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1 / 2 Kwikset 1-800-327-5625 www.kwikset.com Weiser USA: 800-677-5625 • Canada: 1-800-501-9471 www.weiserlock.com Warped Door Kit Installation Guide 66480-001 Rev 01 1 2 Adjust (or replace) your bottom strike Replace your top strike If you have to PULL the door closer to you to lock it: If you have to PUSH the door away from you to lock it: A A B B Your bottom strike may be installed too close to the exterior. Remove your bottom strike and replace it with the adjustable bottom strike in the kit. See additional details in the supplied “Adjustable Strike Installation Guide.” See additional details in the supplied “Adjustable Strike Installation Guide.” Stand inside and close your door. Manually lock your deadbolt. Stand inside again and close your door. Manually lock your deadbolt without applying force to push or pull the door. If the door locks smoothly, you may stop here. No additional steps are required. If the door does not lock smoothly, continue to step 2. Stand inside again and close your door. Manually lock your deadbolt without applying force to push or pull the door. If the door locks smoothly, you may stop here. No additional steps are required. If the door does not lock smoothly, continue to step 3. Use a screwdriver to bend the tab on your bottom strike in towards the center of the hole. This will allow the strike to better grip your bottom latch. Remove your existing top strike and replace it with the parts in the kit. Hold the new strike against the door frame over the existing pocket, and trace around the edge. Chisel out your strike pocket so that the new strike will sit flush, and drill pilot holes for the new screws. You may need to chisel out the strike hole so it aligns better with the center of the latch bolt. If your bottom strike does not have a tab, remove your bottom strike and replace it with the adjustable bottom strike in the kit. You may need to position the strike slightly closer to the exterior than your previous strike. If needed, chisel out your strike hole and pocket so that the new strike will sit flush. 03809 46780 J E G H D A B C F K Parts in the box Latches Top Strike Adjustable Bottom Strike tab Install the top strike with longer screws closest to the door jamb. D F E Position the new bottom strike closer to the interior. You may need to chisel out your strike hole and pocket so that the new strike will sit flush. interior door frame bottom strike exterior A B C A B C interior chisel hole chisel pocket deeper exterior chisel hole chisel pocket door frame Drill holes for longer screws closest to door jamb. chisel pocket door jamb

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Page 1: Parts in the box Adjustable Bottom Strike Top Strike...If the door does not lock smoothly, continue to step 3. Use a screwdriver to bend the tab on your bottom strike in towards the

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Kwikset1-800-327-5625www.kwikset.com

Weiser USA: 800-677-5625 • Canada: 1-800-501-9471

www.weiserlock.com

Warped Door Kit Installation Guide66480-001 Rev 01

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Adjust (or replace) your bottom strike

Replace your top strike

If you have to PULL the door closer to you to lock it:

If you have to PUSH the door away from you to lock it:

A

A

B

B

Your bottom strike may be installed too close to the exterior. Remove your bottom strike and replace it with the adjustable bottom strike in the kit.

See additional details in the supplied “Adjustable Strike Installation Guide.”

See additional details in the supplied “Adjustable Strike Installation Guide.”

Stand inside and close your door. Manually lock your deadbolt.

Stand inside again and close your door. Manually lock your deadbolt without applying force to push or pull the door.

If the door locks smoothly, you may stop here. No additional steps are required.

If the door does not lock smoothly, continue to step 2.

Stand inside again and close your door. Manually lock your deadbolt without applying force to push or pull the door.

If the door locks smoothly, you may stop here. No additional steps are required.

If the door does not lock smoothly, continue to step 3.

Use a screwdriver to bend the tab on your bottom strike in towards the center of the hole. This will allow the strike to better grip your bottom latch.

Remove your existing top strike and replace it with the parts in the kit.

Hold the new strike against the door frame over the existing pocket, and trace around the edge. Chisel out your strike pocket so that the new strike will sit flush, and drill pilot holes for the new screws.

You may need to chisel out the strike hole so it aligns better with the center of the latch bolt.

If your bottom strike does not have a tab, remove your bottom strike and replace it with the adjustable bottom strike in the kit.

You may need to position the strike slightly closer to the exterior than your previous strike. If needed, chisel out your strike hole and pocket so that the new strike will sit flush.

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A B

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Parts in the box

LatchesTop StrikeAdjustable Bottom Strike

tab

Install the top strike with longer screws closest to the door jamb. D

F

E

Position the new bottom strike closer to the interior. You may need to chisel out your strike hole and pocket so that the new strike will sit flush.

interior

door frame

bottom strike

exterior

AB

CA

B

C

interior

chisel hole

chisel pocket deeper

exterior

chisel hole

chisel pocket

door frame

Drill holes for longer screws closest to door jamb.

chisel pocket

door jamb

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Kwikset1-800-327-5625www.kwikset.com

Weiser USA: 800-677-5625 • Canada: 1-800-501-9471

www.weiserlock.com

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Determine if your latch can be replaced Adjust the backset of the latch (if needed)

Install your latch

Test your deadbolt

Choose your latch and extend your latch bolt

A A

B

C

B

A

B

Remove the interior lock parts from your door. Keep the exterior lock parts and latch in place.

Hold the latch in front of the door hole, with the latch face flush against the door edge.

If the D-shaped hole is centered in the door hole, no adjustment is required. Proceed to step 6.

If the D-shaped hole is NOT centered, adjust the latch. See “Latch Adjustment” (step 5C).

Latch Adjustment (only if needed):

Rotate the front of the latch to extend it.

If your existing latch has a rectangular face, use latch “G.”If your existing latch does not have a rectangular face, use latch ”H.”

Insert a screwdriver into the D-shaped hole of your selected latch, and rotate to extend the latch bolt.

Look at your torque blade (the part sticking out through the latch).

If your torque blade is D-shaped, remove your exterior lock parts and latch. Continue to step 4.

If your torque blade is another shape, the supplied latches will not work with your lock. Reinstall the interior parts on your door according to your lock’s installation instructions, and stop here.

Latch “G” Latch “H”

Reinstall your exterior and interior lock parts according to your lock’s installation instructions.

Stand inside again and close your door. Manually lock your deadbolt without applying force to push or pull the door.

If the door locks smoothly, you may stop here. No additional steps are required.

If the door does not lock smoothly, please call Customer Support.

latch

torque blade

exterior lock parts

D-shaped torque blade

G

G

H

H

D-shaped hole

D-shaped hole

centered

not centered

180°

Install the latch so that “UP” is on top.

Retract the latch bolt.

Use a hammer and wood block to tap the lock into position, making sure “UP” is on top.

Extend the latch bolt.