Rehand a Marvin Integrity multipoint lock: remove the two Phillips screws inside the latch, flip the latch over, drive the screws back in, then test latch and deadbolt operation with a spindle through the handle hole.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Locate the Latch Screws

• Rehanding a Marvin Integrity multipoint lock is straightforward.
• Look inside the latch on the lock face — you will see two Phillips-head screws holding the latch to the mechanism.
• You only need a Phillips screwdriver and a spindle for testing.

2. Remove the Latch and Flip It

• Unscrew both Phillips screws and lift the latch out of the lock.
• Flip the latch over so the angled face points the opposite direction for the new door swing.
• Set the latch back into the mechanism in its new orientation.

3. Reinstall the Screws and Test the Lock

• Drive both Phillips screws back in to secure the latch.
• Insert a spindle through the handle hole and turn it to confirm the latch retracts and springs back smoothly.
• Throw the deadbolt with the construction key as well to confirm it still operates — if both work, the lock is successfully rehanded.

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