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Cylinder Removal and Re-Keying Kit
Schlage Keypad Deadbolts come standard with a 5-pin solid
brass C-keyway cylinder. The re-keying steps are the same as
for the Schlage B-300 series deadbolt. Cylinder removal and
replacement instructions are illustrated on the back page.
A supplemental kit has been designed with replacement
parts for the Keypad Locks and Deadbolts.
Supplemental Re-Keying Kit
Part Number 38-030 Keypad Re-Keying Kit
Part
Number
Description
F605-367
CYLINDER DRIVER BAR FOR KPL
B520-628
WASHER FOR KPD TAILPIECE
B520-607
SPACER FOR KPD TAILPIECE
B520-608
RETAINER FOR KPD TAILPIECE
F605-349
SCREW FOR ATTACHING OUTSIDE KPD
ESCUTCHEON TO BASEPLATE
B520-606
CYLINDER DRIVER BAR FOR KPD
Kit
Reorder
Qty.
Qty.
10
100
15
150
15
150
25
250
15
150
10
100
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- Page 1 Cylinder Removal and Re-Keying Kit Schlage Keypad Deadbolts come standard with a 5-pin solid brass C-keyway cylinder. The re-keying steps are the same as for the Schlage B-300 series deadbolt. Cylinder removal and replacement instructions are illustrated on the back page. A supplemental kit has been designed with replacement parts for the Keypad Locks and Deadbolts.
- Page 2 BE365 Cylinder Removal Instructions Remove Backplate from Outside Keypad Assembly Remove Cylinder from Thumbturn Remove Retainer, Block and Disc from Cylinder Remove Cylinder Cap, Tailpiece, Pin, and Spring Rekey Cylinder as Usual Install Spring, Pin, Tailpiece, and Cylinder Cap NOTE: Tailpiece is available in the Schlage Supplemental Electronics Lock Rekeying Kit Install Disc, Block and Retainer Reinstall Cylinder as Shown...
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The door won’t lock and the key just spins in the lock
If the key spins in the lock and the door won’t lock, the cylinder may not be installed correctly. Ensure the top of the cylinder is pointing toward the keypad when reinstalling. Also, confirm all components—spring, pin, tailpiece, cylinder cap, disc, block, and retainer—are correctly installed in the proper order.
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