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What is the difference between ED and EL for Doromatic devices?

Resolution: EL only retracts the latchbolt or vertical rods/latches. Pulling on or tampering with the push bar has no effect on the solenoid plunger remaining seated in the solenoid. ED retract...:

What is the part number for the E996L rim conversion kit?

Resolution: The 050672 is the part number for rim or vertical rod device and 050673 for the mortise device.:

What is the part # for the 4040 regular arm?

Resolution: The 4040 regular and hold open arms are different. You would have to get a different arm to convert from regular arm to a hold open function. 4040-3077 for a regular arm. 4040-3077L for a long ...:

Can a 4630 arm be used on a 4610?

Resolution: The arms did not change and are interchangeable.:

How many change or user keys are supplied with a lock?

Resolution: Two change or user keys are supplied with each lock.:

Can I use the 990 DT trim with a fire rated device?

Resolution: The 990DT trims are not recommended on fire rated openings. Since you cannot dog the device and the device is not electrified you are inviting people to pull on a door that will not open and possib...:

What is the electric strike that replaced the 3042?

Resolution: The 6213 electric strike replaced the 3042 electric strike.:

Can you get the ND series lock in a 609 finish?

Resolution: As standard the ND lock is not available in a 609 finish.:

What is a Primus cylinder?

Resolution: Primus cylinders are available to add patented* key control and varying degrees of geographical exclusivity to most Schlage 6- or 7-pin key systems, whether using Everest, Everest 29 or Classic O...:

How do you remove an AL lock from a door?

Resolution: AL-Series and discontinued D Lever-Series locks use castle nuts to hold the chassis to the spring cages and to keep the chassis positioned in the door. This causes confusion at times when the lock ...: