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2)
Apply the Template
Select the desired position on the door. Fold the template on the dotted 2
3/8” / 60mm backset line to suit the deadlatch assembly supplied. Tape
the template to the door.
Mark and drill six (6) 0.4” / 10mm holes as
shown on the template. Mark the central point on the "center line of latch"
on the edge of the door and drill a 1” / 25mm hole to a depth of
3.3” / 85mm. Insert the latch into the latch holes and mark around the
face plate. Remove the latch and cut a 0.1” / 3mm rebate so that the face
plate fits flush with the edge of the door. Fit the latch assembly with 2
wood screws. (Ensure that the beveled face of the latch bolt faces the
door frame).
3) Handling the Mechanical Exterior Code Pad Assembly
Apply strength to rotate the
handle to the desired direction.
4) Handling the Mechanical Interior Handle Assembly
Hole A is for left-handed doors and Hole B is for right-handed
doors. To change for a left-handed door:
Remove BLACK handling screw from Hole A and relocate it in
Hole B.
To change for a left hand:
Loosen the Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screw and rotate the
lever handle from right to left. Tighten the Hexagon Socket Head
Cap Screw and make sure the lever handle is horizontal. Enter
code and turn lever handle anti-clockwise. The lever handle
should turn and return freely.
5) Fit Latch Support Post
Fit the Latch Support Post in the back of the Mechanical Code Pad Assembly.
Hole A is for the left-handed door and Hole B is for the right-handed door.
6) Positioning
the
Spindles
Three (3) spindles are provided. Select the
spindle length to suit the door thickness.
For door thicknesses less than 1.4” /
35mm, use the shorter spindle (75mm).
For door thicknesses of 1.4” ~ 1.9” / 35 ~
50mm use the longer spindle (3.3” / 85mm
or 3.9” / 100mm). Position spindle centrally
through the latch hub to suit door handling.
