Maco PROTECT Manual

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TECHNOLOGYIN MOTION
MACO
PROTECT
DOOR LOCKS
Operating and maintenance
instructions for door locks
END USERS

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Table of Contents
Proper use and misuse 3 - 4
Safety and warning informations 5 - 6
Operating instructions 7 - 14
Handle-operated locks 7
Cylinder-operated locks 8 - 9
Automatic locks 10 - 12
Motorised locks 13
Notes on the operation of French Window sashes
(2-sash doors) 14
Misuse 15 - 16
Usage and cleaning instructions 17 - 20
Maintenance informations 21 - 23
Spare parts, customer service and disposal 24
WARNING!
These operating and maintenance instructions are intended
for end users and must be retained. All users must be informed
about the content for security reasons.
This manual is also available for download at
www.maco.eu - Order number 757585.
Proper use and misuse
Proper use
In the case of normally built front and secondary entrance doors
in building construction, door sashes fitted with MACO door
locks are moved by actuating a handle or a cylinder. This moves
the door through its turning position to the inside or outside, or
in a closed or locked position within the door frame.
When closing a sash and locking the hardware, it is usually
necessary to overcome the counterforce of a seal.
WARNING!
Risk of injury and property damage due to improper opening
and closing of sashes!
Improper opening and closing of the sashes can lead to serious
bodily injuries and considerable damage to property!
Therefore:
›It is important to make sure that the sash is guided by hand
through the entire range of motion, at very low speed, and
contacts to the frame without any resistance to the closing
position!
›Make sure that the sash never hits or swings in an uncontrolled
way (e.g. with wind)!
Any use or operation of the products that goes beyond or
deviates from the intended use shall be deemed to be improper
use. This can cause injuries to people or damage to other goods!
WARNING!
DANGER WHEN MISUSED!
Misuse of front or secondary entrance doors can lead to dangerous
situations, such as injury to people and damage to other goods. The
following uses must especially be refrained from (see also safety
instructions):
›The deliberate or uncontrolled slamming or pressing of the sash
against the reveal. This can damage or even destroy the hardware,
frame materials or other individual parts of the doors.
›Putting obstacles in the opening area between the frame and sash!
›The intentional application of or negligence with extra loads acting
on the door sash.
›Closing the sash with high force. The sash must always flow freely
into the frame without any force.

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ATTENTION!
When any normally obvious or visible damage or malfunction is
noticed, the door must no longer be operated and must be
serviced immediately by a specialist company before any further
use!
iIMPORTANT!
Claims of any kind due to damage caused by improper use or
misuse are excluded!
Usage restriction note:
Closed, unlocked door sashes only have a shielding function. They
do not meet the requirements of:
›Joint tightness
›Sound insulation
›Burglary prevention
›Watertightness
›Thermal protection
These properties can only be attained with locked sashes.
Safety and warning informations
Safety-related information
The following symbols illustrate the existing dangers on doors:
Icon Importance
Risk of injury by jamming body
parts in the opening edge
between the door and the frame
➜When closing doors, never grip
between the door and the frame
and always be careful.
➜Children and people who cannot
estimate the danger must be
kept away from the danger point.
Risk of injury and damage by
pressing the door against the
opening edge (wall-reveal)
➜Do not press the door against
the opening edge (wall-reveal).
Risk of injury and property
damage by putting obstacles in
the opening gap between the
door and the frame
➜Avoid putting obstacles in the
opening gap between the door
and the frame.

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Icon Importance
Risk of injury and damage to
property due to extra load on the
door
➜Prevent extra loads on the door.
Risk of injury and damage to
property due to wind
➜ Prevent wind from aecting the
open door.
➜Always close and lock the door
immediately when windy or
dray.
➜If high winds or storms are
coming, close and lock all doors.
ATTENTION!
When any normally obvious or visible damage or malfunction is
noticed, the door must no longer be operated and must be
serviced immediately by a specialist company before any further
use!
Operating instructions
Illustrative symbols
The following symbols show the various possible handle and
cylinder functions and the resulting door settings.
Handle-operated locks
B-TV, G-TS, C-TS, G-TA
Handle Position Importance
1x
1x
When the handle is pushed up, all locking
elements (pins, bolts, hooks) are activated.
1x
1x
In the basic handle position, the door lock
can be locked by a double 360° rotation (in
the locking direction) or unlocked (against
the locking direction). If the cylinder is used
for locking, the handle will be blocked.
1x
1x
To open the door, push the handle
downwards.

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Cylinder-operated locks:
Z-TS, Z-TF, Z-RS
Handle Position Importance
2x
2x
In the basic position, the door lock can be
locked by a double 360° rotation (in the
locking direction) or unlocked (against the
locking direction).
2x
2x
Open either by handle or cylinder.
Special version: Z-TS with additional lock
Handle Position Importance
1x
1x
With a 1x 360° rotation on the additional
prole cylinder in the upper door area, the
lock is secured using an additional locking
bar.
With a 1x 360° rotation in the opposite
direction, the additional lock is unlocked.
Special version: Z-TS with door limiter
Handle Position Importance
2x
2x
1x
1x
The door limiter is activated by a 1x 90°
rotation on the turnknob. The door can now
only be opened to a small gap.
Deactivation from the inside
With a 1x 90° rotation of the turnknob in
the opposite direction, the door limiter is
deactivated – door back to normal
operation.
Deactivation from the outside
With a 2x 360° rotation on the cylinder in the
closing direction and a subsequent 2x 360°
rotation in the opposite direction, the door
limiter is deactivated from the outside – door
back to normal operation.
Special version: Z-TF with day release
Handle Position Importance
The day release can be activated by
simultaneously pushing the handle down
and pressing the adjusting daytime actuator
on the lock upwards.
ATTENTION: During this mode of operation,
the door is not closed or locked and can be
accessed by anyone at any time!
For a proper functioning of the day release,
the daytime opener must also be unlocked.
Now the door can be opened at any time
(from the outside and the inside) without
actuating the handle or using a key.
The day release can be deactivated again
by simultaneously pressing the handle down
and pressing the adjusting daytime
actuator on the lock down. This restores the
basic function of the door lock.

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Automatic locks:
The A-TS is oered in dierent versions, which behave dierently in
certain situations. If you do not know which variant of the A-TS was
installed in your door, please contact the manufacturer of your door
element.
A-TS with push handle limiter (standard version)
Handle Position Importance
1x
1x
When the door is closed, all locking elements
are automatically triggered.
1x
1x
It can be opened either manually via the
handle (only possible from the inside) or from
the outside via the cylinder.
1x
1x
In addition, the door lock can be locked in
the basic position by a 360° rotation (in the
locking direction) or unlocked (against the
locking direction). If the cylinder is locked,
the handle is also blocked from the inside.
A-TS without push handle limiter (special version)
Handle Position Importance
1x
1x
When the door is closed, all locking elements
are automatically triggered.
1x
1x
It can be opened either manually via the
handle (only possible from the inside) or from
the outside via the cylinder.
The locking function of the cylinder is
deactivated in this lock variant – the door
can be opened from the inside at any time
using the handle.
A-TS with motorised opening (A-Opener)
Handle Position Importance
1x
1x
When the door is closed, all locking elements
are automatically triggered.
1x
1x
Opening is performed either manually via
the handle (only possible from the inside),
via the cylinder or by means of electronic
access control systems.
1x
1x
In the case of an A-TS with push handle
limiter, it is possible to block the door lock in
the basic position by a 360° rotation of the
key (in the closing direction) or to unlock it
(against the closing direction). If the
cylinder has been locked, the handle is also
blocked from the inside and a motorised
release is not possible.
In the case of an A-TS without a push handle
limiter, the locking function of the cylinder is
deactivated. The handle cannot be blocked
and motorised unlocking is always possible.

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Special version: A-TS with day release
(possible with all 3 variants)
Handle Position Importance
The day release can be activated by
simultaneously pushing the handle down
and pressing the adjusting daytime actuator
on the lock upwards.
ATTENTION: During this mode of operation,
the door is not closed or locked and can be
accessed by anyone at any time!
For a proper functioning of the day release,
the daytime opener must also be unlocked.
Now the door can be opened at any time
(from the outside and the inside) without
actuating the handle or using a key.
The day release can be deactivated again
by simultaneously pushing the handle
down and pressing the adjusting daytime
actuator on the lock down. This restores
the basic function of the door lock.
Special version: A-TS with door limiter
Handle Position Importance
1x
1x
1x
1x
The door limiter is activated by a 1x 90°
rotation on the turnknob of the door limiter.
The door can now only be opened to a small
gap. The door is only held by the door limiter
and does not lock automatically!
Deactivation from the inside: With a 1x 90°
rotation of the turnknob in the opposite
direction, the door limiter is deactivated –
door back to normal operation.
Deactivation from the outside: With a
1x 120° rotation on the cylinder in the closing
direction and a subsequent 1x 120° rotation
in the opposite direction, the door limiter is
deactivated from the outside – door back to
normal operation.
When the day position is activated, it is not
possible to unlock the door limiter from the
outside.
Motorised locks:
M-TS
Handle Position Importance
1x
When the door is closed, all locking elements
are driven out by motor.
1x
It can be opened either manually from the
inside with the handle or the cylinder, or from
the outside by means of electronic
access control systems.
Do not press the handle or activate the key
during electric locking and unlocking!
Special version: M-TS with day release
Handle Position Importance
If this function is provided for your door, the
day release can be activated by pressing an
electronic switch.
ATTENTION: During this mode of operation,
the door is not closed or locked and can be
accessed by anyone at any time!
For a proper functioning of the day release,
the daytime opener must also be unlocked.
Now the door can be opened at any time
(from the outside and the inside) without
actuating the handle or using a key.
The day release can be deactivated again by
pressing an electronic switch. This restores
the basic function of the door lock.

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Notes on the operation of French Window sashes (2-sash doors)
Locking and unlocking is done by a lever on the side of the second
sash. The rst sash must be opened before the lever can be reached.
Lever/Sash Position Importance
Closing position of the sash
Turning position of the sash
ATTENTION!
Never force 2-sash doors past the second sash opening!
Misuse
The following illustrations show various misuse operations that
must be prevented!
Misuse Importance
Never close the door with the latch
outside!
The latch would be thereby
damaged, and the door can no
longer be closed!
Never paint the hardware or
components.
Paints and varnishes penetrate the
moving tting parts and prevent
proper functionality!
Keys may only be used with the
hand. Never use any kind of tools
for this!
Bent or broken keys mean that
doors can no longer be locked or
unlocked!
Never operate the handle and
cylinder lock at the same time!
Otherwise, the lock mechanics will
be damaged, and the door can no
longer be locked or unlocked!

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Misuse Importance
Never use excessive force on the
handle!
Forces above 15 kg on the handle
will damage the handle or the lock
mechanism!
As soon as traces of forced use are
visible, the lock or the handle must
be replaced!
Usage and cleaning instructions
General Instructions for use:
Open doors always represent a danger to the health of people
and to the damage of other things!
WARNING!
Risk of injury when closing doors! If when the door is being closed,
the hand or other body parts come between the sash and the frame,
there is a risk of crushing and thus the risk of injury!
Therefore:
›When closing doors, never grip between the door and the
frame and always be careful.
›Children and people who cannot estimate the danger must
be kept away from the danger point.
›Always close the door immediately when windy or drafty.
Otherwise, the wind or air suction might cause the door to
swing uncontrollably.
If the sash is not closed and locked, damage to the door
itself and to other objects, as well as injury to people may
occur.
›Small parts underneath the door opening range can lead to
damage to the floor covering!
ATTENTION!
Risk of damage due to smaller objects in the opening range of
doors. During opening, these objects can become stuck between
the sash and the oor and thereby cause damage.

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General Cleaning Instructions:
Regular cleaning is a pre-requisite for maintaining the functionality
of the door. When cleaning the glass, the seals and the surfaces, also
check the hardware parts for any dirt and, if necessary, clean them
with a damp cloth and ph-neutral detergent. The door may only be
closed again aer the cleaned parts have dried.
›Cleaning instructions for glass surfaces:
Commercially available, ammonia-free glass cleaners can be used
to clean glass surfaces. No detergents, acids, uoride-containing
cleaning agents or scouring agents may be used! Stubborn dirt
such as splashes of paint and the like, can be removed with
alcohol, washing petrol or similar.
Clean any glass surfaces only with a so, lint-free cloth. Never use
micro-bre cloths, cleaning sponges, scouring rags, steel wool,
metallic or abrasive objects or similar as these all scratch the glass
surface!
›Cleaning instructions for seals:
Only use mild detergents to clean the seals. Never use solvent
cleaning agents such as acetone, nitro-thinners, alcohols, acids,
bases or the like! These dissolve the upper surface structure of
seals. Special care products for seals (e.g. Vaseline, talcum
powder, liquid silicones) can be used to extend the elasticity of the
seal and thus the service life. The application should take place
about once a year.
ATTENTION!
Micro-bre cloths contain fabrics and bres that can destroy
the surface of glass and seals!
Micro-bre cloths are therefore not suitable for cleaning doors!
Cleaning instructions for door frames and doors:
›Plastic Surface:
Generally, plastic surfaces must always be wet cleaned. Dry wiping
leads to a dull, blunt surface due to dust and dirt. For cleaning use
only so, lint-free cleaning cloths. Cleaning products that are
specially designed for the maintenance of plastic surfaces or
decorative surfaces have been developed and their application is
proven. Soap containing cleaning agents are generally suitable.
Abrasive and solvent-containing cleaning agents can scratch or
damage the surface and therefore must not be used. In case of
heavier contamination, simply allow the cleaning product to have
a longer eect. The use of gloss seals can prolong the cleaning
intervals and simplify cleaning. The surface temperature must not
exceed 25°C during cleaning. Cleaning agents are available in retail
or from the door manufacturers.
›Wood Surface:
The cleaning of the wooden surfaces in the interior is best done
with mild detergents such as diluted detergents or soap alkalis.
Abrasive, corrosive and solvent-containing cleaners destroy the
lacquer surface. For cleaning, use only so, lint-free cleaning
cloths that do not scratch the lacquer surface. Window cleaners
contain small traces of alcohol and ammonia. These cleaners are
suitable for cleaning the glass panes as well as cleaning wood
surfaces. Aer cleaning, dry the wooden proles with a dry, so
rag, because if le on too long the alcohol can soen the surface
of the lacquer.
Outdoor surfaces are to be cleaned in the same way as indoor
surfaces. Outdoors, the surface is more exposed to the weather -
sun, rain, humidity and temperature. Over time and depending on
the intensity, this can aect the surface and possibly cause small
cracks and the like. These small damages must be repaired
immediately (re-painting) in order to avoid more expensive repairs
later on. Repairs and re-painting of door elements must only be
carried out by specialists!
›Aluminium Surface:
With aluminium surfaces, light dirt can be removed with a sponge
and water, to which a neutral cleaning agent (e.g. washing-up
liquid) has been added. Do not use acidic or highly alkaline
detergents that attack the surface. Never use abrasive cleaning
agents or scrubbing sponges! Solvents (e.g. Acetone, petrol,
nitro-thinners etc.) also damage the surface.
The cleaning of the surfaces must not be carried out in direct
sunlight. The surface temperature must not exceed 25°C. Cleaning
agents are available in retail or from the door manufacturers.
ATTENTION!
Abrasive and solvent-containing cleaning agents damage the
surfaces and must not be used! Only use so, lint-free cleaning
cloths for care!
Additionally, test the cleaning agent and cloth on a hidden area
rst (the inner fold for example).

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Intervals for maintenance and cleaning of surfaces:
The location, weather and external environmental inuences are
crucial for the frequency of cleaning and maintenance. Fixed
intervals cannot therefore be specied and must be set individually.
Generally, it can be noted that precise care and quick repair of
minor damage can signicantly prolong the service life.
Care instructions for hardware:
In order to permanently maintain the surface quality of the
hardware for the intended use and to avoid adverse eects, it is
important to observe the following points:
›Corrosion Protection:
› Ventilate the hardware and rebate areas so that they are not
exposed to direct wetness or condensation formation
(important during the construction phase!).
›Only use damp cleaning on the hardware and avoid permanent
wetness!
›Protection against dirt:
› Keep the hardware generally free of deposits (e.g. salt near the
coast) and dirt free. During the construction phase, immediately
remove dirt from plaster, mortar or similar using water.
›Protect hardware and closing parts from dirt (dust, dirt, paint,
etc.).
ATTENTION!
Defective or damaged areas must be repaired and serviced
immediately by qualied personnel.
›Protection against aggressive, acidic cleaning agents:
› Clean the hardware only with a so, lint-free cloth and a mild,
ph-neutral detergent in diluted form. Never use aggressive, acid
or solvent-containing detergents or scouring agents (scrubbing
sponges, steel wool, etc.). These can damage the hardware!
›Such damaged hardware may cause faulty operation and thus
negatively aect the safety-relevant properties. As a result,
injuries to humans as well as damage to other goods may occur.
Maintenance informations
Your door is equipped with high-quality and durable MACO
hardware. To ensure that it remains functional and safe for years to
come, the following maintenance instructions and mandatory
intervals must be adhered to.
iNOTE!
In addition to regular cleaning, the door hardware also requires an
expert, systematic inspection and maintenance to ensure usability
and safety.
We therefore recommend that you take out an appropriate
maintenance contract with the manufacturer of your doors.
Inspection and checking intervals
Demonstrable initial check
6-18 months aer installation;
thereaer, every 3-5 years
for private use or every
6-18 months for commercial use
(depending on the load intensity)
End Users
Specialist
Check the free movement of the
door sash in the frame and the
ease of operation in locking and
unlocking and, if necessary, have
it readjusted by a specialist.
✔ ✔
Check all hardware and closing
parts for visible damage and
correct locking (abrasion) and, if
necessary, have them serviced
by a specialist.
✔ ✔
Check the functionality of and
lubricate all movable hardware
and closing parts.
✔ ✔

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Inspection and checking intervals
Demonstrable initial check
6-18 months aer installation;
thereaer, every 3-5 years
for private use or every
6-18 months for commercial use
(depending on the load intensity)
End Users
Specialist
Check the xing screws and, if
necessary, tighten or replace. ✘✔
Set or check the contact pressure
of the locking points, and if
necessary adjust.
✘✔
ATTENTION!
✘= may ONLY be carried out by a SPECIALIST, and NEVER by the
end user!
Hinging the door in and out, as well as any adjustment of the
hardware must only be carried out by a specialist! Maintenance of
safety-relevant parts (hinges) may also only be carried out by a
specialist!!
The hardware on your door must be actuated at least once a month
to prevent so-called „dormant wear“.
Lubrication points
›This representation is only symbolic. The position and number of
lubrication points depends on the actual size and model of the
door!
›Grease for hardware:
Adhesive lubricant with PTFE in a spray, e.g. OKS 3751 or
equivalent (Haberkorn Company Art. Nr. 79937).
›Amount of Lubricant:
approx. 3 mm³ (≈ size of a pinhead)
› Aer lubrication, the hardware must be operated several times to
distribute the lubricant.

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Spare parts, customer service and
disposal
Spare parts or customer service can be provided by door suppliers
or door manufacturers. A list of service partners and dealers can be
found at www.maco.eu.
The disposal of the hardware must be done in
accordance with local regulations and laws.
Please send suggestions and ideas for improvements on our
instructions by e-mail to: [email protected].
Notes

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NotesNotes

This print document is revised regularly.
The latest version is available at
https://www.maco.eu/assets/757585
or by scanning the QR code.
Created: 12/2015 - Changed: 16.03.2022
Order No. 757585
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