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Question 0

FE of outward opening doors

Answer 0

Method is determined by the position do the door in the frame
A. Flush fitting doors :
1.fork end place concave side toward door
Cant tool for initial position
As tool is driven between door and jamb it is brought to perpendicular to avoid penetrating jam
When tool has spread door as far as possible of force adz end away from door
2. Place adz of Halligen 6” above or below lock and drive into space between the door and jam being carefull not to penetrate the door stop portion of jamb
Pry downward and outward with fork end of tool
B. Recessed doors or doors with wall adjacent to lock side
1.adz into space between door and jamb
2. Pry downward and out with fork

Question 1

FE OF INWARD OPENING DOORS

Answer 1

1. Place fork end 6” above or below lock with bevel side of the fork next to door
   Slightly canted tool toward the floor or ceiling
   Strike haligen with axe and drive past the interior jam
   Apply pressure towards door forcing the door open
   If stiff resistance meet when when driving haligen with axe turn haligen so bevel is against door jamb
   Another method is drive hook completely into door jamb 6” above or below lock and apply downward pressure

Question 2

K tool

Answer 2

1. Mortise and rim cylinder puller
2. Used to pull a majority of lock cylinders
3. Used in conjunction with axe and haligen

Question 3

Lock cylinder puller

Answer 3

Used to pull mortise or rim locks that are flush with door Or recessed below door surface

Question 4

Vise grips

Answer 4

Used to remove mortise cylinders when time is not a factor
Place on cylinder and turn counter clock wise
Used only in good judgement

Question 5

Police locks

Answer 5

Known as vertical bar locks
Usually a few good shots door will cause bat to jump from hole on floor
Use 5/32 square key tool to insert in cylinder

Question 6

Fox locks ( double bar locks )

Answer 6

Easily recognizable by location of cylinder in center of door
Cylinder usually covered with metal plate with four bolts
To force :
1. Use haligen to shear off top two bolts and one bottom bolt exposing the lock cylinder
2. Remove cylinder with k tool
3. Using square key tool turn tool towards the bottom bar this unlocking the door

Question 7

Padlocks are portable or detachable locking devices having a sliding and pivoting shackles that pass through a staple and are then made fast . Regular padlocks are those that are and heavy duty are those that are ?

Answer 7

Regular :
All padlocks with shackles of 1/4 or less and not hardened
Heavy duty:
Padlocks with a shackle of more than1/4 inch and hardened

Question 8

Attack Points of padlock are

Answer 8

Staple
Point of attachment
Shackle

Question 9

Case hardened Padlocks operation

Answer 9

Require use of saw ( aluminum oxide ) or cutting touch

It is also possible to pull cylinders on some of these locks with bam bam tool,

Question 10

American series 2000 locks

Answer 10

Portable or detachable locking device that fits over staple and locks by using a steel pin located in body  of lock 
Attack points : 
Point of attachment 
Body of lock 
Tools  : 
Saw 
Cutting tour

Question 11

Forcing American series 2000 locks

Answer 11

1. Use either saw or tourch to,cut staple or other point of attachment
   2or cut through lock two thirds up from key way

Question 12

Bar

Answer 12

Is a piece of wood or steel held in place by brackets which traverse both Sides of door frame

Question 13

Sliding bolt

Answer 13

1/4 to 3/4 “ steel with a throw of 1” or more

Mounted on door that projects into frame

Question 14

Window can be forced

Answer 14

Place fork end of haligen under the window at center of window sill and apply downward pressure
Attack window gates at hinge side

Question 15

Multi lock doors

Answer 15

Found in some projects or newly renovated building s
Lock not necessarily centered in door
Easily recognizable by large plate covering the lock
Four bars one in each direction enter door jamb when engaged
To force ;
1. Cut triangle in lower quadrant of door on doorknob side
Make cut large enough to get arm in and out but small enough so don’t cut bar

Question 16

Manually operated security gates

Answer 16

1. Commonly found on fronts of smaller stores
2. No raising mechanism housing drum level and the presence of loft handles to the bottom bar
3. Usually 2-4 padlocks
   4 FE remove padlocks and remove eye bolts the lift door

Question 17

Mechanically operated doors

Answer 17

Operating mechanism is chain hoist
Recognized by the gear and chain mechanism located in housing at the top of door alongiside the drum with approximately one door of the operating chain visible beneath this housing
Chain covered by vertical length of angle iron
FE remove all padlocks from canon cover and the use chain to raise door