tedee 21100010 Gerda SLR Modular Cylinder Installation Guide

: June 5, 2024
: tedee

Table of Contents

quick start with GERDA cylinder
set of items – what’s in the box?
what’s NOT in the box (but is needed)?
final check
technical information
technical support
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
Download This Manual (PDF format)

INSTALLATION GUIDE
AND USER MANUAL
GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder
TYPE C (cam, 30-61mm / 37-68mm)
and TYPE D (gear cam, 30-61mm / 37-68mm)

tedee 21100010 Gerda SLR Modular Cylinder

Read the installation guide and user manual and learn how to assemble the cylinder in a safe and proper manner.

quick start with GERDA cylinder

GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder can be fitted to any door, equipped with a lock that works with the euro-profile cylinders.
It’s a part of the tedee set. It’s customized for tedee lock to make your door smart. It also works with traditional keys.
This booklet will give you an overview of the basic features of GERDA cylinder and will help you walk through the setup in 3 easy steps.

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GERDA cylinder setup
3 easy steps

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set of items – what’s in the box?

GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder

1A. Cam
1B. Gear
2. Keyhole
3. Key module
4. Clamping screws (x16)| 5. Spacer [6mm] 6. Mounting screw socket
7. Cam/Gear module
8. Spacer [15mm] 9. Shaft module| 10. Cylinder shaft
11. Groove and hole in cylinder shaft
12. Spacer spools [6mm, 15mm]
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Note: Spacer spools are located inside all spacers and the shaft module, and are not visible unless you disassemble the cylinder.

set of items – what’s in the box?

installation accessories and other items

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other items

13. Spacers [6, 10, 10, 15mm] 14. Clamping screws (x16)
15. Sticker (x3)| 16. Mounting screw M5x80mm
17. Allen key (size 1.5)
18. Spacer spools [6mm,| 10mm, 10mm, 15mm] 19. Keys (x3)
20. Code card
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Note: Spacer spools are located inside all spacers and may fall out when you pick them from the box.

what’s NOT in the box (but is needed)?

necessary to prepare

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PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER| TIME (15-30 MIN)| RULER

code card

In case you need additional keys, you should use the key code from the code card.
You can order extra keys at orders@igerda.com
Helpful tip
Take a photo of your code card and keep it.
Location of the unique key code

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code

setup – 3 easy steps

step 1: PREPARE your door and MEASURE the old cylinder

Please check, how much your cylinder sticks out from the lock escutcheon (from the inside of your apartment). Note: If it’s less than 3mm you should add extra length to your cylinder from the inside when you assemble it. If it’s more than 7mm you should assemble a shorter cylinder from the inside to keep 3-7mm.
Remove the mounting screw that keeps your old cylinder inside the door lock.
In order to remove the old cylinder, you may need to insert and turn the key to hide the cam. Try to pull the cylinder gently with the key inside to find the right position when the cam is hidden inside the cylinder.
Remove the old cylinder from the door lock. Note: If you have a high security door with a reinforced lock escutcheon, you should disassemble the escutcheon first. You will find further instructions at tedee.com
To properly assemble your new GERDA modular cylinder, you need to measure the old one.
your old cylinder Note: You need to assemble GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder to match your old cylinder from the key side (outside) as close as possible.

a handful of useful information before you start adjusting the size of your new GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder
Here is the minimum and maximum size of your GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder after you remove or add all extra spacers.
GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder – minimum size

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Cylinder

Please check the table below for all possible combinations.
GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder

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Cylinder1

SIZE A (inside)	SIZE B (outside)
30mm (no spacers)	37mm (no spacers)
36mm (1 x 6mm)	43mm (1 x 6mm)
40mm (1 x 10mm)	47mm (1 x 10mm)
45mm (1 x 15mm)	52mm (1 x 15mm)
46mm (1 x 6mm + 1 x 10mm)	53mm (1 x 6mm + 1 x 10mm)
51mm (1 x 6mm + 1 x 15mm)	58mm (1 x 6mm + 1 x 15mm)
55mm (1 x 10mm + 1 x 15mm)	62mm (1 x 10mm + 1 x 15mm)
61mm (1 x 6mm + 1 x 10mm + 1 x 15mm)	68mm (1 x 6mm + 1 x 10mm + 1 x 15mm)

spools and spacers sizes
in 1:1 scale
If you need to check the spacer or the spool size, you may use the templates below.

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sizes Note: While assembling the cylinder, remember to insert the spools inside the spacers (matching each other).

step 2: ADJUST your cylinder
In order to adjust your GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder, add or remove spacers:

To detach a spacer, you need to remove the clamping screws from both sides using the Allen key (size 1.5, included). Rotate the key counter-clockwise.
Now you can easily detach a spacer or a spool.
Watch out for the loose spools inside.
If you want to add a spacer, just join one with another. Remember to insert a matching spool inside the spacer. Match too parts carefully – the rotation angle needs to be the same.
After you successfully combine the spacers, spools, and modules, you should fix the cylinder with clamping screws using the Allen key. Rotate the Allen key clockwise until it stops. Note: Remember to fix the clamping screws from both sides.
Make sure that your newly assembled GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder matches your old cylinder from the key side. You need to leave some extra length from the lock side (from the inside of your apartment) to make sure that the cylinder sticks out 3 to 7mm from the lock escutcheon.

step 3: INSTAL your cylinder

Insert your GERDA SLR Modular Cylinder into the door lock.
Fix the mounting screw to install the cylinder in the door lock.

final check

Make sure that the cylinder sticks out from the door escutcheon (from the inside of your apartment) between 3-7mm. If it’s less than 3mm or more than 7mm, go back to Step 2nd and adjust its length accordingly.
If you want to muffle the sound, use the sticker as shown in the picture.
Insert one of the keys into the keyhole (from the outside of the apartment) and rotate it left and right until it stops. If the bolts work correctly, you’re good to go!