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9. ADJUSTING THE EJECTOR SPRING FORCE

Depending on the door size and type of the hinges you might need to adjust the spring force.

Ejector is important part of the lock and should be able to push the doors open when unlocked.

For the great majority of locker and hinges type factory settings (normal spring force) are in order.

However in some cases (very small doors, spring - shut hinges, etc.) the spring might need to be

adjusted. There are two stronger positions and two weaker positions (from approx. 0.5 to 1.5 times

of original force). With this intention a 2.5/16 mm screw is supplied. Be sure to screw it all the way

in so the head is level with the lock base.

For stronger spring, simply screw it into one of the two positions on the bottom of the body (see

picture) the one closer to the ejector end being the stronger one ("A").

For weaker - shorter ejecting travel, first compress the spring totally with the thumb and then

screw-in the screw, the position closer to the ejector end now means less ejecting travel (compress

& position "A").

ATTENTION

Do not over-compress the spring (force ejector inside

the lock), as you might damage the switch!

Spring force

Ejector

Screw A

Screw B

Weak

Compressed

✓

Compressed

✓

Normal

Extended

✓

Strong

Extended

✓