Schlage Control™ Smart Deadbolt

Tools Needed

• ? Tape Measure
• ✏️ Pencil
• [drill] and [drill bits] (Bit Sizes: 1/8", 1")
• [hole saws] (1", 2 1/8")
• [chisel]
• ? Hammer

1 Measure door thickness

If the door is thinner than 1 3/8" or thicker than 1 3/4", then the lock will not fit properly on the door.

[Diagram: Door edge with tape measure showing thickness range 1 3/8" - 1 3/4"]

A thick door kit is available from Product Support at 800-847-1864.

2 Measure the backset

If existing backset is not 2 3/8" or 2 3/4", then the lock will not fit properly on the door.

[Diagram: Door edge with tape measure showing backset 2 3/4" or 2 3/8"]

3 Measure the hole sizes

3a. If hole sizes are larger than those shown, then the lock will not fit properly on the door. If hole sizes are smaller than those shown, see steps 3b and 3c.

[Diagram: Door face with 2 1/8" hole, door edge with 1" hole]

3b. If necessary, enlarge hole in door face.

[Diagram: Door face being prepared with a 2 1/8" Hole Saw]

3c. If necessary, enlarge hole in door edge.

[Diagram: Door edge being prepared with a 1" Drill Bit or Hole Saw]

4 Check the door jamb

4a. Place new strike and reinforcement plate against the door jamb. If these do not fit properly, see steps 4b and 4c.

4b. If correction is necessary, trace faceplate and mark holes.

[Diagram: Faceplate traced on door jamb to mark holes]

4c. If necessary, use chisel, hammer and drill to correct door jamb preparation.

[Diagram: Chisel, hammer, and drill with 1/8" drill bit used for door jamb preparation]