Whitco Multibolt User manual

Multibolt

The deadlocking multibolt

Components

Fixing Instructions

Q50010M 0907-2

Whitco Multibolt: For most aluminium and timber windows.

Operation: Key lockable bolt provides push to bolt and key to deadlock operation.

Application: Provides safe bolting or deadlocking of most window types.

CYL4®:Please see your local hardware retailer or locksmith prior to installation if you are having this product

keyed to other locks in your home.

Determine ﬁxing location

Select mounting position, refer to

diagrams above. Hold assembled lock

body in desired mounting position and

check for:

• Orientation of cylinder

• Bolt movement

Ferrule

Long Thick Bolt

Lock Body

Side Fixing Packer

Timber One Way

Security Fixing Screws

Aluminium One Way

Security Fixing Screws

Aluminium Fixing Screws

Removing tab

When using a 5 pin key (keyed alike with

door locks) the square shaped tab in the

base of the lock body will need to be

removed. Do this by bending tab so that

it snaps along the groove as shown.

Fit side mounting packer to lock

Fit plastic side mounting packer by

pushing rectangular upstands into the

recesses in the base of the lock body.

Bend side packer around side of lock body

and position on window with side packer

against the sash.

Mark and drill bolt hole

Fit lock body to window using standard

screws. To mark bolt hole position, insert

bolt and gently tap. Open window and

drill a 10mm hole for short thick bolt.

Drill hole to sufﬁcient depth to suit bolt

length but do not break through frame.

Ferrule Screws

Short Thick Bolt Timber Fixing Screws

4 5

Side Fixing Note: For face ﬁxing please see over page.

Side Fix

Face Fix

KeysLong Thin Bolt

Screw Plugs

Thin Bolt Guide

Sliding Windows

Fit lock

at end of

either window

Casement Windows

Fit lock

in middle

of window

Awning Windows

Fit lock at

bottom of

window

• Aluminium windows use the long thin bolt.

Timber windows use the long thick bolt.

• Aluminium and timber windows use the

short thick bolt.

Double Hung Windows

Face ﬁx to lower

sash locking into

upper sash

Mark and drill ﬁxing holes

Check clearance of screws with the

glass line. With window tightly closed,

position lock body where it is to be

mounted and mark mounting locations

by tapping a nail or marker through

screw holes. Drill two 3.5mm pilot holes

for timber or two 4mm pilot holes for

aluminium.

Note: When drilling screw and bolt holes

do not drill through the lock body as this

may damage the lock mechanism.

Side Fixing

Face Fixing

Multibolt

The deadlocking multibolt

Check operation of lock

If lock operates correctly once bolt is

ﬁtted, replace standard screws with one

way screws for greater security (refer

to note below). Insert L-shaped plastic

covers into slots on lock body.

Note: One way screws cannot be removed

once tightened.

Fit ferrule (if required)

Timber windows may require a ferrule.

Mark ferrule ﬁxing holes by placing ferrule

centrally over bolt hole. Drill two 2.5mm

pilot holes and screw ferrule into place.

Mark and drill bolt hole

Temporarily ﬁt lock body to window

using standard screws. To mark bolt

hole position, insert bolt and gently tap.

Remove the bolt by pulling and twisting.

Remove the lock body. Drill a 10mm hole

for long thick bolt or a 5.5mm hole for long

thin bolt. Drill hole for bolt through both

sashes on double hung or both stiles on

sliding windows to allow sufﬁcient depth

for bolt but do not break through outside

sash or stile. If a thin bolt is being used, ﬁt

thin bolt guide supplied into recess at back

of bolt hole in lock body.

Fit lock

Fit lock body to window using standard screws. If lock operates

correctly once bolt is ﬁtted, replace standard screws with one

way screws for greater security.

Insert L-shaped plastic covers into slots on lock body and small

plastic plugs into unused side screw holes.

Note: One way screws cannot be removed once tightened.

Fit ferrule (if required)

Timber windows may require a ferrule. Mark ferrule ﬁxing holes

by placing ferrule centrally over bolt hole. Drill two 2.5mm pilot

holes and screw ferrule into place.

Note: Some double hung windows may not have sufﬁcient

clearance for ﬁtting ferrule between sashes.

Side Fixing (continued) Face Fixing

ASSA ABLOY Australia Pty Limited, 235 Huntingdale Road, Oakleigh, VIC 3166

www.assaabloyasiapaciﬁc.com

Whitco Warranty

ASSA ABLOY Australia Pty Limited (“ASSA ABLOY”) warrants its Whitco products against defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 10 years from

the date of purchase by the retail customer, subject to the limitations and exclusions set out in this Warranty. If, within this period the product is found to be

defective, and none of the limitations and exclusions set out in this Warranty apply, ASSA ABLOY will supply the same or equivalent product free of charge.

This is the only remedy granted by ASSA ABLOY under this Warranty. Limitations: All window screen and door screen products are warranted for a period of

12 months from the date of purchase by the retail customer. This limitation does not apply to key locks and hinges included in window screen and door screen

products, to which the full ten year warranty applies. Exclusions: This Warranty does not cover: 1. Damage to or malfunction or failure of the Whitco product

caused or contributed to by: (a) misuse, abuse, accidental or intentional damage; (b) improper installation or failure to follow ﬁtting instructions; (c) improper

maintenance; (d) use contrary to instructions provided by ASSA ABLOY; (e) fair wear and tear; (f) any modiﬁcation or repair which has not been authorized by

ASSA ABLOY; (g) use of substitute or replacement parts or cylinders other than genuine ASSA ABLOY parts or cylinders. 2. The cost of:(a) removal, replacement

or reinstallation of the Whitco product; (b) freight costs and travelling time; (c) any modiﬁcation or repairs to a Whitco product, unless authorised by ASSA

ABLOY. 3. Damage caused by corrosion when the Whitco product is used in a corrosive environment. 4. Tarnish, damage to or deterioration of soft ﬁnishes such

as Bronze, Brass and other Antique ﬁnishes, which are subject to deterioration due to environmental conditions, frequency of use and other factors. 5. Damage

to Gold, Chrome and powder coated ﬁnishes caused by damage to the protective layer. 6. Deterioration in colour and performance of polymer materials. 7.

Personal injury, property damage or economic loss, however caused.

Patent: NZ 326495, AU 727454, GB 2325021