Assa Abloy Lockwood Onyx 9A1A2/5PBLK User manual

Application: Provides safe latching or secure deadlocking for sliding
aluminium and timber doors.
Operation: Snib to latch, key to deadlock.
077278 - June14
• Several chassis fixing screws are
provided to suit different door
thicknesses
• Screws are a “taptite” screw that makes
its own thread – therefore the outer
pulls are not pre threaded
• Use the table to identify
which are the correct
length fixing screws for
your application
4. Screw Selection
Door Thickness Screw Selection
19-29mm M4 x 50mm
30-39mm M4 x 60mm
40-49mm M4 x 70mm
Template 75 75
62.5 62.5
LINE 1
BACK WALL OF JAMB
FIXED DOOR FRAME FRONT EDGE
LINE 2
11
16
33
4141
ø3
ø10
Tools Required:
• Drill • Phillips Screwdriver • ø10mm Drill Bit
• ø3mm Drill Bit • Hacksaw or cutters • Rule and pencil or marker
Installation Instructions
• Place the cylinder with tail in the outer
pull and place cylinder retainer over
the back of the cylinder as shown
3. Cylinder Preparation
Surface Fix (Follow holes labelled A)
• Ensure door is closed correctly. Place
template on the inside surface of the jamb
(fixed door frame) at the desired height
• If ‘X’ is greater than 19mm, align ‘LINE 1’
with the outer edge
• If ‘X’ is less than 19mm align ‘LINE 2’
against the back wall
• Mark and drill all holes marked ‘A’
(3xø10mm, 2xø3mm)
• For 3xø10mm holes - do not fold
template over outer edge step
1. Door Preparation
Note: If the Flat Outer Pull option is being fitted, drill centre hole ø4mm and refer to step 9.
• Remove components from packaging.
If beaks are in the locked position shown,
push the snib button down to retract
the beaks
• Press in the DCD (door closed detect)
button and remove the lock chassis from
inside the D-Handle body
2. Lock Chassis and Handle Preparation
Press in
DCD Button
Locked
Position
Snib Button
Outer Edge
Back Wall
D-Handle
Cylinder
Wedge
Cylinder
28mm Screws
Chassis
Fixing Screws
Lock Chassis
Cylinder Retainer
Cylinder with Tail
Outer Pull Strike Body
Strike Cover
7mm Screws
16mm Fixing
Screws
Pack Contents
• Place the outer pull on the external face of
the door with the tail passing through the
centre hole
• Mark and cut the cylinder tail piece 10-
12mm past the door (allow an extra 5mm
if a handle packer is to be fitted)
Side Fix (Follow holes labelled B)
• Fold template 90° along ‘LINE 1’
• Ensure door is closed correctly. Place
template against the door surface at
the desired height
• Mark and drill all holes marked ‘B’
(3xø10mm, 2xø3mm)
10-12mm
Sliding Door Lock
AA
A B B
B
X

7. Strike Installation
• Should the external outer pull supplied
interfere with an existing security or fly
screen door, or if there is not enough
finger room, a flat outer pull is available as
an optional extra
• Mark and drill the ø16mm hole (exterior)
• Drill centre hole to ø20mm (exterior)
• Drill centre hole to ø10mm (interior)
• Place cylinder with tail bar into cylinder
retainer, then place into Flat Outer Pull
• Fit Flat Outer Pull to door as per Step 5
• If using a 6-pin cylinder, mark and drill
hole to ø14mm as shown
• Place cylinder with tail bar into 6-pin
cylinder retainer
• Fit outer pull to door as shown in Step 5
9. Fixing Flat Outer Pull
10. Required for 6-pin cylinder assembly only
(Note: 6-pin cylinder sold separately)
Surface Fix
• Fix the strike body to the jamb with the
2x16mm screws. Do not tighten
• Close the door and adjust the strike up
or down until it is central to the handle,
then tighten fixing screws
• Once the strike body is central, fit
the strike cover and secure with the
2x7mm screws
• Check operation of lock using both the
snib and key-to-lock functions. Ensure
that the beaks engage properly with the
strike
• If further adjustment is necessary,
partially unscrew the strike plate fixing
screws. Adjust the jacking screw height
as required and re-tighten the strike
plate fixing screws
Note: Maximum adjustment is
4mm. Do not exceed this as it
may compromise security.
8. Check Lock Operation
Note: Arrows indicate direction of strike fixing screws.
5. MOUNTING CHASSIS
• Place the outer pull on the external face of
the door
• Ensure that the beaks of the lock chassis
are facing towards the door jamb and the
red indicator is at the top
5. Fixing Outer Pull and Lock Chassis
• Align the tail-bar through the lock chassis.
• Locate lock chassis spigots into holes
• Secure together with screws
• Either side of the chassis can be
mounted to the inside of the door
depending on door handing
Side Fix
• Place strike cover over strike body and
secure with the 2x7mm screws
• Place this strike assembly against the
door and lightly secure with the 2x16mm
screws
• Close the door and adjust the strike up or
down until it is central to the handle, then
open the door and tighten fixing screws
Sliding Door Lock
Patent: Applied
ASSA ABLOY New Zealand Limited
6 Armstrong Road, Albany, Auckland 0632
[e-mail]
www.assaabloy.co.nz
ASSA ABLOY Australia Pty Limited
235 Huntingdale Road, Oakleigh, Vic 3166
[e-mail]
www.assaabloy.com.au
• Place cylinder into handle and secure with
the cylinder wedge as shown
• Ensure cylinder is orientated as shown, to
match up with the slot in the lock chassis
6. Fixing Inner Handle
• Ensure the locking beaks and indicator are
retracted (unlocked)
• With the snib down, place the handle
over the lock chassis
• Depress the DCD button to enable the
handle to pass over
• Fix handle to lock chassis by screwing
the 2x28mm screws into the side. Do
not over tighten
Snib
Ensure snib is down and aligned with the
bottom of the slots in the lock chassis
Cylinder
Ensure cylinder
is installed
with the pin
chamber
facing upward
Cylinder
Wedge
Snib
DCD
Button
6-pin Cylinder Retainer
Cylinder Retainer
ø14mm for 6-pin Cylinder
ø14mm