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J-2 Enter the existing code (See Figure 10-2).
J-3 Insert a Phillips-head screwdriver into the cen-
ter of the combination change sleeve. Gently
turn to the right (clockwise) approximately
1
⁄8"
(3 mm) (See Figure 10-3). A slight click should
be felt. Do not force.
IMPORTANT: When removing the screwdriver,
the central piece must return to its initial position,
if not, set it back to its original position using the
screwdriver; see Section H-8 to H-11.
Verify the
Combination Change Assembly
.
J-4 Turn the outside thumbturn to the left (coun-
terclockwise) to the stop position, once only,
and slowly return it to the right (clockwise) to
the horizontal position (See Figure 10-4). to
clear the existing code from the mechanism.
J-5 Select a new code and write it down (some or
all of the buttons may be used for your new
code, pressed individually or simultaneously).
NOTE: A button may be used only once.
J-6 With the door open, enter your new code.
Depress each button fully and release. A slight
click should be felt (See Figure 10-5).
J-7 Turn the outside thumbturn to the right (clock-
wise) to the stop position (See Figure 10-6).
The bolt should retract. Now release the thumb
turn. Try to turn the thumbturn to the right
(clockwise). The thumbturn should not turn
clockwise unless the correct combination is
entered. If it turns and retracts the bolt with-
out depressing any of the buttons, see J-9.
NOTE: Excessive force will result in slipping the
thumbturn 180˚ degrees. The slipping mechanism,
or force-proof clutch, protects the lock’s internal
mechanism from forced entry.
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