Kaba SILCA BRAVO II, Справочник по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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Operating Manual BRAVO II
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USE OF THE PINS
For broken keys use one of the steel pins #D401224ZZ or #D401225ZZ and insert into the groove of
the key so that the key is properly aligned for cutting as shown in fig. 7.
Fig. 7
CUTTING CRUCIFORM KEYS WITH ONE SHOULDER
Using side A of the jaw, most of types of the cruciform key can be cut except for the Y & T profiles. The
key must be re-positioned in the jaw to cut each of the three sides of the key. The steel tip stops
(#D402301BA) are used to do this. Refer to fig. 8 as you are reading this section.
1) Do not use the key gauges.
2) Place the bars into one of the slots in the jaws, insert the original and the key blank in their proper
jaw until they stop against the bar using the shoulder on the blade of the key. Tighten the jaws by
turning the handles.
3) Cut the first side then rotate the keys on both sides to the next side you wish to duplicate. Slide the
shoulder of the keys against the stop bar to properly gauge the key for the next cut. Tighten the jaws
again by turning the handles.
4) Repeat step three for the third side to complete duplication.
Fig. 8
CUTTING BEST KEYS
Use side A of the jaw to cut the Best keys. You should use the tip stops #D402301BA to cut these keys.
1) Insert the tip stops in the last slot on the jaws, insert the original key and the key blank into their
proper jaws until they stop. Tighten the jaws by turning the handles.
2) Cut the key blank, and repeat previous instruction to cut generations.
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