As a vital component in securing a property, it’s essential that multipoint locking systems are installed to function correctly.
There are a number of potential issues with multipoint locking systems that may occur from time to time, ranging from misalignment to broken gearboxes.
As a primary UK Distributor of Winkhaus Locks, Coastal have compiled a handy troubleshooting guide for the AV2, AV3 and Thunderbolt locks, helping you to identify and resolve any problems that may occur.
Winkhaus AV2
Available in contemporary (ML120) and heritage (ML80) designs, the Winkhaus AV2 autoLock is an automatic locking system that operates as soon as the door is closed.
Anti ‘push-back’ hook bolts throw automatically when the door is shut, ensuring claw engagement and security to prevent the lock being pushed back.
Some common issues and suggested remedies for the AV2 auto lock are outlined below:
Winkhaus AV3
Available in contemporary (ML3120) and heritage (ML480) designs, the Winkhaus AV3 Slam Shut Autolock is an automatic multipoint locking system with independently acting hooks.
When the door is closed, duo hookbolts are triggered by a magnetic release in the centre keep to secure the door.
Some common issues and suggested remedies for the AV3 autoLock are outlined below:
Winkhaus Thunderbolt
Available in a range of designs to meet your door style (ML60R, ML66S, ML60S and ML70S) the Winkhaus Thunderbolt Lock has 5 deadbolts as standard for maximum peace of mind.
High security nickel plated deadbolts fully engage the keep and prevent the sash and frame from being forced apart.
Some common issues and suggested remedies for the Winkhaus Thunderbolt are outlined below:
Winkhaus Multipoint Locks With Coastal Group
From ordering to installation – Coastal make multipoint locks easy.
Coastal can help you to unlock huge time saving benefits, achieving multiple door styles and sizes with just one mortice preparation detail using the ‘Family Of Locks Concept’.
Want to learn more about how we can speed up your multipoint lock machining process? Click here to view our blog.
