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The following setup is for reference from the top of the door. 

Reference figures 1, 2 & 3 
 
Note: This will position the lock so that the lock handle will always be the same distance 
from the top of the door. 
 

BASE UNITS

 – The Index Bar should be oriented such that the scale can be read 

from the side on which the Base Units are installed. Install the Top, Center and 
Bottom Base Units by aligning the 80/20 bearing with clamp (part number 4 in 
figures 5 & 6) on the Index Bar. 

END STOP

 – The End Stop should be installed to align with the dimension on 

the scale that represents the header clearance that is wanted between the top of the 
door and the head jamb. Use a 5/32” hex key to install screws. 

 

ALIGNMENT BLOCKS 

 Alignment blocks are provided to provide accurate alignment of the mortising fixtures to 
the Eurogroove (see part number 8 in figure 5 and part number 6 in figure 6). Different 
width alignment blocks are available to match the width of other Eurogrooves. Attach the 
appropriate alignment blocks to the fixtures with the flathead screws. (3/16” hex key), 
 

ADJUSTMENTS 

After assembly is completed, the only adjustment is mortise spacing 
Refer to hardware drawings for mortise locations. 
 

MORTISE SPACING 

With the Bearing Locks loose, position each fixture according to the specifications for the 
hardware being installed. Use the centerline on the Pointer and the scale on the Index Bar 
to locate the fixtures. Remember to determine if the measurements are from the top or the 
bottom of the door. Tighten both Bearing Locks on each fixture (knurled knobs) to 
maintain location relative to the End Stop. 
 

BACKSET 

Backset is fixed at 45mm. 
 

TEMPLATES 

Typically 4 templates are required for each lock prep; two on the center Base Unit and 
one each for the top and bottom Base Units. These snap into position on the ¼” diameter 
pins. The templates are marked for orientation to the bottom of the door. 
 

2-1/4” THICK DOORS 

When processing 2-1/4” thick doors, the front plate (part number 11 in figure 5) on the 
center fixture needs to be moved to the outboard position on part number 9 in figure 5. 
Remove the four ¼”-20 socket head cap screws (3/16” hex key), relocate the plate and re-
install the fasteners. 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for MasterLine Multipoint Lock Fixture

Page 1: ...all modifications to or misuses of the tool will void all warranties For any questions or concerns regarding the multi point lock please contact NORFIELD IND PO BOX 459 CHICO CA 95927 Telephone 800 82...

Page 2: ...eaning changing cutters or adding accessories Stay Alert Watch what you are doing Use common sense Do not operate equipment when you are tired or under the influence of medication alcohol or drugs SAV...

Page 3: ...uter Running This will greatly increase the risk of injury to the operator and increase the potential of permanent damage to templates and the fixture DO NOT Lift Router Base from Template Until Route...

Page 4: ...dware to be installed NORFIELD MasterLine Stylizer II MFG400 This can be used to make the Eurogroove in the door Router POR690 FIXED BASE Bit Eurogroove bit JAMB OR T ASTRAGAL NORFIELD MasterLine Stri...

Page 5: ...om reference The Top and Bottom Base Units are identical so they will operate in either case The following setup is for reference from the bottom of the door Reference figures 1 2 3 Note This will pos...

Page 6: ...ent blocks to the fixtures with the flathead screws 3 16 hex key ADJUSTMENTS After assembly is completed the only adjustment is mortise spacing Refer to hardware drawings for mortise locations MORTISE...

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Page 8: ...the router This should provide a mortise depth of approximately 3 Note To optimize production time a second router may be setup for the deeper mortise requirement WARNINGS DO NOT Install the router b...

Page 9: ...L The Norfield MasterLine StrikeMaster MFG600 can be used to make the mortise on the T astragal before it is attached to the inactive door OR the Norfield MasterLine T Master MFG650 can be used to mak...

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