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How can you tell the difference between the FSIC and SFIC cores?
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There are several ways to spot differences, see Figure 1, but the easiest is to look at the face of each core. The face of both cores looks like a "figure 8". With small format, bo...:
What does the cylinder suffix BDC mean?
Resolution:
A small format disposable core is used as a SFIC construction core that is for low security applications and can be thrown in the waste bin after use.:
Are the Everest D family keys and cores restricted?
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All of the Everest D sections/keyways are restricted.:
What is the part number for a full size interchangeable core control key?
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Classic Conventional Key Blanks and Cut Keys Part Number Description Key Blanks 35-056 Control Standard bow, embossed both sides 35-076 Standard bow, unembossed both s...:
How are interchangeable cores installed?
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A control key is required to install or remove an interchangeable core from a housing or lever. The control key is identified by having "CONTROL" stamped on the bow. How to install and remove an i...:
Why can't I remove the control key from the core after the core is inserted into the lever?
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The lever may be missing the slot feature for the core locking lug. Verify slot is in place.: