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Installation instructions SAM for the self-locking locks ERBI

Installation instructions hot for the self-locking locks ERBI

Installation instructions SAM

for the self-locking locks ERBI SAM 92/45, SAM 92/35, SAM 90/50, SAM 72/62, SAM 72/55 and their modifications.

Setting of the panic handle with electromechanical locks Assembly of the lock Important Notice

Setting of the panic handle with electromechanical locks

  1. We turn the lock so that the barrier is up and the double-sided latches are down.
  2. We unscrew the hex screw and tap the lock on a sturdy mat.
  3. We screw the hex screw on the side of the panic handle. The head of the screw marks the panic side.
  4. We turn the lock to working position.

We do not position the panic handle on mechanical locks

Assembly of the lock

  1. We check whether the lock sits in the door pocket so that the lock does not rub anywhere when inserted and that the face of the lock is at the same time as the face of the door. The door pocket should always be larger than the lock itself. If we need to enlarge the door pocket or drill holes for fixing the lock or fittings, we always do so with the lock outside the door pocket. It is necessary that the door pocket is always clean before inserting the lock.
  2. We connect the lock to the electric current using clamps/connector.
  3. Insert the lock into the door and fasten it with two screws.
  4. Then we insert the key cylinder into the lock and fasten it with a screw.
  5. Next, we install the fittings according to the manufacturer's instructions.

 

Important Notice

  • The lock is suitable for rosette fittings and shield fittings without a central screw.
  • If assembly is taking place on a declared panic door lock with a panic bar or a push handle, we must always make sure that the opening in the counter plate intended for the bolt is wider than the opening intended for the bolts. The bar or push handle used must be designed for a self-locking lock.
  • When adjusting the door, we make sure that dirt does not get into the lock.
  • For the mechanical type of lock, we use a crank/ball fitting. For the electromechanical type of lock, we use a handle/knob fitting with return springs on both handles.
  • The locks are intended for single-leaf doors weighing up to 200 kg.
  • We recommend installation by professionals.
  • The warranty expires in the event of non-compliance with the above rules, in the event of unprofessional modification of the lock, in the event of mechanical or electrical damage to the lock by the customer, or in the event of an obvious opening of the lock and thus a breach of the seal seal.

SAM maintenance instructions

for self-locking locks ERBI SAM 92/45, SAM 92/35, SAM 90/50, SAM 72/65, SAM 72/55 and their modifications.

Lock maintenance

We recommend to check the functionality of the ERBI self-locking locks at least twice a year to ensure their correct working and longevity. Check the functionality more often in case the lock is used more often. The functionality of the panic handle on declared emergency doors and panic doors must be checked at least once a month, in order to prevent unexpected complications during emergency evacuation.

We recommend performing a check in case of a sudden and significant weather change. When the dilation of the door material can be significant and therefore the lock can be closer or further away from the door frame.

These checks contribute to the longevity of the door lock and prevent complications which may occur on unkept door locks.

We recommend that the lock is installed and serviced by a professional.

What to pay attention to during a regular check up:

  • The locks do not need lubrication.Lubricating the lock may cause gluing of the electromagnet and its subsequent malfunction. This lubricant may harden during a temperature change and can cause complete malfunction.
  • Pay attention to easy closing and opening of the doors without using extensive pressure.
  • The gap between the door and the door frame should be between 2 to 5 mm.
  • Checking the attachment of the fitting and the reverse mechanism in the handle.
  • The fitting should be firmly screwed onto the door and the handles should always be in a horizontal position.
  • Ensuring a continuous run of the dead-bolt into the door frame and making sure the pressure is absorbed by the latch bolts and not by the barrier.
  • Checking the bilateral latch-bolt and its rigidity when locked.The latch-bolt should be completely rigid.
  • Check the tightening of the panic screw, optionally its secure fastening with a thread adhesive.

Possible malfunctions

Checking of the return mechanism of the handle, and its possible exchange. The resting position of the handle should always be horizontal. Checking of the proper tightening of the panic screw. Checking of a correct power supply for each lock type. Ensuring that the lock has not been lubricated which could cause gluing of the electromagnet.

Checking of the gap between the door and the door frame (2<gap<5) and handing the lock over to the service.

Checking of the striking plate. The opening for the dead-bolt must not be more narrow that the opening for the latch. The pressure must be held by the latch not by the dead-bolt.

Checking if the dead-bolt stays pulled in after the handle is fully pushed down.

Checking of the door/door frame (2<gap<5). If the gap is bigger the latch-bolt is not pushed and therefore the self-locking mechanism cannot be activated.

Checking of the tightening of the panic screw.

Checking if the panic screw on the electromechanical lock is on the correct side. Always use fitting handle/knob with mechanical locks.

Checking if any impurity got into the lock during the installation process.

Check the power source. Always DC.

Check up of door seals and the edge of the strike plate for the self-timer.

If you find signs of a break-in attempt, take the lock to a service center for inspection.
You can consult with us about a lock failure on working days from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. by calling 281 864 582 or at the address Šestajovická 488/20, 198 00 Prague 9.

Checking of the proper tightening of the panic screw

  1. We turn the lock so that the dead-bolt is up and the double-sided latches are down.
  2. We loosen the hex screw, lightly tap the lock on a sturdy mat and tighten the screw again.
  3. We skip step three.
  4. We turn the lock to work position.

Basic lock terminology

  • spindle hole
  • screw for determination of the panic handle
  • cylinder hole
  • double-sided latch
  • self-timer
  • dead-bolt

Warning

Never lubricate the locks.

The locks are meant for door locks on door leafs with the weight of 200 kg maximum.

The locks are meant for one leaf doors.

The guarantee ceases to be in effect if the aforementioned rules are not adhered to, if the lock is nonprofessionally adjusted, if the lock is mechanically or electromechanically damaged by the customer or if the lock has obviously been opened and therefore the seal is broken.

1020 EN 179:2008 Nouzová dveřní uzávěr TYP 376B1322AB/D 17 No. 1020-CPR-090-038793
1020 EN 1125:2008 Panikový dveřní uzávěr TYP 37601321AB 19 No. 1020-CPR-090-043572
1020 EN 14846:2009 Elektricky ovládané zámky TYP 3S8A-L613 19 No. 1020-CPR-090-044716

HOT installation instructions

for latch-bolt locks ERBI HOT 90/50, HOT 72/55 and their modifications.

Settings of the panic handle with electromechanical locks Installation of the lock Important Notice

Settings of the panic handle with electromechanical locks

  1. We turn the lock so that the single sided latch bolt is down.
  2. We screw out the hex screw and tap the lock on a sturdy mat.
  3. We screw the hex screw on the side of the panic handle. The head of the screw marks the panic side.
  4. We turn the lock to work position.

We do not position the panic handle on mechanical locks.

Installation of the lock

  1. We check whether the lock sits in the door pocket so that it does not rub anywhere when inserted and that the face of the lock is at the same time as the face of the door. The door pocket should always be larger than the lock. If we need to enlarge the door pocket or drill holes for fixing the lock or fittings, we always do so with the lock outside the door pocket. It is necessary that the door pocket is always clean before inserting the lock.
  2. We connect the lock to the electric current using clamps/connector.
  3. Insert the lock into the door and fasten it with two screws.
  4. Then we insert the key insert into the lock and fasten it with a screw.
  5. Next, we install the fittings according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Important Notice

  • The lock is suitable for rosette fittings and shield fittings without a central screw.
  • When adjusting the door, we make sure that dirt does not get into the lock.
  • For the mechanical type of lock, we use a crank/ball fitting. For the electromechanical type of lock, we use a handle/knob fitting with return springs on both handles.
  • The locks are intended for single-leaf doors weighing up to 200 kg.
  • We recommend installation by professionals.
  • The warranty expires in the event of non-compliance with the above rules, in the event of unprofessional modification of the lock, in the event of mechanical or electrical damage to the lock by the customer, or in the event of an obvious opening of the lock and thus a breach of the seal seal.

Setting of the one-sided latch-bolt

  1. Press the ends of the wire together and insert them into the lock.
  2.  We push the latch-bolt in until we see the hex adjustment screw, which we unscrew.
  3.  We unscrew the faceplate of the lock.
  4.  We pull out the latch-bolt and turn it to the required side. Screw back the hex adjustment screw.
  5.  Screw back the faceplate of the lock.
  6.  Pull out the wire out of the lock and return the lock back to work position.

HOT maintenance instructions

for latch-bolt locks ERBI HOT 90/50, HOT 72/55 and their modifications.

Lock maintenance

We recommend to check the functionality of the ERBI self-locking locks at least twice a year to ensure their correct working and longevity. Check the functionality more often in case the lock is used more often. The functionality of the panic handle on declared emergency doors and panic doors must be checked at least once a month, in order to prevent unexpected complications during emergency evacuation.

We recommend performing a check in case of a sudden and significant weather change, when the dilation of the door material can be significant and therefore the lock can be closer or further away from the door frame.

These checks contribute to the longevity of the door lock and prevent complications which may occur on unkept door locks.

We recommend that the lock is installed and serviced by a professional.

What to pay attention to during a regular check up:

The locks do not need lubrication. Lubricating the lock may cause gluing of the electromagnet and its subsequent malfunction. This lubricant may harden during a temperature change and can cause complete malfunction.

Pay attention to easy closing and opening of the doors without using extensive pressure.

The gap between the door and the door frame should be between 2 to 5 mm.

Checking the attachment of the fitting and the reverse mechanism in the handle.The fitting should be firmly screwed onto the door and the handles should always be in a horizontal position.

Ensuring a fluid motion of the one-sided latch-bolt.

Check the tightening of the panic screw.

Možné poruchy

Check up of door seals and the edge of the strike plate for the starter.

Check the power source. Always DC.

Checking if any impurity got into the lock during the installation process.

Checking if the panic screw on the electromechanical lock is on the correct side. Always use fitting handle/knobwith mechanical locks.

Checking of the tightening of the panic screw.

Checking of the door/door frame (2<gap<5). If the gap is bigger the latch is not pushed and therefore the self-locking mechanism cannot be activated.

Checking of the return mechanism of the handle, and its possible exchange. The resting position of the handle should always be horizontal. Checking of the proper tightening of the panic screw. Checking of a correct power supply for each lock type. Ensuring that the lock has not been lubricated which could cause gluing of the electromagnet.

If you find signs of a break-in attempt, take the lock to a service center for inspection.
You can consult with us about a lock failure on working days from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. by calling 281 864 582 or at the address Šestajovická 488/20, 198 00 Prague 9.

Check up of a proper tightening of the panic screw.

  1. We turn the lock so that the one-sided latch bolt is down.
  2. We loosen the hex screw, lightly tap the lock on a sturdy mat and tighten the screw again, then we can apply thread adhesive.
  3. We skip step three.
  4. We turn the lock to work position.

Notice

Never lubricate locks.

The locks are designed for door closers up to a door leaf weight of 200 kg.

The locks are intended for single-leaf doors.

The warranty expires in the event of non-compliance with the above rules, in the event of unprofessional modification of the lock, in the event of mechanical or electrical damage to the lock by the customer, or in the event of an obvious opening of the lock and thus a breach of the seal seal.

1020 EN 179:2008 Nouzová dveřní uzávěr TYP 376B1322AB/D 17 No. 1020-CPR-090-038793
1020 EN 1125:2008 Panikový dveřní uzávěr TYP 37601321AB 19 No. 1020-CPR-090-043572
1020 EN 14846:2009 Elektricky ovládané zámky TYP 3S8A-L613 19 No. 1020-CPR-090-044716