Installation Guide

To position template fold enclosed template on line
and locate on door at specified height (about 40” from
the floor). If you have a new door that is not already
cut-out, please follow these instructions. If your door
is pre-bored please proceed to Single Cylinder &
Double Cylinder Deadbolt Installation-Step 1. If the
door is beveled, place the folded edge on low side of
bevel as shown in the illustration. Determine door
thickness and backset (2-3/8" or 2-3/4"). Mark the
door for face and edge bores.
Deadbolt Installation/Single Cylinder and Double Cylinder
Tools Needed: Only Required for Doors Without Cutout
Tools Needed: Doors Prepared with 2-1/8” Cutout
Optional Deadbolt Accessories for 1-3/8” Doors
Exploded View Single Cylinder Deadbolt
Exploded View Double Cylinder Deadbolt
Parts Enclosed:
If your door is not pre-bored, see reverse side of instructions
for door preparation.
1. Pencil 3. 1/2" or 3/4" wood chisel
2. 2-1/8" diameter hole saw 4. Drill and assorted bits: 1/8", 5/32" and 1"
When installing deadbolts on 1-3/8" thick doors, optional Cylinder Collar
Spacers are required (No. 8297). Consult your Baldwin distributor for
further details.
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1. 2 each #8 - 32 Oval Head
Machine Screw
2. 1 Turnpiece Trim
3. 2 each #10 -32x 1-7/8” Pan Head
Machine Screw
4. 1 Turnpiece Mounting Plate
Parts Enclosed:
1. 1 Inside Cylinder Collar
2. 1 Cylinder Cover
3. 2 each #10 -32x2-1/4” Flat Head
Machine Screws
4. 1 Inside Cylinder
5. 1 Threaded Collar
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Note: See Strike Installation section for strike parts listing.
Note: See Strike Installation section for strike parts listing.
5. 1 Adjustable Backset Deadbolt
6. 4 each #8 x 3/4” Flathead
Combination Screws
7. 1 Outside Cylinder Collar
8. 1 Outside Cylinder
9. Screw Guide
6. 1 Adjustable Backset Deadbolt
7. 4 each #8 x 3/4” Flathead
Combination Screws
8. 1 Outside Cylinder Collar
9. 1 Outside Cylinder
10. Screw Guide
1. No. 2 and No. 3 phillips screwdrivers 3. Two pliers for Double Cylinder
2. Measuring device 4. Flathead Screwdriver
Strike Installation
Close door and
extend deadbolt
several times
against door
frame. Strike cen-
tering indicator
will leave a center
mark on the door
frame. (fig. 1)
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2 4
Chisel out the area marked for the
faceplate to a depth of 5/32" or until
faceplate is flush with door edge.
Proceed now to the Strike Installation
3
Insert deadbolt into edge of door
while holding faceplate.Trace the
outline of the faceplate ontothe
door edge.Mark screw holecenters
and drill with a 1/8”drill.
Drill the 2-1/8” diameter face bore (A)
through the door and 1” diameter
edge bore (B) 3-1/2” deep for a 2-3/8”
backset or 3-7/8” deep for a 2-3/4”
backset. The bolt accommodates both
size backsets.
Caution: Re-check hole locations
before drilling.
Using reinforcing strike as a
template, mark locations for
reinforcing screws. (fig 3)
Drill two 5/32" dia. pilot
holes for the 3" long
screws and two 1/8" dia.
pilot holes for the #8 x 3/4"
screws. Mark drill points
5/16" above and below
centering point. Bore two
1" dia. holes 1-1/4" deep
at these points. Chisel out
holes for dust box. (fig. 4)
2
Position strike plate
on center mark.
Align and trace out-
side of strike and
mounting screws
onto the door
frame. (fig. 2)
3
Mortise 7/32" deep or
until the strike box, rein-
forcing strike and strike
plate fits inside mortise
and flushwith the door
frame. (fig. 5)
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5
Install strike as
illustrated.
center line
Top view of door
Template
Facebore
Edgebore
Centering
indicator
Bore 1" dia. hole
above and below
centering point.
Drill 1/8" dia. pilot
holes for # 8 screws.
Drill 5/32" dia. pilot
holes for 3" screws.
5/16" above
center point.
5/16" below center point.
fig. 4
fig. 3
fig. 5
A
A
B
B
Door Preparation
fig.1
fig. 2
1. Dust Box
2. Reinforcing Strike
3. #8 x 3/4" Combination
6. Screws (2)
4. 3" Reinforcing
6. Screws* (2)
5. Strike Plate
6. #8-32 x 1/4"
6. Machine Screws (2)
*Note:
Lubricant recom-
mended when
installing 3"
reinforcing screws.
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4*
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5
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TEAR HERE FOR ENGLISH. TEAR HERE FOR ENGLISH.
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