Assa Abloy Access 3, Technical Manual

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Service Procedures
UT5200 Parts Manual
All procedures which follow are intended for use
only with the current model lockset (Model 68)
and the current offering of functions. For obsolete
functions or models or designs, use these steps only
as a guide and tailor them to your particular lockset.
Some obsolete locksets may contain handed parts
which are not field reversible.
Changing from Knobs to Levers
This is possible for all functions except UT5261
but it is not practical. Major components must be
replaced and the cost can be prohibitive. In addition
to the two levers with their shanks, return springs
and spring anchors, both escutcheons must also be
changed.
Changing Hand of Lockset
Knob Version
Tools required: Phillips screwdriver and large and
small slotted screwdriver. For UT5282 (store door)
function, Waldes ring applicator E-015 (order as
301F59-8) and second small slotted screwdriver.
To change between LH and RH, or between LHR and
RHR, turn lockset upside down. No further action is
required.
To change between regular and reverse bevel,
the components which must be switched vary by
function. For UT5210 (passage) and UT5282 (store
door), both sides operate identically, so the only
thing which distinguishes regular or reverse bevel is
which side of door has exposed screws. For UT5210,
this is purely an esthetic concern. For UT5282,
security may be a factor in the decision. If neither is
a concern for your particular application, there is no
need to reverse either of these functions.
For all other functions:
1. Remove throughbolts and chassis cover. Notice
that one escutheon is loose and the other is
fixed. Fixed escutcheon is always attached
to chassis on low side of bevel, which is side
of chassis with three vertical ribs. This will be
outside for regular bevel (RH and LH) and inside
for reverse bevel (RHR and LHR). Consequently,
fixed side will change during this procedure.
2. For all functions except UT5282 (store door),
skip to step 3.
For UT5282, remove small retainer (item #30 on
exploded view page). This can be challenging,
so be patient. With small screwdriver, rotate
retainer around spindle until its opening is in
position of easiest access. Use second small
screwdriver with first screwdriver to spread
retainer and remove it from spindle.
3.
Starting under loose escutcheon
, use small
screw driver to disengage retainer ring from
groove around chassis tube, exposing crescent
knob retainer. Remove retainer, then knob
assembly with sleeve and escutcheon. If knob
contains cylinder or button assembly, do not
allow parts to fall out of knob shank. If knob has
filler cap (optional on current model) keep it in
place. With chassis centered in your work space,
lay all parts out in order on side of chassis from
which they were removed.
4. With all trim removed from first side, locate
phillips screw which fastens opposite escutcheon
from inside of chassis, Insert screwdriver through
access hole in wall of chassis and remove screw
and washer.
5. With second escutcheon now loose, disengage
retainer ring from groove around chassis tube,
exposing crescent knob retainer. Remove
retainer, then knob assembly with sleeve and
escutcheon. If knob contains cylinder or button
assembly, do not allow parts to fall out of knob
shank. All trim components should now be laid
out in order on proper sides of chassis.
For functions other than UT5210 (passage),
continue with step 6.
For UT5210, no further disassembly is required. Skip
to step 11.
Three ribs identify side to which
fixed escutcheon is attached.
This is outside for regular bevel
(RH and LH) and inside for reverse
bevel (RHR and LHL) applications.
Mounting screw holes identify inside
escutcheon. This escutcheon is fixed
on reverse bevel and loose on regular
bevel applications.