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Will the SFIC mortise housing accept both six and seven pin cores?
Resolution:
Yes. Both Schlage and Falcon SFIC mortise housings will accept 6 and 7 pin cores with no additional parts.:
What is the part number for the dogged cam used in modular cylinders?
Resolution:
Effective July, 2014, there is no longer a specific modular cam part number for dogging. The Schlage modular straight cams come with two mounting holes that allow for the cams to be mounted inverte...:
Driver pins on SFIC mortise housings loosen up and fall out.
Resolution:
Issue: Schlage SFIC mortise cylinders have potential for the driver pins to fall out affecting the ability to lock and unlock the device.Facts: Housings manufactured between 06/01/2...:
How to order the mortise full size interchangeable core with a construction core.
Resolution:
This only applies to the full size interchangeable cores. The SFIC mortise cylinders have part numbers for housings with construction cores (Disposable and Keyed). Simply add (-ICX) to the end o...:
What cylinder and cam is used with the 650 series keyswitch?
Resolution:
If blocking rings (PN 36-079) are needed, specify dimensions when ordering. See below for blocking ring (PN 36-079) dimensions. Blocking RingSpecify Dimension 1//8" 012 3/16"&nb...:
What is the standard FSIC mortise housing with a straight cam?
Resolution:
20-059 is the standard straight cam FSIC housing only used with Von Duprin, Monarch, and other straight cam applications. 30-032 is the straight cam FSIC housing only for the outside of the Schl...:
Why is the plug pulling out of the FSIC 23-030 mortise housing?
Resolution:
ISSUE: After some use the plug will begin to project from the cylinder face and will ultimately pull completely out. ROOT CAUSE: In a dogged application the cam was rotated 180 degrees which ...: