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Typical installation of a
door fitting
Fig. 11 :
A panic escape door
according to DIN EN 1125
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EN
Assemble the door fittings (according to DIN EN 179-1)
Warning!
Danger to life and risk of injury due to incorrect or faulty assembly of the door pressing fitting according to
DIN EN 179: It may only be used exclusively in accordance with DIN EN 179 certified door fittings, blocking counter-
parts and panels ("Door fittings according to DIN EN 179", page 52).
Attention!
Property damage after drilling through the lock: The lock will be damaged by drilling. Only factory manufactured
drill holes are to be used for attaching door fittings. The lock must be removed when drilling.
Damage caused by dirt: The lock will be damaged by soiling. The lock recess and and drill holes must be cleaned
before assembly work (by blowing out or vacuuming).
Property damage caused by forcibly inserting the pressure pin into the lock nut: The pressure pin of the door
opener must be lightly pushed into the lock nut. Tools are not required.
The lock must be assembled in the door so that the drill holes for the door fittings can be marked
("Assemble safety lock", page 43, "Accessories", page 52).
Assemble the door fittings according to the enclosed instructions. The following assembly steps are typical:
Set the pressure pin in the lock nut (Fig. 12 –
1
Mark the drill holes (Fig. 12 –
In general, a drilling template is supplied with the door fittings.
2
Remove the lock from the door.
3
Complete the drill holes.
4
Reassemble the lock.
5
Assemble the door fittings on both door leaf sides (Fig. 12 –
6
Check the door handle for ease of movement.
You have assembled the door fittings and can operate the lock via the door opener.
Assemble the door fittings (according to DIN EN 1125)
1
).
2
).
1
Assemble the panic handle bar (Fig. 11) according to the
enclosed instructions ("Accessories", page 52).
3
6
up to Fig. 12 –
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Assembly
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