Deadbolt Lock Installation
Step 1 Adjust Latch Backset
Adjust the Backset to match your door by twisting
the Latch Face 1/8 turn clockwise from the tail and
pulling out to change from 2
‐
3/8” to 2
‐
3/4” Backset
or pushing in to change from 2
‐
3/4” to 2
‐
3/8”
Backset
Rotate the Face back to the Locked Position before
installing the Latch
Step 2 Install Latch into the door
Install Latch in the up position as marked on the latch.
Cross shaped crank should be on the bottom and centered L/R in your Lock hole.
Important: Do not hammer on the latch
Step 3 Single Cylinder Locks
Step 3 Double Cylinder Locks
A) Note: Bar Spindle on the Back of the lock should pass through the cross shaped crank of the Latch in the vertical position.
B) Key Slot should be at the bottom of the lock so that the teeth of the key will face up when inserted.
C) Insert the spindle of the exterior lock body through the latch and hold the lock centered on the bore hole.
D) Slide the turn piece of the interior assembly onto the Spindle that protrudes through the latch
E) Insert Screws through the interior Plate, the latch and into the exterior Body.
F) Some wiggling might be necessary to get the alignment right .
G) Center Lock and test operation before final tightening of the screws.
H) Install the Strike on the Jamb
A) Exterior forked bar Spindle should pass through the cross shaped crank of the Latch in the vertical position.
B) Interior forked bar Spindle should pass through the cross shaped crank of the Latch in the horizontal position locking into
the exterior spindle
C) Insert Screws through the interior body, the latch and into the exterior Body.
D) Wiggling will be necessary to get the alignment right .
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B
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