(P/N)762.128 Rev B EN 05/10 • © copyright 2009-2010
Kaba Mas LLC
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SWING BOLT
1. Mount the dial plate (p/n 2676) centered on the through hole. Attach the dial plate
with the two mounting screws US 8-32 (US) or the M4-0.7 (metric), and the shoulder
bushings (p/n 2618).
2. Slide the bearing plate (p/n 2674) over cable and press onto the fasteners on the
Entry Device.
3. Feed the key pad cable through the spindle cable hole from the front of the safe door.
4. Insert the springs (p/n 2893) and blocking pins (p/n 2894) into the hole located on the
back of the key pad.
5. Rotate the key pad approx. 30° counter-clockwise and place onto the bushings. Then
turn the key pad clockwise until the blocking pin clicks, and secures the Entry Device
to the safe door.
WARNING:
Once installed, the Entry Device cannot be removed from the safe door
without causing physical damage to the Entry Device.
6. When installing the lock, ensure that the Entry Device cable is running through the
channel at the back of the lock.
DEAD/SPRING BOLT
1. Mount the dial plate (p/n 2676) centered on the through hole. Attach the dial
plate with the two mounting screws US 8-32 (US) or the M4-0.7 (metric), and
the shoulder bushings (p/n 2618).
2. Measure total mounting thickness (door thi mounting plate). (Figure 3)
3. Cut the spindle to a length of .700” (17mm) plus the total mounting thickness.
NOTE:
the spindle must be deburred.
4. Insert the spindle into the keypad, and route the cable in the groove of
the spindle.
5. Slide the bearing plate (p/n 2674) over the cable, and press onto the fasteners
on the Entry Device.
NOTE:
It is important to make sure the cable will not rub on the dial plate after
assembly.
6. Feed the Entry Device’s cable and spindle through the spindle/cable hole from
the front of the safe door.
WARNING:
Spring and blocking pin are NOT installed when Entry Device is used with either the dead bolt or spring bolt locks.
7. Rotate the key pad approx. 30° counter-clockwise and place onto the bushings.
8. Then turn the key pad clockwise until the key pad is vertical (Figure 4).
9. The spindle should protrude between .300" - .350" (8 - 9 mm) through the safe door.
10. Slide the cable protector (p/n 2754) over the cable and spindle, until the flat side rests against the inside of safe door. Route the
cable through the groove of the cable protector.
11. Gently pull on the cable to assure that there is no excess cable in the spindle hole that would rub on the metal door.
12. Install the lock with the bolt extended onto the spindle.
1. Key Pad
2. Bearing Plate
3. Mounting Screws
4. Shoulder Bushing
5. Dial Plate
6. Spring
7. Blocking Pin
3035 & 3125 Entry Device
(Swingbolt Option)
3125
1. Key Pad
2. Bearing Plate
3. Mounting Screws
4. Shoulder Bushing
5. Dial Plate
6. Spindle
7. Cable Protector
3035 & 3125 Entry Device
(Dead Bolt/Spring Bolt Option)
3125
DOOR
MOUNTING PLA
TE
Total Mounting Thickness = door thickness
+ mounting plate
Cable protector
Battery compartment
Figure 3
Figure 4
3035 & 3125 ROUND ENTRY DEVICE
