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What are the dimensions of the SC70 footprint
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The measurements from center line to centerline of the mounting holes are 2-3/8" x 6-3/4".:
What is the maximum door weight recommended for LCN closers?
Resolution:
The maximum recommended door weight for LCN closers is 225 lbs.:
Is the 2030 spring adjustable?
Resolution:
All the 2030 series closer have a fixed spring sizes. Example -- a 2031 has a size 1 spring, a 2302 has a size 2 spring, 2033/2034/2035 etc. All the 2030 series closer are shipped a...:
What size machine screws are used with thru bolts and a 2-3/4" thick door and a 4040 closer?
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A 4040 closer mounted with thru bolts on a 2-3/4" thick door would require 1/4-20 X 3-1/2" machine screws.:
What is the difference between a 4010 and a 4011 closer?
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A 4010 is the series of door closer, a 4011 is the adjustable spring inside the closer. :
What size Allen wrench is used for Closer adjustment?
Resolution:
LCN does not supply Allen wrenches. The size allen wrenches that LCN uses, are standard sizes that every installer will have in their tool kit. 3/32" Allen wrench for adjusting&...:
How do I get a Size 1 (ADA) closer to close against air pressure?
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If an Size 1 (ADA) closer is set to 5 lbs. opening force, it will only have about 3 lbs. (60/70%) closing force. If the closer will not close against air pressure, but the ADA requirements have to ...:
How do you identify what size a 2030 closer is?
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The Date Code and Closer Size are stamped in the backside of the closer body. Closer Size: If the number is "1", the closer is a 2031 or 5031. If the number is "3", the closer is a 2...:
What can be done for a door that will not close against wind pressure?
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To correctly answer this question, we need to know how much more force is required to get the door closed. They could try turning the Rod & Shoe over (short side of shoe towards the hinge), or they...: