3. Insert outer fitting horizontally into the outer fitting in the direction that
you require (DIN left or DIN right).
9 The outer handle is placed in the outer fitting without being
fastened.
4. Position handle fastener piece (5) on the side which will later face the
door, as in the diagram below, and fasten with a spanner in a clockwise
direction (about 75º until you feel resistance).
9
9 The outer handle is now firmly attached to the outer fitting and
cannot be removed from the outside when in use.
5. Check the handle mechanism to ensure it opens easily.
9 The outer handle must return to its home position of its own accord.
Repeat the procedure described in this section if the outer handle
should catch and not open correctly.
IMPORTANT
For easier installation, in most cases the cover can be pushed over the inlay
later in chapter "
Step 6: Fastening the covers [}66]
".
7.5.4.4 Step 2: Mount adapter plates to outer fitting
1. Insert the sleeves (X1) into the adapter plate for the outer fitting (C) so
that the springs of the sleeves engage in the mortises of the counter-
bore holes.
9 The sleeves are flush in the adapter plate and are secured against
turning
2. Place the spacer plate (D) flush with the adapter plate so that the
heads of the sleeves are concealed.
9 The six remaining drill holes are flush.
3. Install the outer fitting (4) flush onto the spacer plate.
9 The six threaded holes of the outer fitting are flush with the drillholes
of the adapter plate and spacer plate.
4. Fasten adapter plate, spacer plate and outer fitting with the
six shorter
screws.
9 The sandwich-like construction is now massively connected.
The following illustration depicts all work steps pf this chapter:
SmartHandle (Manual)
7. Installation (manual)
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