Service Manual - American Locker Group, Inc.
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1. cccccceeeeeeeeeeee p 12 Numbering Spare Cylinders Keys p 12 Replacing Door Closure Springs p 13 Instructions and Suggestions p 12 13 Overtime Storage cccseeeees p 12 13 Lost Keys Care of Your Lockers 800 828 9118 www americanlocker com info americanlocker com Receiving Your Locker Immediately upon receipt of your shipment inspect all cartons carefully for possible freight damage If cartons are damaged in any way note Damage on the delivery receipt before signing Unpack and inspect them thoroughly for concealed damage Current regulations limit the Top Diagram 1 i Perforated Back Construction Detail Top Stainless Steel amount of time you have for Ca rE reporting claims of this nature Follow the procedures printed on the nance letter Your lockers are completely factory assembled and the job of placing them in Intermediate cartons and Notice of Shipment l Cross Frame service is a relatively simple task Reinforced Door The section entitled Installing Your Lockers describes this procedure in detail Lockers are shipped in three wide locker sections whenever possible All compartment locks are installed in the lockers and locked Bottom Cross Frame Stainless Steel Locking Mechanism Reinforced 4 lt Stainless Steel Cash Door The management key2. Hardwood Key i Numbering Block AL9481 803 800 828 9118 1 1 www americanlocker com info americanlocker com Instructions For Replacing Stainless Safety Pins or Other Attachments From time to time a situation may arise when you find it necessary to replace a damaged stainless steel safety pin The key cap along with our key numbering block is designed to allow you to perform this operation 1 If your damaged pin is still in place it will have to be removed using the following procedure With wire cutters cut the rounded portion of the cotter pin protruding through the face of the key cap off This will allow the damaged safety pin to be removed With your needle nose pliers pull the remaining piece of the cotter pin through the underside of the key cap Discard the speed nut fastener cotter pin and safety pin but save the small washer if it is not damaged 2 Attach the safety pin to the cotter pin 3 Place the small washer over the cotter pin After the washer is in place insert the cotter pin through the hole in the front of the key cap so the washer rests in the recess and the cotter pin is all the way through the hole 4 Using the key numbering block with the eyelet in the up position lay the speed nut on the rivet with the bowed portion of the fastener down 5 Insert the key with the safety pin assembly through the key numbering block so the cotter pin goes down through the speed nut fast
3. LOCKER SECURITY SYSTEMS Not all the lockers in the world just the world s finest Installation Locks Operation Worldwide Service Center Service Manual Cate Limited Warranty American Locker Security Systems Inc ALSS warrants that all locker products and component parts thereof to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from date of shipment This warranty shall be in effect for the noted period exclusive of normal wear abuse misuse vandalism acts of God or use acts not involving the products intended function Replacement or repair shall be at the sole discretion of American Locker Security Systems Inc and shall include freight to original F O B point only Installation or removal is not included wl 800 828 9118 1 www americanlocker com info americanlocker com IMPORTANT WARNING FOR THE PROTECTION OF YOUR CUSTOMER IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOUR LOCKERS BE INSTALLED PROPERLY IF NOT INSTALLED AS RECOMMENDED BY AMERICAN LOCKER SECURITY SYSTEMS THE LOCKERS MAY BE SUBJECT TO BEING TIPPED OVER AND CAUSING SEVERE PHYSICAL INJURY AS WELL AS POSSIBLE LEGAL ACTION The lockers you have just purchased are manufactured from the finest material available which will provide you and your patrons with exceptional security To ensure this security added protection and strength are built into the door openings and locking mechanisms which are located i
4. The Coin Selector Part No AL9709 801 is used in part to determine the coin setting of your lock for single coin operation Your locks will come from the manufacturing plant preset on the coin fee you requested If this selector should accidentally be moved please refer to Diag 18 for the correct setting If you are going to change your lock setting from one fee to another detailed instructions and diagrams are as follows Conversion From Coin Fee To Free Use To convert your lock from coin operation to free use is relatively quick and easy Locate the feeler gauge spring Part No AL9438 003 which is attached over the coin feeler gauge Part No AL9434 000 With a small instrument such as the end of a ballpoint pen push down on the spring while at the same time forcing the spring away from the coin feeler gauge Then disconnect the opposite end from around the post Leave the spring free on both ends Your lock is now on free use Diagram 14 800 828 9118 www americanlocker com info americanlocker com Converting 1 Quarter Locks To 2 Or 3 Quarter Acceptance 1 Remove the Quarter Selector by removing the E Ring from the stud using a small screwdriver Diag 16 2 Inspect the Coin Chute and straighten if bent or not perpendicular to the face plate 3 Install the 2 Quarter Selector Part No AL9553 001 or 3 Quarter Selector Part No AL9325 800 on the lock by aligning the hole with the lower stud and t
5. a damp cloth and then coated with a high quality wax 4 If you want your lockers to be used and generate revenue they must be kept clean 5 Do not lubricate parts on back of lock mechanism Special lubricants can be recommended by our Worldwide Service Center 6 All lock and cash box keyways should be sprayed with a recommended lubricant before opening for the season once or twice during the season and again at the close BE SURE TO REMOVE THE PATRON KEYS WHEN APPLYING LUBRICANT Work the keys in and out In this manner the lubricant will penetrate to the innermost portions of the lock cylinder 7 Touch up all scratches on the painted surface If the protective finish is cut through to bare steel rust will occur Sand the surface smooth and cover with touch up paint This paint is available from our Worldwide Service Center 8 Stainless steel lockers should be cleaned periodically with stainless steel polish ae j American Locker ANEU security systems inc LOCKER SECURITY SUSTEINS 815 South Main Street Grapevine TX 76051 Tel 800 828 9118 or 817 329 1600 Fax 817 421 8618 www americanlocker com E mail info americanlocker com AMIDI AN Canadian Locker LOCKER COMPANY LIMITED shore c unites Scarborough Ontario M1G 3V5 Tel 800 494 9073 or 416 439 5992 Fax 416 439 7036 www canadianlocker com E mail tdavidson canadianlocker ca For American Locker replacement parts please contact The Worldwide Se
6. ain the integrity of your locker system An exchange of cylinders also provides a perpetual maintenance system for your cylinders as they are inspected and cleaned each time they are returned to our Worldwide Service Center Instructions for obtaining replacement locks keys and other accessories follows These items may be obtained from our Worldwide Service Center whose address will be found on page two of this manual Be careful not to exhaust your supply of spare cylinders before exchanging cylinders or ordering replacement keys Lock Control Key Black Diagram 5 ve Patron Key Orange Locking Lip behind opening in cabinet Diagram 6 Cash Key White Diagram 7 Key Serial Number Diagram 8 Patron Key Cylinder Diagram 9 Lock In Locked Position Patron H Cylinder Vertical i Lock Bolt Diagram 10 Retainer Clip AL9437 001 800 828 9118 www americanlocker com info americanlocker com Ordering and Exchanging Keyless Cylinders After you have accumulated several keyless cylinders package securely and ship with your most convenient carrier along with your purchase order to the Worldwide Service Center It is a good precaution to insure the package in case of loss The cylinders will be exchanged for cylinders of a different combination and returned to you This method of obtaining replacement cylinders maintains the security of your locker system by assuring that a pers
7. cescccscsecusies p 4 Installing Your Lockers p 6 Removing Locks or Cash Doors p 6 Installing Locks or Cash Doors p 6 To Open Locker and Reinstall LOCK cccceccseeeeseeeeeeees p 6 To Open Locker ccccceeeeeeeeeees p 6 To Replace Locked Lock OF Cabinet crvcisssccsespectesemiernberseteevas p 6 Ordering amp Exchanging Keyless Cylinders p 6 7 Lock and Key Replacement p 6 Ordering and Exchanging Keyless SIMIC Sc sstcsat mstisicetens canons tntnenenesciene p 7 Standard Method 00000 p 7 Optional Feature c cceeeceees p 7 To Install Cylinder ccccceeeeeeees p 7 Lo COIN Refund cccccceeeceeeeeeeeeeees p 8 Coin Collect ces tacintascndcictsececivetne eesecse p 8 Conversion 1 Coin Fee to Another p 8 COIN Selection cccecceseeeeeeeeeeees p 9 Conversion from One Coin Fee to Free Use scares tee eececectnenneeenceatececens p 9 Converting 1 Quarter to 2 or 3 Quarter Acceptance ccceee p 9 Troubleshooting ccccccssceceeeeeees p 9 Selector Spring Installation p 10 Accessories wicca cecsisiveatinedooeruiauneweds p 10 Spare Cylinders scssseeeeeeees p 10 Safety Pins Wristbands p 10 Key Numbering Set 0000 p 10 Replacing Stainless Steel Safety Pins and Attachments 0 p 11 Locker Operation Utilizing Spare CylinderS
8. d in the lowest numbered lockers 800 828 9118 3 www americanlocker com info americanlocker com Installing Your Lockers Since each locker compartment is pre numbered at the factory be sure to f arrange locker sections in proper sequence before final placement is made Unlock Diagram 2 all lockers as described in the Receiving Your Lockers section l l l l Type 304 Stainless 16 Gauge Two holes are provided on the sides of each locker section for bolting Provides 1 Toe Space And Flow together adjoining sections A sufficient quantity of loose bolts and nuts are Thru Ventilation supplied with your lockers Line up the locker section and insert the bolt through to the next section Install nut and tighten securely with wrench and screwdriver If rear ventilation is desired leave a space between the lockers and the wall one inch is usually sufficient ae i Width of section It is most important that all lockers are bolted securely to a wall surface utilizing of 3 lockers the locker to wall bracket supplied with your lockers in the case of lockers installed back to back in rows a bracket is supplied for bolting the lockers together The securing of the lockers to the wall will prevent them from tipping over which can cause serious injury and the possibility of liability problems Free Standing Lockers With ALSS Bases Bolt one bracket to each section of lockers push the lockers against the wall or within one inch if allo
9. ener and the eyelet 6 Once this assembly is in place and seated squarely over the eyelet tap the top of the cotter pin so the speed nut fastener is forced over the cotter pin 7 Remove the key and check to assure The fastener is securely on the cotter pin The safety pin moves freely in a full circle radius Diagram 22 Locker Operation Utilizing Spare Cylinders When you purchased your coin operated lockers form ALSS it was recommended that you purchase a supply of spare cylinders These are used to replace keys from lockers that your patrons lose These spare cylinders give you the capability of instantly rekeying your locks so that no loss of revenue or service is encountered For a smooth profitable operation it is in your best interest to always maintain a substantial supply of these spare cylinders on hand These spare cylinders along with the exchanging of keyless cylinders can be purchased from our Worldwide Service Center listed on page two Numbering Spare Cylinder Keys Key Numbering Set 1 To number your spare cylinders you will need the following items supplied in the key numbering set Hardwood key numbering block AL9481 803 Felt tip marker or paint stick AL9487 000 or AL9487 001 Set of numbering dies Cotter Pin Hole Small hammer not supplied Spare cylinders to be numbered purchased separately 2 The area of the key cap to be numbered is the flat area on the end of the key cap below co
10. er openings This will allow immediate exchange of your keyless cylinders lost or broken keys etc for a keyed cylinder Without this reserve you could have lockers out of service awaiting exchange cylinders Be careful not to exhaust your supply of spare cylinders prior to sending your keyless cylinders in for exchange Safety Pins Wristbands If your lockers are to be used in a change area such as a bathhouse some method of securing the key to the patron s swimsuit must be provided For this purpose we can provide a stainless steel pin device or wristband which solves this problem Diag 19 These can be attached to the keys when exchange cylinders are ordered at a nominal cost Please specify on your order if these are wanted Slightly Bend tip of spring around A Pin tab using needlenose pliers to lock in place Diagram 19 Key Numbering Set Your reserve supply of spare cylinders will not have a locker number affixed thus allowing use on any locker and you will need some method of embossing the desired locker number on the plastic portion of the key This kit contains the necessary items to perform this operation 1e Diagram 21 Stainless Steel Pin AL9450 000 S Cotter Pin AL9287 002 Washer g eek ey Can ia Stainless Steel Pin Ja AL9450 000 Speed Nut Fastener AL9288 001 Cotter Pin AL9287 002 7 Washer Al9289 001 7 Speed Nut Fastener AL9288 001 7 F Eyelet f a eS a
11. he slot with the upper stud Install E Rings on each stud to hold Selector in place Diag 17 4 Install Selector Spring See the instructions to install Selector Spring to the tip of the Selector 5 Replace the Quarter Decal with a new 2 or 3 Quarters Decal 6 Check the functioning of the lock by inserting two or three quarters hold in the A Pin and turn the key Diagram 17 Troubleshooting What to look for if locks fail to work properly after conversion 1 Make sure Selector Spring is not hitting the A Pin See 4 in section entitled Instructions for Converting 1 Quarter Locks to 2 or 3 Quarter Locks 2 If your lock has a Toggle Spring Guide Diag 14 make sure the point is turned away from the Coin Chute If not this will prevent the quarters from falling Correct by simply removing the Toggle Spring Guide turn it over and replace 3 When the lock is in the locked position make sure the tip of the Selector is not binding on the Cylinder Cap Assembly Diag 18 If so slightly bend the tip of the Selector towards the Coin Chute 4 Ifthe Selector is not dropping far enough to release the quarters slightly bend the ramp on the Cylinder Cap Assembly down Do this just enough so that the quarters fall through Do not bend too low or the lock will not open 5 Should you have any questions call our Worldwide Service Center at 800 323 9428 Selector Spring Installation 1 If Coin Chute does not have n
12. n the front area of each locker As a result these lockers tend to have more weight concentrated in the front and if not securely fastened to a wall can be tipped over FOR YOUR PROTECTION we insist you Bolt all modules together Fasten all lockers to a wall securely Secure all lockers back to back as instructed Please take the time now to install your lockers as recommended before they are put into operation LOCKER SECURITY SYSTEMS American Locker Security Systems Inc 815 South Main Street Grapevine TX 76051 Tel 800 828 9118 817 329 1600 Fax 817 421 8618 www americanlocker com E mail info americanlocker com Worldwide Service Center 12 Martha Street Ellicottville New York 14731 9799 Tel 800 323 9428 716 699 2773 Fax 716 699 2488 E mail wwservicecenter americanlocker com Canadian Locker Company Ltd 931 Progress Avenue Unit 5 Scarborough Ontario M1G 3V5 Tel 800 494 9073 416 4389 5992 Fax 416 439 7036 www canadianlocker com E mail clc aztec net com Many of our service parts are available for purchase through the American on line catalog www americanlocker com Contents Receiving Your Lockers p 4 5 Receiving your Lockers 266 p 3 Strong Construction Easy Installation ccccceeeees p 3 Installing your Lockers 008 p 4 Free Standing Lockers p 4 5 Built in Lockers 2c seices icccixe
13. nd Reinstall Lock At certain times you will be required to open a locked locker This usually occurs when a key has been lost or broken CAUTION Require positive identification of the patron and the contents before opening the locker It is a good idea to require a signed release and positive identification from any person claiming property from a locked locker Refer to Lost Key section To Open Locker Insert lock control key Black Diag 5 and turn clockwise Using key as a handle pivot lock forward then slide upward using right hand At the same time pull door handle with left hand Door will open with lock coming free of cabinet To Replace Locked Lock on Cabinet Enter lock bolt in the slot door Diag 9 Close door slowly and insert locking lip of lock behind opening in cabinet Diag 5 Pivot lock inward until flush with face of channel At the same time depress the A pin Diag 5 with your left hand so that it clears beneath the door handle Turn lock control key counterclockwise to vertical and remove Lock and Key Replacement Your locks have an easy to remove patron cylinder Diag 8 This feature eliminates the need for returning the entire lock when only a new replacement key is needed It is recommended that whenever a new key is needed the entire cylinder be exchanged for a cylinder of a different combination This prevents anyone finding the lost key from opening the locker and will maint
14. on either stealing or finding a key will not be able to open one of the lockers and remove another person s property The price of service is outlined on the ALSS Parts Price List Depending on your lock model and options purchased there are two methods of cylinder removal and installation The standard method requires the lock to be removed from the locker channel The other method requires an optional feature which allows the cylinder to be removed and installed without removing the locks from the channel Standard Method 1 To remove the patron cylinder in the standard method remove the Cylinder Retainer Clip Part No AL9437 001 Diag 10 2 Slight pressure on the pin protruding from the back of the cylinder will assist in moving the cylinder out through the face of the lock 3 Cylinder is now loose and may be pulled free Optional Feature 1 To remove the patron cylinder with the optional feature insert the black control key in the control cylinder and turn counterclockwise 2 In the keyless patron cylinder insert the core removal tool provided and pull out the cylinder Diag 13 To Install Cylinder Lock In Unlocked Position 1 Insert cylinder in housing with key approximately 45 degrees to the left of vertical Diag 12 2 Turn slightly back and forth until cylinder seats in housing Be sure key is about 45 degrees to the left of vertical Push inward until the square shank of the cylinder is
15. ord sheet Should the locker remain empty overnight replace the keyless cylinder with a different keyed cylinder from your spare cylinder supply 800 828 9118 www americanlocker com 12 info americanlocker com If the locker is locked and contains property Record the date locker number and a description of the property on your record sheet Should locker contents remain for two consecutive days remove the property tag it with a tag containing the date locker number and serial number of the cylinder Replace the keyless cylinder with a different keyed cylinder from your Replacing Door Closure Springs 1 Remove screw and nut from door allowing door closure spring to release itself Insert new door closure spring behind rail making sure spring faces up Diag 23 Attach end of spring behind rail to tab and place stay arm through Opening in rail from back side Diag 23 Apply pressure to spring pushing stay arm forward until holes line up in stay arm and door Insert screw and tighten nut Diagram 23 1 spare cylinder supply When customer returns to claim his her property be sure to check his her key serial number against that appearing on the tagged property This is the only positive proof of his her ownership Comparing only the locker number is not sufficient since property may have been removed from the same locker at another time Collect a storage fee The amount of storage fee is up to
16. otch at base of A Pin tab a notch should be filed in top of tab tight to Coin Chute and to a depth equal to diameter of Selector Spring wire 2 Clip Selector Spring on A Pin tab Diag 20 3 When Step 2 is complete the Selector Spring should be lying in the position as shown with the top of the Spring in the notch and length of Spring lying along the Coin Chute Slightly bend end of Spring using a pair of needle nose pliers to form around A Pin tab and to hold in place Diagram 20 Make Notch with File A Pin A Pin Tab air g ma YAS A dl a aa erT TETN T aE Slip Selector Spring on A Pin Tab in notch and push end down A Pin Selector Spring Top of Coin Chute aanle Notch made with File Diagram 18 Cylinder Cap Assembly N i Small Token Dime as Nickel or Med Token sae HY lt Canadian Quarter or Large Token ii 3 j _ ow American Quarter Accessories Wristbands Safety Pins Instruction Posters Etc Accessories may be ordered from our Worldwide Service Center or on our online catalog www americanlocker com Address of the Service Center can be found on page two of this manual Prices for these items are listed on the Replacement Service Items of the enclosed Parts Price List Spare Cylinders It is advisable to keep on hand a supply of spare cylinders This reserve should be equal to at least 10 of your total lockers i e 10 for each 100 lock
17. retain or coin refund system When this lock is set for coin retain the coin is deposited to the cash box when the lock is locked When the lock is set for coin refund the coin is used as a deposit on the key while the locker is in use Upon unlocking the locker the coin is refunded to the user The key remains captive until another coin of the correct denomination is inserted Coin Collect This lock also can be adjusted to accept various coins and tokens This lock is very similar in appearance to the Coin Refund lock except this lock has no refund slot in the faceplate This lock is strictly a Coin Retain lock and cannot be adjusted for Coin Refund The key also remains captive until another coin of the proper denomination is inserted Feeler Gauge i Conversion From One Coin Fee To Another AL9434 000 Both the Coin Refund and Coin Collect locks can be changed from one coin fee to another This change can be either from a lower fee to a P Soh higher or vice versa The conversion is relatively simple and with the Roa aie J help of the following instructions diagrams and necessary parts can be quickly learned and easily performed Toggle Spring Guide For detailed instructions on converting your locks from one coin fee to another please refer to the following or contact our Worldwide Service Center for guidance 800 828 9118 www americanlocker com 8 info americanlocker com Coin Selector Part No AL 9709 801
18. rvice Center Worldwide Service Center 12 Martha Street Ellicottville New York 14731 9799 Tel 800 323 9428 or 716 699 2773 Fax 716 699 2488 E mail wwservicecenter americanlocker com Keys Management keys are sent to facility via secure method Patron keys can be found in upper left hand opening of each group of lockers See page 3 of your manual for further instructions
19. s which are used to secure locks or cash doors were sent separately via secured method direct to the original purchasing authority Should they not be in your possession at this time please consult with your purchasing department prior to contacting ALSS Strong Construction Easy Installation ALSS constructs three locker frames and bodies into one strong precision fitted section at the factory This assembly process assures you fast easy installation on site since three to eighteen individual locker compartments are contained in each locker module depending on opening size and are installed in one operation Additional single or double wide sections are furnished as required to finish a row Each and every component part is accurately formed fitted and assembled with the latest in technology to provide the highest degree of security possible Each locker shelf has a minimum of 8 areas where they are secured to the locker sides and backs The frame and door assembly is mated to the locker body with stainless steel monel rivets to provide a solid rigid product Use the lock control key black plastic cap to unlock and remove the top left lock in each section See p 6 Removing Locks or Cash Doors Packaged inside this locker will be the keys to all locks in that section Insert these keys in the matching numbered lockers and turn the key to the left to unlock Miscellaneous accessories and spare parts will be foun
20. seated 3 For the standard method replace cylinder retainer clip being sure it engages the groove in the rear of the cylinder Diag 11 For locks with the optional feature simply turn the control key clockwise back to vertical and remove Lock In Locked Position 1 Insert cylinder in housing with key in vertical position Diag 9 2 Turn slightly back and forth until cylinder seats in housing Be sure key is in the vertical position Push inward until the square shank of the cylinder is seated 3 For the standard method replace cylinder retainer clip being sure it engages the groove in the rear of the cylinder Diag 11 For locks with the optional features simply turn the control key clockwise back to vertical and remove Diagram 11 Retainer Clip Engaged Locks Diagram 12 There are several lock models which provide the versatility to meet Lock in Unlocked Position every requirement from coin token padlock key or electronic operation The two most common types of locks allow you to vary the coin fees Coin Collect and Coin Refund Both locks Diag 15 are extremely versatile and can be adjusted to perform various functions Their design permits the owner to adjust the operations as follows Patron Cylinder aprox 45 Diagram 15 Coin Refund Slot Core Removal Tool Coin Refund This lock type can be adjusted to accept various coins and tokens and can be operated on either a coin
21. tter pin hole Diagram 22 3 Insert the key into the key numbering block placing the cotter pin hole over eyelet in key numbering block 4 With the key inserted in the block and seated securely stamp the desired number on key cap using numbering set and hammer Be certain numbers are properly positioned on the key cap and imprinted to an equal depth If your keys have pins or other attachments you will note that the cotter pin will fit into the eyelet allowing the key cap to seat firmly to block 5 After desired number is stamped remove key from block and fill in imprinted numbers with felt tip marker or paint stick This will result in a well defined black number on the orange cap 6 Note that the code number for the customer cylinders are stamped on the underneath side of the key blade ath hei Diagram 22 Diag Fit Key Securely Operating Instructions and Suggestions In order for your new self service lockers to provide the best possible service there are certain functions which should become part of the management operating routine of these lockers Overtime Storage Examine the occupied lockers keys removed at the same time each day preferably at a time when the fewest lockers are in use for example prior to Opening or just after closing your facility Open all locked lockers using your control key If the locker is locked and empty Record the date locker number and make notation Locked Empty on your rec
22. wing for airspace and attach securely through the holes provided There are optional filler panels available from ALSS at additional costs for finishing off the side space between lockers and the wall Perforated top filler strips are also available to allow ventilation and to prevent debris from falling behind the lockers Free Standing Lockers Locker sections three units wide containing 3 to 18 lockers are quickly installed against existing walls or in double row islands on level ground Complete details for securing continuing locker sections together and for attaching to a base and or wall are provided in the drawing Free Standing Lockers A base is essential and ALSS s 4 high stainless steel base optional allows total flexibility for later rearrangement or for moving Poured concrete bases by others should be 4 or more in height and have a wood sleeper See diagram 4 Diagram 3 Built In Lockers Built In Lockers Security lockers are frequently installed in recessed areas and ALSS has made provisions for attaching required trim and for securing the locker to the base or wall A 4 to 6 high smooth and level base must be provided Base can be poured concrete with a properly located wood sleeper by others or ALSS s 4 stainless steel base optional lt 7 i 4 min max Note Concrete base must be 4 high minimum 6 high maximum must be level and 3 wood sleeper must be located as shown T
23. your management Lost Keys When a patron reports the loss of his her locker key be sure to get positive identification from the patron and a good description of the property inside the locker Do not accept a general description of the contents as the claimant may have observed the rightful owner placing the articles inside the locker and may be attempting to fraudulently obtain someone else s property Insist on a compete specific description of all articles such as Brown attache case containing letters address to Do not accept descriptions such as brown attache case or blue bag Prepare a simple Lost Key Release form Have the individual provide proper identification of their selves and their property Visually compare this information against driver s license credit cards etc Collect a lost key fee The amount of the lost key fee is up to your management Care of Your Lockers As with a new car your lockers should have periodic cleaning and service Attention to this phase of your operation will result in a long trouble free life of service 1 Do not spray water on the lockers Care should be taken to avoid splashing lockers when floors are being washed or hosed If water is splashed on them dry them immediately 2 Harsh chemicals often used on bathhouse floors should not be allowed to remain on the locker surfaces they must be promptly removed 3 The painted finish should occasionally be wiped clean with
24. ypical Trim 800 828 9118 At Side Top www americanlocker com info americanlocker com Diagram 4 Free Standing Lockers Perforated Metal Strip TA a A Locker to Wall Anchor Bracket one for each section of lockers wal L Filler scribed to fit wall 1 Toe Space 3 W Filler Perforated Metal Strip Locker to Locker U Filler for Brackets one for each exposed ends section of lockers Concrete base shown stainless steel base by ALSS furnished if specified Note Fillers optional z Removing Locks or Cash Doors 1 Insert proper management key and turn to right clockwise Diag 5 amp 6 2 Pull out on key which will pivot the cash door outward on a locking lip located on the top of each cash door The lock will pivot outward on a locking lip located on the bottom of each lock 3 Pull upward and the cash door or lock unit will come free from the cabinet Installing Locks or Cash Doors 1 Insert proper management key and turn to right clockwise Diag 5 amp 6 2 Place lock or cash door in opening with the locking lip behind face of cabinet 3 Pivot inward until flush with face of cabinet 4 Turn key counter clockwise to vertical position and withdraw key NOTE Be sure locking lip is behind cabinet face CAUTION The management black and white keys are the key to your security Guard Them Carefully To Open Locker a
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