Dear effeff
client,
May we congratulate you on your code lock and thank you
for the trust you have placed in effeff Fritz Fuss in selecting
this brand. We are convinced that this code lock will meet
your expectations. It is essential that you read the general
instructions prior to initial operation, in order that you are
able to familiarize yourself with the handling of the effeff
code lock. Correct handling and proper care are prerequisites
for a long service life and the constant operational readiness
of the equipment.
Preparations prior to fitting the code lock
As the length of the lock cylinder in the existing door lock is
no longer sufficient for the code lock’s hardware, the first
conversion step must be to install a suitable lock cylinder. As
an aid there is a sketch on page 23 for the purpose of de-
termining the lock cylinder’s length. These lock cylinders
(not supplied by us) are obtainable from your local lock
smith shop.
The code lock’s spindle for the handle is envisaged for
standard door locks with a follower width of 8 mm. Special
reduction bushes are enclosed with the installation
accessories for the follower width of 8.5 mm and 9 mm.
In order to fit two cylinder plates to the code lock 8 counter-
sunk head screws M4 x 8 mm are included with the installation
accessories.
Conversion of existing doors
The code lock hardware is only fittable to doors whose locks
have a backset of at least 55 mm (
see page 24 for further
details).
Remove the existing hardware set, handle and cylinder.
Gauge and fit the new lock cylinders (
see page 23).
Fitting to new doors
Fit a standard door lock with CTC-distance (center to
center) of 72 mm and a backset of not less then 55 mm. If
the ordering data specify a different CTC-distance,
appropriate cylinder plates are included with the installation
accessories.
Gauge and fit the new lock cylinder (
see sketch).
Initially place the keyboard furniture on the inside of the door
and place the drilling template on the outside of the door, in
order to align it by using the spindle of the handle and
cylinder holes. Another method of fixture is alignment using
the backset chart printed on the template. Using this select
the correct backset chart is suitable for your lock. Then cut
the template to this line. By doing this, the template is
alignable precisely with the door and lock
and fixable by means of adhesive tapes
( see sketch). Should the doors be
rebated doors the width of the rebate
or shiplap has to be taken into
consideration.
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