Installation Guide

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Keyed Entry Lockset Installation

5. Inside Knob or Lever

7. Rose

Template

Door

Inside

Bevel

Face bore

Edge

bore

Square Drive Tube

1. Outside Knob or

Lever Assembly

2. Latch

8. Faceplate

9. #8 Wood

Screws

4. 10-24 x 1-1/4” Machine Screws

6. Set Screw

Exploded View Keyed Entry Locksets

Door Preparation ( If Door Already Has Holes Proceed To Step 6)

Keyed Entry Latch Installation

Keyed Entry Lockset Installation

Parts Enclosed:

Tools Needed: Only Required for Doors Without Cutout

Before beginning to drill holes, measure

up 38" from floor and mark heightline on

edge of door in pencil. This will determine

the height placement of the lock on the

door.

Measure the thickness of the door. Mark

the center point on the edge of door that

intersects with the 38" heightline. This will

determine where the latch hole must be

drilled.

Use template and place on the face of

the door. Mark the location of the desired

backset in pencil. This should also be at

the 38" heightline. Backset is the mea-

surement of the distance from the edge

of the door to the center of the knob or

lever hole. 2-3/8" or 2-3/4".

Knob Hole

- Drill a 2-1/8" hole into the

face of the door. Bore from both sides,

to prevent damaging a wood door.

Strike Installation -Door Frame

Using the strike portion of the marking

template, locate and mark strike

mounting screws and centering points

for the door thickness.

Align the strike and trace the outline onto

the door frame using the mounting

screw marks for location.

At the screw marks, drill two 1/8" diameter pilot

holes for #8 x 3/4" screws. At the center point

bore a 7/8" diameter hole 1" deep.

Chisel the area marked for the strike in

step 2 to a depth of 1/16" or until the

strike is flush with the door frame.

Install the strike.

Latch Hole- Drill a 1" hole into the

edge of the door at the point where the

heightline and center of the door

thickness meet. You have already

marked this in step #2. If you are using a

2-3/8" backset drill hole 3-1/2" deep. If

using a 2-3/4" drill a 3-7/8" hole. The latch

is adjustable and works on both size

backsets.

16 17

“Insert latch into the edge of the door. Trace the

outline of the faceplate onto the door edge. Mark

screw hole centers in pencil and drill with a 1/8"

drill.

1. 1 Outside Knob or Lever Assembly

2. 1 Adjustable Backset Deadlocking Latch

3. 1 Inside Adapter Assembly -

includes Spindle-Hub

4. 2 #10-24 x 1-1/4” Machine Screws

5. 1 Inside Knob or Lever

1. Electric Drill

2. 1/2” Chisel

3. 2-1/8” Hole Saw

4. 1” Spade Bit

5. Phillips Head Screwdriver

Tools Needed: Doors Prepared with 2 -1/8” Cutout

1. Phillips Head Screwdriver

Chisel out the area marked for the faceplate in

step 6 to a depth of 1/8" or until faceplate is

flush with door edge

"Backset is the measurement from the edge of the door to the

center of the 2-1/8" hole in the face of the door. Doors are available

pre-bored in 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" backset. If your door is a 2-3/8" backset,

adjustment is not necessary. If your door is a 2-3/4" backset, grasp

the hubs lightly and pull to the rear of latch. Note: If you made an

error and need to re-adjust the latch back to 2-3/8" depress both

sides and push hubs forward.

Slide the latch into the door with the angled side of the

latchbolt facing the door jamb (deadlocking trigger

toward the inside of house) and secure with the two

#8 x 3/4" wood screws.

Install the outside knob or lever assembly by

pressing the square drive tube through the square

hole in the latch while sliding the edges of the

adapter into the latch case slots. NOTE: When

installing locksets with outside knob make sure

the key opening is positioned as shown in FIG. A

This does not apply to outside levers.

Next, install the inside adapter assembly with

the "V" groove on th the bottom and the turn

knob vertical. Fasten it to the Outside Knob

Assembly with two 10-24 x 1-1/4" machine

screws.

Thread the rose onto the inside adapter

clockwise until it is firmly seated against the

door surface.

Slide the inside knob or lever onto the spindle hub

and firmly tighten the set screw.

FIG. A

6. 1 Pointed Set Screw

7. 1 Rose

8. Faceplate

9. 4 each #8 Wood Screws

10. 1 Strike - Not Shown

11. 1 Allen Wrench - Not Shown

3. Inside Adapter Assembly

Spindle-Hub

INSIDE VIEW

Allen Wrench

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Summary of content (2 pages)

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Door Preparation ( If Door Already Has Holes Proceed To Step 6) Keyed Entry Lockset Installation Exploded View Keyed Entry Locksets 1 Before beginning to drill holes, measure up 38" from floor and mark heightline on edge of door in pencil. This will determine the height placement of the lock on the door. 2 Measure the thickness of the door. Mark the center point on the edge of door that intersects with the 38" heightline. This will determine where the latch hole must be drilled.
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Dummy Strike Preparation Dummy Installation With your purchase of this solid brass lockset, you’re among a group of discerning individuals who know the intrinsic value of selecting the finest – Baldwin. Before you begin your installation, read and understand the installation instructions and marking templates. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our Baldwin Technical Services Department at 1-800-566-1986.