danalock V3 BT HK SCANDI Installation instructions manual

Danalock V3 BT HK EU
Mounting guide

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Page 3
Table of contents
Tools needed page 6
Parts involved page 6
Contents of the Danalock box page 7
1. Remove the old cylinder page 8
2. Pull out the old cylinder page 9
3. Adjust the new cylinder page 10
4. Unscrew the small screws page 11
5. Insert the spacer piece and brass tube page 12
Cylinder Size guide page 13-14
6. Assemble the cylinder page 15
7. Insert the adjustable cylinder page 16
8. The right rosette spacer page 17
Avoid pulling the cylinder out of place page 18
9. Break the screws to the right length page 19

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Table of contents
10. Fasten the back plate to the cylinder page 20
Make sure that the lock still works! page 21
11. Give the tailpiece the right length page 22
12. Attach the tailpiece adapter page 23
13. Fit the tailpiece page 24
14. Align the plate marks page 25
15. Fasten the Danalock page 26
16. Activate batteries page 27
17. Add the Danalock in the HomeKit App page 28
18. Calibrate the lock page 28
19. Dismounting page 29
20. LED-Signals page 30

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21. Click-commands page 31-32
22. Firmware upgrade page 33
23. Technical information page 34
24. Legal information page 34-35

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Tools needed:
To mount the Danalock
you need a Philips
screwdriver and two
pliers or a wire cutter.
Parts involved:
Mortise plate
Lock screw Rosette plate
Cylinder

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Contents of the Danalock box
Rosette spacers
Back plate Breakable screws Cylinder brass tubes
Tailpiece
adapter
Adjustable cylinder
Keys
4 small
screws
Danalock V3

Page 8
1. Remove the old cylinder
First you have to remove your current
cylinder. Unscrew the lock-screw found in
the mortise-plate on the side of the door.

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2. Pull out the old cylinder
Insert your key and turn it so the cam lines up with the
body of the cylinder. Now pull out the cylinder.
cam

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3. Adjust the new cylinder
Measure the back part (on the outside of your door) of
the old cylinder from the middle of the screwhole and
away (see illustration). Compare the length of the old
cylinder to the length of the adjustable cylinder found in
the box.
If the old cylinder and the adjustable cylinder matches - go
to page 15. If they don’t please proceed to the next page.
The tailpiece will always be
directed towards the inside
of the door
Measure from
center of screwhole
Back part
Outside Inside

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4. Unscrew the small screws on both sides of the
cylinder and pull it apart.

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5. Insert the same size of spacer piece and brass tube to
make the adjustable cylinder match the old cylinder.
Please look at the size guide on the next pages to nd
the right length for the spacer piece and the brass tube.
+7
7

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Size guide - When you adjust the size of the Danalock
cylinder to the old cylinder you’ll have to exchange the
brass tube in the center with another that ts the spacer
piece. Here are the dierent combinations:
The adjustable
cylinder as it is
in the box =
Fits min. 35 mm
+7
=
7 space piece
7
Fits min. 40 mm
+10
=
10
10 space piece
Fits min. 45 mm

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+15
=
15
15 space piece
Fits min. 50 mm
+22
=
22
22 space piece
Fits min. 55 mm
+25
=
25
25 space piece
Fits min. 60 mm

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6. Assemble the cylinder and screw the small screws back
in on both sides of the cylinder.

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7. Insert the adjustable cylinder
Insert the new cylinder, and re-insert the lock-screw in the
mortise-plate to x the cylinder. (b) Do not tighten the
screw too hard - make sure the cylinder functions correctly
by locking and unlocking it with your hand.
b

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8. The right rosette spacer
To avoid pulling the cylinder out of place you need to nd
the right spacer or a spacer combination between the rosette
and the back plate.
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Unscrew the two
breakable screws
that holds the
spacers together
with the adjustable
cylinder.
Choose one or more
spacers so they are ush
with the rosette surface.
(See next page)

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IMPORTANT! Avoid pulling the cylinder out of place.
It is important that the spacer is ush with or sticks out
from the hole in the rosette plate.
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9. Break the screws to the right length
Depending on which spacer or spacer combination you
chose, it is now important that the screws that fasten the
cylinder to the back plate have the right length. Use this
chart to nd the right length:
Use a wirecutter, two pliers or bend the screws forth and
back several times in a vice to break them.
No spacers cut 30 mm
5 mm spacer cut 25 mm
10 mm spacer cut 20 mm
5+10 mm spacers cut 15 mm
10+10 mm spacers cut 10 mm
30 mm
25 mm
20 mm
15 mm
10 mm

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10. Fasten the back plate to the cylinder
Now fasten the back plate to the cylinder with the rosette
spacer in between them.