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Removal and installation of the lock cylinder housing
| Fig. 8.27. The handle and the door lock 1 - lock the door; 2 - the screw; 3 - locking screw; 4 - a bolt on the inside by an asterisk; 5 - a lining; 6 - the case of the lock cylinder; 7 - Key; 8 - the handle of the door; 9 - a lining; 10 - wire touch sensor (kessy); 11 - the screw; 12 - mounting; 13 - cap; 14 - flexible cable; 15 - bracket
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Withdrawal
Pry the plug out of the lower hole a, then pull the cap down b (Fig. 8.28).
| Fig. 8.29. Retrieving the body of the lock cylinder
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Pull the door handle 1 and hold it. Remove the bolt 3 using a socket wrench T 10072 until it stops. So you release the lock cylinder housing 2 (Fig. 8.29). If the housing of the lock cylinder lock cylinder itself is not, you can remove the body of the lock cylinder 2 at right angles to the door of the attachment of the door handle. If the body of the cylinder lock is the lock cylinder, loosen the locking screw 3 so that you can remove the housing 2 at a right angle mounting of the door handle.
Setting Insert the lock cylinder body at a right angle in the fixation of the door handle. Now tighten the socket wrench to bolt mount. A distinct click indicates that the door handle again engages in the housing of the lock cylinder.
NOTE During installation, the housing of the lock cylinder to be pressed against the outer door panel on the inside. The door handle is mounted on the door tightly. |
Further installation is performed in reverse order. Finally, you must check the operation of the door handle and lock, since incorrect adjustment and fixation of the flexible cable door can not be opened.
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