8653 - Lock Lockwood - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Mortise Lock
Brand	Lockwood
Model	8653
Finish	Polished Brass
Backset	60 mm
Faceplate Dimensions	24 mm x 235 mm
Weight	Approximately 1.2 kg
Power Source	None (Mechanical)
Key Type	Standard Pin Tumbler
Number of Keys Supplied	3
Main Functions	Deadbolt locking and unlocking via key; latch bolt operation via handle
Security Rating	Australian Standard AS 4145.2 compliant
Installation	Requires standard mortise preparation for 60 mm backset
Maintenance	Periodic lubrication with graphite powder; clean exterior with damp cloth
Spare Parts Available	Keys, faceplates, strike plates, and internal springs
Warranty	2 years against manufacturing defects
Operating Temperature	-10°C to 50°C
Material	Brass body with stainless steel bolts
Reversibility	Non-handed (field reversible)
Compliance	Meets fire safety standards for exit doors

Frequently Asked Questions - 8653 Lockwood

How do I change the handing of the Lockwood 8653 lock?

The lock is non-handed and can be field reversed. Refer to the installation manual for spring and bolt reorientation.

Can I have extra keys made for my Lockwood 8653?

Yes, take the original key to a locksmith or key cutting service. The lock uses a standard pin tumbler system.

What should I do if the key gets stuck in the lock?

Try lubricating with graphite powder. Avoid oil. If still stuck, contact a locksmith.

Is the Lockwood 8653 suitable for external doors?

Yes, it is designed for external doors and meets Australian standards for security and weather resistance.

How do I install the Lockwood 8653 lock?

Prepare a mortise for 60mm backset, attach faceplate and strike plate, then insert the lock body and secure with screws. See manual.

What maintenance does the lock require?

Periodically apply graphite powder to the keyway and moving parts. Clean exterior with a soft cloth.

Does the lock come with a warranty?

Yes, Lockwood provides a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

Can I use the Lockwood 8653 on a fire door?

Yes, it complies with fire safety standards for exit doors when installed correctly.

How do I remove the lock for replacement?

Unscrew the faceplate, remove the lock body from the mortise, and disconnect any connected latches.

What is the backset measurement of this lock?

The backset is 60 mm from the edge of the door to the center of the keyhole.

USER MANUAL 8653 Lockwood

LOCKWOOD 8653 SECURITY SLIDING 3 POINT DOOR LOCK
Part No. 8653-221 kw.60916
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Technical line drawing of a three-tiered door frame structure with no visible text or symbols

Ensure Actuating bar and Rods are assembled as shown prior to assembly to the door frame. With the 'TOP' mark facing the top of the door.
Keeping the Locating Lugs of the Actuating bar facing the front edge of the stile, insert the rod assembly through the top cut-out, and slide it through the door section. With the Top lock in the locked position, connect the rod and push into place.
Pull bottom rod end through bottom cut-out. Connect to Bottom Lock, and push into place.

1a
Mounting of the Handle below the centreline

Both sides of the door stile must be cut out to the dimensions given. Start with the centreline of the door.
Both sides of the door stile must be cut out to the dimensions given. Start with the centreline of the door.

1b

Mounting of the Handle above the centreline

2

After ascertaining the handling configuration required, simply click the desired handle plates together and install the operating levers and external restrictor plate as required. Then secure the furniture plates to the door section using the two 25mm screws & plugs supplied.

Installation of Top Auxiliary Lock

Step A Ensure the lock is in the Red "Locked" position. Gently push the top lock until it stops.

Drill a ∅3mm hole in the centre of the slot, and loosely fit the first fixing screw.

Step B Push the lock towards the top of the door, tighten the first screw.

Check the beak position as per Step 4. Unlock and lock the main lock to check operation.

Ensure the lock is in the Red "Locked" position, drill and fasten the second screw.

Installation of Bottom Auxiliary Lock

Step A Ensure the lock is in the Red "Locked" position. Gently push the bottom lock until it stops.

Drill a ∅3mm hole in the centre of the slot, and loosely fit the first fixing screw.

Step B Push the lock towards the bottom of the door, tighten the first screw.

Check the beak position as per Step 4. Unlock and lock the main lock to check operation.

Ensure the lock is in the Red "Locked" position, drill and fasten the second screw.

Checking of Top and Bottom Auxiliary Locks

For correct function, the beak should remain secure when pressure is applied in deadlocked state.

To check correct function,

deadlock the door and apply downwards pressure

apply downwards pressure with a screw driver. In position

shown. If the beak releases, the lock is

now out of sync. Re-synchronise the lock and

adjust the lock slightly downwards. Deadlock,

and repeat test until the beak is secure.

Re-synchronising the Lock

If the lock is out of sync and

cannot be operated, rem the furniture claims and

the furniture plates and indicator assembly.

Insert a small flat head screw

driver into the indicator

mechanism as shown. Turn the mechanism in the key locking

direction. Check the operation of the lock.

Mounting the Striker

With the strikers inserted in the main lock body, and the top and bottom locks, either mark the position on the outside of the jamb or remove the backing from the tape and allow the strikers to stick to the frame. Remove strikers from locks.

Technical line drawing of a door handle and keyhole assembly (no text or symbols)

For the main lock drill two ∅3mm holes and fit to door jamb where marked using 12mm countersunk screws.

Adjust striker to correct

position and then tighten

screws. For timber jambs, use longs

jambus, use longer 10g screws provide

Repeat the process

with the top and bottom

strikers using the 8g screws provided.