MG2814 Push Pull Mortise Lock Manufacturer

MG2814 Push Pull Mortise Lock

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Features

This model of push-pull mortise lock is designed with a brass cylinder and key. It is suitable for places with security requirements. The lock body shell is made of POM and the handle is made of aluminum alloy to ensure the firmness of the lock. Compared with other models of push-pull locks, this model has a higher strength and a better security. The bolt is made of plastic POM and zinc alloy to reduce noise and ensure a better mute effect. The surface treatment adopts Japanese advanced technology. Various tests are carried out in accordance with Japanese JIS standards to ensure the durability of the lock both from the appearance and structure.

Dimensions

Parts List

No	Name	No	Name
1	Inner Lever Handle	10	Outer Cylinder Panel
2	Inner Panel for Lever Handle	11	Connecting Screw Bolt
3	Screw for Lever Handle	12	Outer Cylinder Holder
4	Inner Holder for Lever Handle	13	Plate for Lock Body
5	Lock Body	14	Screw for Lock Body
6	Outer Holder for Lever Handle	15	Striking Box
7	Connecting Screw Bolt	16	Inner Knob Holder
8	Outer Panel for Lever Handle	17	Inner Knob Panel
9	Outer Lever Handle

Installation Instructions

Determine the door opening direction. Place the lock body (with the arrow facing upwards) into the set hole and ensure the latch bolt’s inclined surface faces the door closing direction. If the direction of inclined surface is wrong， pull the latch bolt out of lock body and rotate it by 180°. Then insert it back into the lock body. Install the front plate and tighten the screws.
Inward opening door: push from the outside and pull from the inside. After installing the push-pull escutcheon panels, install the lever handles (screw attachment hole facing upwards), then tighten the screws.
Outward opening door: push from the inside and pull from the outside. After installing the push-pull escutcheon panels, install the lever handles (screw attachment hole facing upwards), then tighten the screws.
(*Notice: when installing push and pull escutcheon plates, make sure the push arrow faces up on push plates, and the pull arrow faces up on pull plates).
Install cylinder thumb turn plates: Pull the key out first, then connect the inner plate to the outer plate through the lock body’s flat hole, then tighten the screws.
Install the striking plate on the corresponding position of the door frame and make sure that latch bolt and dead bolt can move in and out freely
Test after installation
(1) When the knob is vertical, push/pull level handles and the pressing latch bolt by hand into the inclined surface direction. The latch bolt should freely turn over and be easily pressed and removed from the lock body. When pressing the latch bolt without push/pull lever handles, the latch bolt will not turn over.
(2) When the knob is in the transverse direction, door is locked. At this time, the latch bolt will not turn over when pressed, no matter if the lever handle is pushed or pulled.
(3) If the latch bolt operates freely, installation is complete. If not, reset all components.