Active Pella / G-U 3-point Multipoint Lock Kit w/ Shootbolts 50/92 - Choose Finish

Active Pella / G-U 3-point Multipoint Lock Kit w/ Shootbolts 50/92

INSTALLATION NOTES:

• Minor modifications may be required.
• Shootbolt Version - Replacement Hardware for Active Door only
• This is a 2 piece, 3-Point lock with 50/92 Multipoint Lock configuration.
• Includes Top and Bottom Shoot Bolts will fit doors up to 81 inches (2057mm)
• Extension Available for taller doors.

Specifications:

• Overall Gear Length: 74-3/4 inches (1900mm)
• Overall shootbolt Extension Length: 6-3/4 (160mm)
• Gear is Crop-able for shorter heights
• Face Plate Width: 5/8 inch (16mm)
• Backset: 2 inch (50mm)
• Handle Spacing: 3-5/8 inches (92mm)
• Handle Spindle: 5/16 (8mm)
• Handle Height: 35 inches (889mm)
• Available Colors: Silver Ferguard, Black or Stainless Steel

NOTE 1: This Lock Case uses a Standard 5-Pin keyed American Lock Cylinder.
This is a KIT that includes, gear, top and bottom shoot bolts.
You will be able to reuse your handles / trim.

NOTE 2 : Replacement doors may be different heights - minor modifications required.
If Door panel height: 77-1/4 inch; remove 4 inches from new one when in unlocked position.
Replacement latch and deadbolt are in slightly different positions.
File hole in bottom of strike 1/8-3/8 inch on both latch and deadbolt, we do not recommend moving strike, better to enlarge the hole.

RELATED PELLA REPLACEMENT PARTS:
4990330-KIT - Shootbolt Kit Pella 50/92 Cremona - Complete Lock
40325 - Middle Extension only, Doors over 81 inches
G-16798-00-0 - Top Shootbolt Tip only

Articles:
Replacing Multipoint Lock in Pella Door
How to rehand GU-Ferco multipoint lock (change direction of springlatch)

Step-By-Step Instructions:

1. Know that the backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the hardware hole.
2. With a faceplate: measure from the edge of the door or faceplate to the center of the hardware hole. (Example: 2-3/4".)
3. European-style multipoint lock (open hardware hole): measure from the faceplate to the center of the hardware hole. (Example: 60 mm.)
4. Do not measure backset on an American-style lock with no faceplate — the reading will not be accurate.
5. If no hardware hole is visible: measure from the edge of the door to the center of the mechanism where the hole would be. (Example: 2-3/8".)
6. Patio door with extruded astragal: measure the same as the opposite door — from the faceplate to the center of the hardware hole.
7. Keyed / cylinder style: measure from the edge of the door to the center of the hardware hole or lock cylinder. (Example: 2".)
8. Storm door with a lip: measure from where the door edge would be if the lip were not there, to the center of the hardware hole. (Example: 7/8".)
9. Door with no mechanism installed: measure from the edge of the door to the center of the mechanism hole. (Example: 2-3/4".)

Step-By-Step Instructions:

1. Retract the deadbolt fully into the lock. You cannot rehand the latch while the deadbolt is engaged.
2. Fit a flathead screwdriver (or other thin flat tool) into the indent next to the latch.
3. Press into the indent to release the latch, then pull the latch out of the lock case.
4. Flip the latch to the orientation that matches your door swing.
5. Press the latch back in until you hear a click and it is fully seated.
6. Test the lock by hand before installing it back in the door.