Operating Features
Additional tools (if needed)
wood block
F
The Key Control™ deadbolt has two SmartKey
cylinders: the property manager cylinder
and the tenant cylinder. The property
manager cylinder has its own key.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of unauthorized
entry or access to property and consequential
property loss or personal injury, this key must
be kept in a secure location at all times or only
in the possession of authorized personnel.
Parts in the boxRequired tools
Latch Strike ScrewsKeys
DeadboltSmartKey® tool
23/8" (60 mm)
or
23/4" (70 mm)
13/4"
44 mm
21/8"
54 mm
64434 / 01
816
AQ
A / Q
A / Q
BC DE
G
H
J
J
F
L
KL M
Hold the latch in front of the
door hole, with the latch face
lush against the door edge.
If the D-shaped hole is centered
in the door hole, no adjustment
is required. Proceed to step 4.
If the D-shaped hole is NOT
centered, adjust latch. See “Latch
Adjustment” (step 3C).
Latch Adjustment (only if needed)
180°
23/8" (60 mm)
23/4" (70 mm)
Backset
Centerline
13/4" (44 mm)
Edge of the door
Fold
A
B
C
Drilling Template
Instructions continue on reverse
Template is only needed if a new hole must be drilled in the door.
not centered
centered
1"
25 mm
Installation Guide
Face of the door
Rotate the front of the
latch to extend it.
D-shaped hole
or
o
tenant
cylinder
property
manager
cylinder
property
manager key
To access the property manager
cylinder, insert the SmartKey tool in the
bottom hole and rotate the faceplate.
Note: Install the deadbolt on the
door before rekeying the lock.
Prepare door and check dimensions
1
Extend latch bolt
2
Adjust the backset of the latch (if needed)
3
Do not use harsh chemicals or
solvents to clean your lock.
Mechanical lock
Use a damp cloth to wipe away
any excess dirt or debris.
Electronic lock
Use a damp cloth on the lock’s exterior to wipe
away any excess dirt or debris. Use a dry cloth
to clean interior components.
