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This guide is for users of the Era Viscount 325-52 Euro Cylinder Deadlock. This deadlock offers enhanced security for your doors, making it ideal for both new construction and replacements. While it provides robust protection, it's crucial to ensure proper installation for optimal performance.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 325-52 |
| Brand | ERA |
This lock requires a Euro Profile cylinder.
No, the Euro Profile cylinder is sold separately.
The Era Viscount 325-52 is available in 64mm (2 ½") and 76mm (3") sizes.
The lock is available in both brass effect and satin finishes.
Installation typically involves removing the old lock, preparing the door frame, inserting the deadlock, and securing it with screws. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Regularly lubricate the moving parts. Clean the lock with a damp cloth. Inspect for wear and tear.
No, ensure the door thickness and type are compatible with the lock's specifications.
The hardened steel rollers in the bolt resist hacksawing, increasing security.
Lubricate the lock mechanism with a suitable lubricant. Check for any obstructions or debris.
Ensure the correct key is being used. Try lubricating the cylinder. If the problem persists, the cylinder may need replacing.
Check for obstructions in the strike plate. Adjust the alignment of the lock and strike plate. Ensure the door frame is not warped.
Setup: Installation typically involves removing the old lock, preparing the door frame, inserting the deadlock, and securing it with screws. Ensure the bolt aligns correctly with the strike plate.
Compatibility: This lock is designed to work with most Euro Profile cylinders. Always verify the cylinder's dimensions and compatibility before installation. Ensure the door thickness matches the lock size.
Care: Regularly lubricate the moving parts of the lock with a suitable lubricant to ensure smooth operation. Avoid using excessive force when operating the lock. Clean the lock with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Inspect the lock periodically for signs of wear or damage, and replace it if necessary.
