Special tools and workshop equipment required

• Hooks - T40207-

• Release lever - 3409-

Removing

• Release the anti-jam protection -1- and guide the hook - T40207- in the position shown through the aperture in the door -Arrow-.

• Insert the hook - T40207- until it makes contact with the axis -3- of the locking bar -2-.
• Pivot the hooks - T40207- in the direction of -arrow B- until it engages in the inner tab of the axis -3- of the locking bar -2-.

  Pull the hooks - T40207- to the rear to be able to axis out until the stop.

• Carefully pull the handle -5- outwards -arrow A- and hold tight.
• Using the lever - 3409- , remove the lock cover -4- from the handle mount -1-.

fitting

Fit in reverse order from removal, remembering the following:

• Before installing the handle trim, make sure that the locking bar is in the disengaged position that it was in when removing.

  If you have problems with inserting the handle trim, remove the axis of the locking bar again using the hooks - 3438- as described in the removal procedure.

• If the rear base -1- is damaged or brittle, replace it.
• Make sure that the rear base -1- is installed correctly.

• Pull the handle -1- in the -direction of the arrow- and secure.
• Insert the lock cover -2- into the handle mount.
• Release lever -1-.

• Detach the anti-jam protection -2-
• Insert a tappet in the opening of the cap and press on the shaft of the locking stirrup -1- as far as possible.

• Use isopropanol or heptanol to clean the door area to which you must fit the polyurethane protection -2-.
• Then use silicon cleaning agent on the affected area. Allow to dry well.
• Fit the polyurethane protection -2- to the door.