BEST ACCESS SYSTEMS 82T User manual

BEST ACCESS SYSTEMS
Indianapolis, Indiana
1
Center punch the drill points
1 Place the template at the desired height, on the high side of the door
bevel.
2 Tape the template to the door.
3 Center punch the drill points.
2
Bore two holes
1 Bore a 2 1/8" diameter hole. To avoid splintering a wood door, bore
the hole from both sides of the door.
2 Drill a 1" diameter hole from the edge of the door that intersects the
2 1/8" hole.
For deadbolts with faceplates
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Using the deadbolt faceplate as a guide, mortise the edge of the
door to recess the faceplate.
3
Install strike plate
1 Center punch the jamb directly opposite the bolt hole in the door.
See Figure 3.
2 Drill two 1" diameter holes, located 5/16" above and below the cen-
ter punch to a depth of 1 1/8".
Note:
For S1 strike plates only, drill two additional 1" diameter holes
located 15/16" above and below the center punch. Clear out the mate-
rial between the holes.
3 Using the strike as a guide, mortise the jamb and install the strike
box and strike plate as shown in Figure 3.
4
Install deadbolt assembly
For standard deadbolts
1 Insert the standard deadbolt with the slotted spindle hole at the bot-
tom of the assembly as shown in Figure 4.
2 Secure the standard deadbolt to the door with the faceplate screws.
For drive-in deadbolts
1 Make sure the drive-in deadbolt is in the retracted position.
2 Insert the deadbolt into the door with the slotted hole at the bottom
of the assembly. See Figure 4.
Figure 1 Positioning and marking with the template
Figure 2 Holes for standard and drive-in deadbolts
High side of the
door bevel
2 1/8” diameter hole
1” diameter hole
Figure 3 Installing the strike
Figure 4 Installing the standard and drive-in deadbolts
Jamb
Strike box
Strike plate
Center punch
Height line
Clear out
5/16”
5/16”
Slotted spindle hole
Drive-in deadbolt
Drive in
Edge of door
Standard deadbolt
Faceplate screws
Installation Instructions
for 82T–83T Deadbolt Locks
T56100/Rev B 1816786 ER-7991-19 May 2000

BEST ACCESS SYSTEMS
Indianapolis, Indiana
3 Using a hammer and wooden block, lightly
drive the deadbolt into the hole until the
face of the deadbolt is flush with the edge
of the door.
5
Install cylinder or cylin-
ders
For 1 3/8”thick doors only
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Slip the spacer ring behind the outside cyl-
inder and trim assembly as shown
in Figure 5.
Note: Use two spacer rings for M function
deadbolts, one behind the outside cylinder
and the other behind the inside cylinder.
For single-keyed cylinder deadbolts
except ‘S’(classroom) functions
1 Extend the bolt with a screwdriver.
2 Install the cylinder and trim assembly with
the spindle in the
vertical
position as
shown in Figure 5.
For non-keyed KL functions
1 Extend the bolt with a screwdriver.
2 Slip the spacer ring behind the outside
rose.
For ‘S’(classroom) function deadbolts
1 Retract the deadbolt with a screwdriver.
2 Install the cylinder and trim assembly with
the spindle in the horizontal position.
For double-keyed cylinder deadbolts (‘M’
function)
1 Extend the bolt with a screwdriver.
2 Install each cylinder with its ring and rose
as shown in Figure 6.
6
Attach inside trim
For standard mounting screws
1 Secure the cylinder to the door with the
clamp plate and mounting screws as
shown in Figure 7.
2 Break the spindle at the appropriate notch
to suit the installation.
3 Slide the turn knob assembly over the spin-
dle and secure it with the trim screws sup-
plied.
For concealed mounting screws
1 With the inside rose and turn knob unit in
place, put the two mounting screws
through the outside cylinder as shown in
Figure 8.
2 Break the spindle at the appropriate notch
to suit the installation.
3 Screw the mounting screws into the back
of the turn knob unit.
7
Install core or cores
For double-keyed deadbolts or deadbolts
with concealed screws
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To cover the mounting screw holes, put
the cylinder face into the ring. See Figure 9.
For all deadbolt locks
1 Put the control key into the core and turn
the key 15 degrees clockwise as shown in
Figure 10.
2 Adjust the throw pins if needed, then put
the core into the cylinder with the control
key.
3 Turn the key 15 degrees counterclockwise
and remove the key.
Caution: Locks that secure both sides
of the door are controlled by building
codes and the Life Safety Code®. In an
emergency exit situation, failure to
quickly unlock the door from the inside
could be hazardous or even fatal.
Patents
Products are covered by one or more of the
following patents:
U.S. Patents
D290085, 4444034, 4424693, 4386510,
4294093, 4301667, 4655063, 4843852
Other patents pending.
.
Figure 5 Installing the cylinder and trim
assembly
Spindle
Cylinder & trim assy
Extend or retract bolt
with screwdriver here
Spacer ring (1 3/8”
thick doors)
Figure 6 Side view of a double-keyed deadbolt
Figure 7 Standard trim mounting
Figure 8 Concealed trim mounting
Both spindles fit
through slotted
spindle hole
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Clamp plate
Mounting screws
Trim screws
Turn knob assy
Outside cylinder,
ring, and rose
Inside rose
Turn knob unitMounting screw
Figure 9 Installing the cylinder face for double-
keyed deadbolts and deadbolts with
concealed screws
Figure 10 Installing the core on standard
deadbolts
Ring
Mounting screw holes
Cylinder face
Throw pins
Core
Rotate 15 degrees