Putting Into Service; Determining The Length Of The Cylinder; Preparing The Cable Passagee; Predrilling The Dorr Contact And Laving The Cables - KESO MOZY eco Manuel D'utilisateur

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Putting Into Service

Warning:
Never install or wire up the KESO MOZY eco live. The KESO
MOZY eco can be put into service once all assembly instructions
and connections described in this manual have been carried out
correctly.
4.1. Preassembly Instructions
4.1.1.

Determining the Length of the Cylinder

Before all other assembly operations, the appropriate cylinder length must be
selected. The cylinder must not protrude by more than 5 mm maximum. (see
Figure I).
Caution!
On mounting the cylinder, make sure that the inside of the cylinder is properly
lubricated with KESO grease spray (Part n° G.990/75). The key must turn the
lock without forcing. No mechanical resistance (friction) must be felt.
4.1.2. Preparing the Cable Passage
Variant 1 (Figure L, Variant 2)
The lock panel must be milled in such a way as to enable the cables running
behind the lock case to be installed without jamming.
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Variant 2 (Figure L, Variant 1)
On an existing door, we recommend drilling a 9 mm hole for the main cable
(see diagram below).
Important!
The cables run behind the lock case. Cable outlet (Figure C). Ob-
serve the distance between the holes. Run the cable as shown in
Figure N – heat-shrinkable tubing flush with the door. Leave only
the wires and connectors protruding.
4.1.3. Predrilling the Door Contact and Laying the Cables
The door contact is mounted in the door and the frame while observing the
distance between the contacts. Maximum distance X1= 8 mm in wood. For
non-ferrous materials, see Figure J. The best possibility for mounting is the
outside swing position of the door. Predrilled a 8 mm diameter hole for the
magnet and the switch to a depth of 30 mm (see Figure J).
Variant 1 / 2 (Figure L, Variants 1 and 2)
There are two possible ways of fitting the door contact. In each case, select the
mounting position offering the greatest distance between the frame and the
door.
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