MG1613 Mortise Lever Lock Manufacturer

MG1613 Mortise Lever Lock

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MG1613 mortise lever locks are designed without keys. Doors are locked from the inside and unlocked using coins from the outside. The lock body shells are made of galvanized steel plates, and the latch bolts are made of POM and zinc alloy, ensuring an excellent muting effect. The levers are made of wood and aluminum alloy, with surfaces treated through electroplating, painting, and polishing for a better color adhesion, no paint loss, a better corrosion resistance and a higher durability. Lock colors are customizable.

Dimensions

Parts List

No.	Name	No.	Name
1	lock body	8	Inner Lever Handle
2	Front plate	9	Lever fixing screw
3	Latch Bolt	10	Plate fixing screw
4	Dead Bolt	11	Outer thumb turn panel
5	Outer escutcheon plate	12	Inner thumb turn panel
6	Inner escutcheon plate	13	striking plate
7	Outer Lever Handle	14	Wrought box

Installation Instructions

Determine the door opening direction. Place the lock body into the set hole, ensuring the latch bolt is on the upper side, and the dead bolt on the lower side. Ensure the latch bolt’s inclined surface is facing the door closing direction. If it isn’t, pull the dead bolt out of the lock body, insert 180°, then insert it back into the lock body. Install the front armor and tighten the screws.
Install escutcheon plates and tighten screws. Connect the outer lever equipped with a square bar through the lock body’s square hole using the Inner Lever Handle, then tighten the screws.
Install the cylinder thumb turn plates and tighten screws. Send the lock cylinder from the hole on the inside plate through the lock body and outer plate, then attach the cylinder to the front armor with cylindrical screws.
Install the striking plate on the door frame’s corresponding position. After determining the door opening direction, install the wrought iron striking plate. Ensure the latch both and dead bolt move freely in and out. Notice: 8.5mm center line deviation on striking plate and lock body.
Test after installation: Rotate the lever handles and press the latch bolt by hand in the inclined surface direction. The latch bolt should freely turn over and smoothly be pressed into and removed from the lock body. When pressing the latch bolt without the rotating lever handle, the latch bolt will not turn over. If the latch bolt operates smoothly, installation is complete. If not, reset all components.