Both locks consist of 6 code levers and between them, unlike Gen 1, have no NO splitting plates.

There is a general reflexive spring that impacts all 6 code levers. But they also have individual springs per each lever. Only one of those 6 is the leading one and we must first locate it. By rule it is in code position 3 or 4! In those two lock types there are also anti-picking cuts in the codes

levers.

1 step – finding the LEADING lever:

1. Release all handles –  Unbutton them from the respective buttons 1-2-3-4-5-6 by pulling the buttons up. Push all handles towards the body at maximum height – code 1

Insert the tool with all handles unbuttoned until we make contact with the code area and then fix them by pushing down all buttons. Extract the tool out of the lock.

Insert the tool into the lock, apply tension to the left or to the right and push handle 3 towards the lock. If you feel pulling and a stop this means that the 3rd is the LEADING lever and we set its position in code 3. If handle 3 moves almost freely and without a stop we go to handle 4 and repeat the same procedure. Remember that one of those 2 (handles 3 or handle 4) is the leading one, so pay special attention to this first stop!

2. Extract the decoder, fix the other handles by pushing the buttons down and continue

forward.

We fix (button down) the Leading handle into its position and do not touch it till the end of the opening procedure! We also lock the other handles in the positions they are!

3. Insert the decoder to the max inside the pump, and give tension to the left or right, hold the tension stationary and check the handles by lightly pushing them towards the lock (one by one). For Mottura Gen 2 and Gen 3 is important to know that every lever has a spring and if it is in code or in anti-picking you will feel a springy effect (slight movement forward ) and when released this same spring will return it back

If the handle has no “springy” effect, if it is rigid this means it is not in code and must be moved on the next position

Example: if it was in position 7 we need to unlock it and to move it to code position 6 and then to lock it again. You repeat that procedure with all rigid ones with no movement forward. After you change their positions, lock all buttons and insert the tool again

1. You repeat the procedure. And you touch them again one by one (you always skip the leading     position handle). You manipulate only the ones that are rigid and have no movement! But you always check all of them as their state change accordingly

5. You repeat the same procedure until the lock is opened

IMPORTANT. If/ when some of the levers fall into anti-picking the “springy” effect will be there. This lever won’t be rigid but it won’t be in code also. As the procedure continues, the ones in anti-picking (with springy effect ) will become rigid, hence at some point we will have to adjust their position accordingly. This is why it is CRUCIAL to touch every handle (except the one that is Leading) until the lock is opened!