Boulder M512402RENT - Lock Baldwin - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Keyed Entry Lock
Model	Baldwin Boulder M512402RENT
Brand	Baldwin
Finish	Satin Nickel (typical)
Backset	2-3/8" or 2-3/4" adjustable
Door Thickness	1-3/8" to 1-3/4"
Materials	Solid brass and steel
Weight	Approximately 2 lbs (0.9 kg)
Power Source	Mechanical (no batteries)
Function	Keyed entry with privacy turning button on interior
Key System	5-pin tumbler, rekeyable
Security Grade	ANSI Grade 2
Installation	Standard door prep (2-1/8" bore hole, 1" latch bore)
Maintenance	Clean with soft cloth, avoid harsh chemicals
Repairability	Rekeyable; replacement parts available from Baldwin
Warranty	Limited lifetime warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - Boulder M512402RENT Baldwin

How do I install the Baldwin Boulder M512402RENT lock?

Installation is straightforward for standard doors. You will need a 2-1/8" bore hole and a 1" latch bore. Follow the included template and instructions. Ensure the latch is properly aligned and the strike plate is secured.

Can I rekey this lock myself?

Yes, the Baldwin Boulder M512402RENT is rekeyable. Use a Baldwin rekeying kit or take it to a locksmith. The lock uses a 5-pin tumbler system.

What is the finish of this lock?

The most common finish for this model is Satin Nickel. Other finishes may be available; check the product listing.

Will this lock fit a metal door?

This lock is designed for wood or metal doors as long as the door thickness is between 1-3/8" and 1-3/4". Metal doors may require additional preparation.

Is the lock handed?

No, the Baldwin Boulder M512402RENT is non-handed and works for both left and right swinging doors.

How do I clean and maintain this lock?

Clean with a soft, damp cloth and dry immediately. Do not use abrasive cleaners, ammonia, or bleach. Lubricate the keyway occasionally with graphite powder.

Does this lock have a keypad or smart features?

No, the Baldwin Boulder M512402RENT is a mechanical keyed entry lock. It does not have electronic features.

What is the backset and is it adjustable?

The backset is adjustable between 2-3/8" and 2-3/4" to fit standard door preparations.

How many keys come with this lock?

Typically, two keys are included. Additional keys can be duplicated from the original.

What security grade is this lock?

The Baldwin Boulder M512402RENT is rated ANSI Grade 2, suitable for residential use.

USER MANUAL Boulder M512402RENT Baldwin

Baldwin Hardware Corporation

Baldwin 2-1/2 and 2-3/4 backset Mortise locks are designed for residential use in UL-listed fire-rated openings rated for 3-hour maximum. Meets U.S. UL10C (positive pressure) and CANS-104M80. In the event of fire, lock will be permanently disabled when mechanism reaches temperatures above 400°F. Use in accordance with local fire code regulations.

Mortise Lock Installation Instructions

TOOLS REQUIRED

1 Pencil
2 No. 2 and No. 3 Phillips Head Screwdrivers
3 No. 1 and No. 2 Slotted Screwdrivers
4 1/8" Allen Head Wrench
5 3/4" Wood Chisel or Corner Chisel
6 Measuring Device
7 Lock Mortising Tool (Recommended)
8 Router and Lock Face Template

9 Combination Square
10 Awl
11 Hacksaw
12 File (Wood Rasp and Metal)
13 Baldwin Aligning Tool
14 Drill and assorted Drill Bits (1/16", 1/8", 5/16", 3/8", 3/4", 1", 1-1/4")
15 Screw Wax or Soap
16 Powder Chalk, Graphite or Lipstick

Note: In order to successfully install a mortise lock and trim, a minimum of average skill level is required with use of the above listed tools.

Read and understand the provided instructions BEFORE attempting to mark or cut the door and/or frame. If there are any questions before you begin the installation, phone or visit your nearest Baldwin Distributor or contact the Technical Service Department at Baldwin at 610.777.7811.

Diagram A
ENTRANCE HANDLESET

Diagram B
ENTRANCE LEVER/KNOB SET

DOOR CONDITIONS

HAND OF DOOR IS ALWAYS DETERMINED FROM THE OUTSIDE

Here are some rules to follow:

• The outside of an exterior door is the street or entrance side.
  • The outside of a room is the hall side.

• The outside of a single communicating door is the side from which the hinges are not visible when the door is closed.
  • The outside of a closet door is the room or hall side.

GENERAL NOTES

Paper template is designed for 1-3/4" thick doors. For extra thick doors, measure backset from center of door edge. Tape supplied template to the door to locate fastener pattern for lock and trim.

When installing hardware on metal or fiberglass doors, ensure the door was designed to accommodate mortise locks. If in doubt, check with your local door distributor or door manufacturer.

Removal of hardware from doors is recommended before painting and finishing of the door. Allow paint/stain to fully cure before reinstalling hardware, usually ten days to two weeks. Check paint manufacturer instructions.

Retain these instructions in a safe place should you need to disassemble the lock trim or require Baldwin's assistance.

Mortise Lock Handleset Installation Instructions

Mark the Door Double Check Compatibility
1

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Mark the door at 37-1/2" - 40" above finished floor, or if retrofit, at appropriate location to coordinate with existing strike preparations. This will be center line of the lock and will put the knob/lever at 36" - 39" above the floor.

2
of Door Stile & Trim

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Make sure that the door stile will accommodate the intended lock.

3
Determine Hole Pattern Required for Trim on Blue Sheet

Determine hole pattern required for trim using Installation Template Guide Chart (blue sheet shown). Mark the listed holes on the yellow lock template (figure 7) enclosed with the lock. Ensure trim will not interfere with door stop or extend over door panel or glass.

4
Mortise Lock Pocket For Lock Body

Mechanical device mounted on a wooden door, showing mechanical components and wiring (no visible text or symbols)

Mortise the pocket in the door 1/8" deeper than the lock being installed. Refer to the Installation Template Guide Chart (blue sheet) for exact size of mortise pocket.

5
A Prepare for Lock Front

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Rout for the lock front.

5^B
Prepare for Lock Front

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Square the Corners.

6
Cut Relief Pockets

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Cut the relief pockets 3/8" deep on both sides for the Latch Hinge, 2-1/2" and 2-3/4" backset only. (Does not apply for 1" front.)

Mark Door

For 1-3/4" doors, fold the yellow lock template and attach to door using Installation Template Guide. Mark door at appropriate locations for lock and trim. MARK APPROPRIATE BACKSET. (Extra thick door conditions, see General Notes.) Metal template 8498.000 is available for purchase.

8
Drill Holes

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Drill appropriate holes as indicated on yellow lock template. DO NOT OVERSIZE HOLES. Only top two holes are drilled for knob to knob and lever to lever sets.

9
Install Cylinder Plug

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Thread the cylinder plug into interior side of lock. Place a strip of tape over plug to keep it from turning. Notch must be located as shown. (Double cylinder functions: OMIT THIS STEP.)

Install Lock
10

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Drill two pilot holes for the lock face, adjust the bevel and install the lock. Shim between the lock and door on cylinder side as shown to prohibit the cylinder from pulling the lock case off center. (Failure to shim the lock may cause the cylinder to sit unevenly on the surface of the trim.)

Insert Spindle
11

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For handleset trim install the spindle from the inside with V groove facing bottom door hinge and thread the screw and lock washer into the spindle from the outside. Tighten securely. For knob to knob and lever to lever sets, install spindle from outside - go to step 13.

12
Size Thumbpiece

Cut the thumbpiece so that it will fully engage the lift lever on the bottom of the lock.

Install Cylinder
13

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Place the cylinder through the trim. Partially insert key into cylinder. Thread the cylinder into the lock until it is against the trim and Baldwin name is horizontal. For knob to knob and lever to lever sets - Install aligning bushing and fasten trim with supplied screws. Remove bushing - go to step 16.

Install Thru-Bolts
14

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Start the thru-bolts which will hold the exterior trim. (Use screw cover washer under the bottom thru-bolt.) Tighten both securely.

15
Size & Cut Thumbturn

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Cut the thumbturn tailpiece so that it goes halfway through the lock (as in step 12).

16
Install Interior Trim

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Place the interior trim on the door. Slide the aligning bushing onto the spindle so it fits into the knob hole. Drill pilot holes and fasten interior trim with supplied fasteners. Remove bushing and discard,

17
Complete Trim Installation

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Start the set screw before sliding the knob or lever onto the spindle. Slide knob or lever onto the spindle and tighten securely. For knob to knob and lever to lever sets - install both sides - go to step 19.

18 19 Install
Install Screw Cover

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Thread decorative screw cover onto threaded washer.

Tighten Cylinder Set Screw

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Tighten the cylinder set screw by turning clockwise. Do not over tighten. Do not use a power screw driver.

Install Armor Front
20

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Install the armor front with the small phillips head screws supplied.

21
*Mark and Mortise Jamb for Strike Location

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Mark the Jamb for the proper strike location. Coat extended latch bolt with graphite, powdered chalk or lipstick. Retract the bolt, close the door and actuate the knob or lever several times to mark the jamb. Add approximately 1/32" clearance from that mark.

Install Dust Box & Security Strike
22

Drill pilot holes for security strike and relief holes for finished strike. Install dust box and security strike with 1" and 3" screws on the stop side of the plate. Note: Security Strikes are supplied only with locks which utilize cylinders.

Install Strike Plate
23

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Install strike plate with supplied machine screws.