Functions, Trouble shooting hitower 7500 series – SDC R7500 HiTower SCHLAGE L9080 MORTISE LOCK User Manual
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7510 Mortise lock is unlocked by remote switch.
Suggested: storerooms, records, utility,
tool cribs, man trap
FUNCTIONS
7530 Mortise lock is unlocked by remote switch, or
by a key from either side.
Suggested: communicating locks, man trap
7550 Mortise lock is unlocked by remote switch,
or by an outside key or by rotating the inside
lever
Suggested: stair tower doors, classrooms,
laboratories, offices, man trap
7520 Mortise lock is unlocked by remote switch
or outside key
Suggested: storerooms, records, utility,
tool cribs, man trap
7540 Mortise lock is unlocked by remote switch, or
by rotating the inside lever which retracts the
mortise latch bolt and the auxiliary latch
Suggested: stair tower doors, control centers
vaults, man trap
The 7500 Series is a (PL) Electric Power to Lock Unit which is failsafe in that it unlocks when power is removed. The most
commonly used function is the 7540 and 7550 models which are locked when energized on the outside and free on the
inside for egress. Models 7510, 7520 and 7530 lock on both sides when energized.
(1) Power on controller plunger
does not throw
1A Check voltage with a meter at the lock
farthest from source with all locks energized.
Meter should indicated the same voltage
stamped on the solenoid body. If voltage is
low either too small of a wire gauge was
used or there is too great of a load on the line.
1B Adjust plunger evenly.
1C Review wiring diagram on side of lock &
instruction sheet.
2A Proper alignment must be achieved by
correctly hanging the door in a properly
installed frame, modifying the lock and
strike will not remedy the problem.
Modification will only void UL listing and
warranty.
3A Remove Mortise lock & reverse hand.
4A Adjust sensor. See Step 1 of instructions
PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTIONS
1A Insufficient voltage
1B Binding caused by uneven plunger
adjustment
1C Electric portion wired wrong
2A Door alignment does not permit latch
bolt to enter strike.
3A Incorrect handing
4A 9A adjustment is off.
(2) Latch bolt throws only part way
Lock chatters or buzzes.
(3) Inside lever is locked, outside is free
(4) Latch position switch does not signal
properly.
TROUBLE SHOOTING HiTOWER 7500 SERIES
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Important Note: Because of design,
field OHM tests of AC solenoids may
produce erratic readings and cannot
be used to determine the solenoids
condition.
Wiring assignments for the optional SC-10 cable with socket connectors are the same
*
RED
Voltage and current rating stamped on solenoid
+
WHITE
Ground screw is provided on 115VAC locks
-
BLU/BLK
Common
BLU/BLK
Common
C
ORG/BLK
Indicates door open
ORG
Indicates door unlocked
N/C
YEL/BLK
Indicates door latch
YEL
Indicates door secure
N/O
LS
Optional 9A Latch Position Sensor
SPDT 5 Amps @ 125VAC
LLS
Optional 69A Secure Sensor
SPDT 5 Amps @ 125VAC
VOLTAGE
24VDC
24VAC
115VAC
RESISTANCE IN
OHMS 5%
+
-
.45
.5
.20
AMPS
47.6
13.6
.20