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What is the Buy American Act (BAA)?
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To obtain product certification forms:Download the BAA Catalog on the Allegion website Complete the information requested in the the BAA Catalog with a detailed copy of the prod...:
Where can I find discontinued G lock templates?
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Schlage G Series template locate here. :
Is the blue ND lever tool shipped with each lock?
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The blue lever tool remover, 24002693, is not shipped in every box. The existing wire spring lever removal tool will be included in every box. :
What did the latch on the MD lock look like?
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The MD Handleset latches are no longer available. Pictures of the MD Handleset latches are not available. Illustrations of the latches are below. :
Old 1981 Schlage Lock Service manual.
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The 81 service manual can be found here.:
Are there parts available for the old D lever locks?
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The D lever was discontinued in October 2003 and there are no parts available.:
Are parts still available for the Schlage interconnect G series lock?
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The current interconnect lock, S200 series (available in levers only), will not fit into the same door preparation.:
What was the part number for the old D series levers spring cage?
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The old D series springcage part numbers are as follows: C303-035 - Inside Springcage C303-036 - Outside Springcage These parts are no longer available.:
PIM COMPATIBILITY
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No, the AD400 / WRI400/ WPR400 only work with the PIM 400-485 or PIM 400-TD2. The legacy WA locks / WRI / WPR2/ WSM only communicate with the legacy PIM-485 or PIM-TD2.:
How does Cache mode work on AD400 and AD300 locksets?
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An AD400 granting credentials access in “cache mode” will blink the Schlage with the normal green LED, followed by a brief red Schlage LED flash, indicating no RF communication and access was grant...: