend a Paxton hard wired solution.
- Page 2 Lock case The PaxLock Pro - Mortise is compatible with the PaxLock Pro – Latchbolt Mortise lock or the PaxLock Pro – Deadbolt Mortise lock, both of which are available from Paxton. Sales Codes: 901-053-US PaxLock Pro – Latchbolt Mortise lock 901-054-US PaxLock Pro –...
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Page 3: Door Frame
PaxLock APN-1181-US Fire doors The PaxLock Pro - Mortise is certified to UL10C 3 hour fire test. All door furniture used in the installation must have equivalent fire certification in order to comply. This includes the use of interdens as recommended by the lockset manufacturer. - Page 4 PaxLock APN-1181-US Door Closer If a door closer is being used it must be adjusted to ensure the door closes without slamming but does not require excessive force to open. Door Stop The use of a door stop is advised on doors that can hit an adjacent wall when fully opened. This will prevent damage being caused to the PaxLock Pro - Mortise.
- Page 5 PaxLock APN-1181-US Acoustic and draft seals Should a door have either an acoustic or draft seal around the outer edge, it is important that the door can still easily close without putting undue stress on the latch and strike plate. If this is not the case, the strike plate may need adjusting.
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Page 6: During Installation
APN-1181-US During installation The supplied template <www.paxton.info/3586> should be used to check that the holes in the door are in the right location and correctly sized for the PaxLock Pro - Mortise. To ensure the PaxLock Pro - Mortise is perpendicular to the door edge it is important to mark and drill the anti-rotation screw in the correct location, as indicated below. -
Page 7: Replacing The Batteries
PaxLock Pro – Mortise. The PaxLock Pro - Mortise is compatible with the Yale® Latchbolt Mortise Lock or the Yale® Deadbolt Mortise Lock, both of which are available from Paxton. Sales Codes: 901-053-US Yale® Latchbolt Mortise lock... -
Page 8: Troubleshooting
PaxLock APN-1181-US Troubleshooting To help improve the quality of the installation and the longevity of the product, several common issues and potential solutions are listed below. Problem Recommendation Lock case Applying the manufacturer recommended Lock case is old, worn, or not freely moving. lubricant may improve this operation. - Page 9 Pro - Mortise handle has been held down for or “Unsecure-side handle stuck” more than 30 seconds. Most likely someone holding the handle down for too long or something has been hung or left on the handle. © Paxton Ltd 1.0.5...
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