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Screw the lock in place
Screw the correct strike
plate in place
Fix the locking cylinder
in place using a forend
screw
Fig. 7 :
Key withdrawal position
Assembly
Installing the lock
At tention!
Prevent the door from closing accidentally: The lock automatically locks a closed door and can then only
be unlocked again by an electric control signal or using the locking cylinder.
· Install a locking cylinder before closing the door with the lock installed.
1
Screw the lock into the lock recess.
2
Attach the lock fittings.
3
Check that the lock can be operated easily.
The lock is ready to use once the strike plate is assembled.
Installing the strike plate
The strike plate must be installed in the door frame in such a way that the lock latch and trip latch can
slide over a flat surface ("Profiles with thermal separation", page 58). The trip latch must remain
depressed throughout this movement ("Self-locking function", page 49).
1
Create the strike plate recess and all drill holes.
2
Clean the strike plate recess and all drill holes by blowing out or vacuuming.
3
Screw the strike plate that matches the lock being installed into place.
4
Check that the lock can be operated easily.
The lock is ready for operation.
Installing the fittings and locking cylinder
1
Install the fittings.
2
Insert the locking cylinder always ensuring that the locking cylinder lever is centred.
3
Fix the locking cylinder in place using the cylinder screw.
The lock is now fully assembled.
Locking cylinder
max.
max.
30°
30°
The length of locking cylinder to be used is calculated from the door
leaf thickness and the door plate thicknesses (fittings) on the inside
and outside.
The key withdrawal position of the locking lever must not exceed 30°
below to the left and right.
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