![]() ![]() The Hon lock for this file cabinet was non-key retaining. These components can be installed as either key retaining or non-key retaining. Three components make up the cam: inner cam stop, cam and outer cam shifter. The cam mechanism must be attached after the lock has been inserted and secured. The FC10 lock cannot be installed into the file cabinet with the cam mechanism attached. Pull the clip out using a small pair of locking pliers or needle nose pliers. Use a small flat screwdriver to lift up the clip in order to remove it. The Hon lock is secured to the front of the file cabinet using a spring clip. Then slide the link out of the hole in the lock’s cam. Detach the connecting link to the cam first. The tab portion of the link slides into the hole in the gang bar. The cam has a hole along the tip into which the link attaches. The file cabinet gang bar is connected to the lock’s cam by a metal connecting link. Once the drawer has been removed, there is easier access to the lock. Lift the track and slide out the drawer and the track together. To remove the Hon lock from the file cabinet, turn the lock to the unlocked position or remove the cylinder from the lock by releasing the retaining wafer at the rear of the keyway. To originate keys for this Hon file cabinet lock, use the HPC 1200CM code card CX32, the Ilco Universal code machine card 1069/CX32 or the ITL number 224. The actual key code stamped into the face of the subject file cabinet is 136E, containing cuts X1255. The five-wafer Hon file cabinet lock code series is 101E-225E. Once the lock has been serviced and assembled, it is ready to be installed into the file cabinet. To originate keys for the FC10 lock, use the 1200CM code card C39, the Ilco Universal 1043 code card or the ITL 45. Replacement key numbers for the FC10 lock are:įour pin key blanks: Axxess 107, Barnes NA-14, Ilco 1069L, Ilco EZ NA14, Jet NA14, JMA NTC-1D and National D4291įive pin key blanks: Axxess 85, Barnes NA-12710, Ilco 1069LB Ilco EZ NA12, Jet NA12, JMA NTR-2D and National D4292 If no follower is available, a ballpoint pen or handle from a giveaway screwdriver can be used. The spaces and depths for the FC10 lock are: As an alternative, after removing the staple, the spring retainer can be slid off providing access to the springs and pin tumblers. With the staple removed from the lock, the plug can be slid out of the face of the housing, permitting servicing or the combination changed. A groove is cut into the threaded portion of the housing for the upper portion of the staple to slide into, permitting a nut to tighten the lock in place. The cylinder retainer staple has two long legs that slide through the housing through the cutout towards the rear of the plug, securing the plug within the housing. They are available in a variety of configurations including Keyed Alike, Keyed Different and master keyed.įC10 locks are designed with the patented Olympus cylinder retainer staple, and a removable spring retainer to simplify the rekeying process. The locks are factory combinated in four pin chambers. Olympus FC10 locks use the 001-970 code series. ![]() This pin tumbler lock utilizes the National D4292 (5 pin) keyway. The FC10 pin-tumbler housing and plug are manufactured from Zinc die cast material. A metal armature connects the cam to the locking mechanism. The Olympus FC10 locks come with all parts necessary for complete lock replacement including the connecting link. introduces the patented FC10 Series replacement lock kit with installation instructions for these Hon file cabinets. ![]() ![]() The opening in the file cabinet front has two flat sides 5/8” apart. The lock face is round, ¾” in diameter, not oval like the pushbutton style file cabinet lock. What makes these file cabinets of interest to locksmiths is they are operated with a non-standard, cam style lock that is secured into the face using a spring clip. Hon® F24/F28 vertical file cabinets manufactured after 1988 and Series 1000 vertical file cabinets use a rotary style cam lock to secure the two- and four-drawer models. ![]()
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