Abus PR2700 Notice De Montage Et D'utilisation page 44

Changing the closing direction
Close the door bar until the door bar adjusting screw is accessible in the first window
and corresponds in height to the screw hole on the opposite side (Fig. 14). Unscrew the
screws and retighten the opposite ones in each case.
Lock case fitting and setting the door bar length
Close the door bar and remove the key. Attach the lock case to the door bar (Fig. 15). If
there is no suitable attachment point, loosen the door bar adjusting screw (1.) according
to Fig. 16 and move the door bar casing until such time as a suitable mounting point is
reached. Mark the lock case position.
Retighten the door bar adjusting screws (1.) when the door bar position has been set.
The following applies:
a) Make sure that there is a stable subsurface and good attachment possibilities.
Anchoring the lock cases to the brickwork is especially recommended.
b) Lock cases should be fitted as close as possible to the door edge, taking a) into account.
c) One-turn locking can suffice with narrow doors (see chap. V, 8).
d) The door bar should protrude at least 10 mm from the lock case (Fig. 15).
e) Use lock case with plastic underlays, when hinge thickness is up to 14 mm. When
hinge thickness is above 14 mm, use lock case with screw-on plate and, if necessary,
plastic underlays (Fig. 16).
f) Avoid a collision between the lock body and the lock case on the hinge side, install
a separate door stopper if possible (Fig. 17).
Fig. 14
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Fig. 16
Fig. 15
ca. 10 mm
Fig. 17
1.
ca. 10 mm