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Text in the 1-st video: Topolino 7+7. The cover has been updated here. We do the reset as usual, arrow to arrow. And when you need to set the white pin down, insert it into the hole with the metal bar where the pin is written, and then lower the white pin down. I will not show you how to look for the white pin now. I think many of you know. So, arrow to arrow, arrow and arrow. This is a regular reset. We remove the curtain and set each pin to zero. Now that we have found the white pin, insert it into this hole and lower the desired pin down. We can work. It is imperative that you do not forget this. Otherwise, there will be incorrect operation. Insert it all the way, remove the curtain. And now you need to pull it towards you a little so that the pins are in place. Until you hear a click. And now you can work. You must not forget this. We work lightly. Here are a couple of key points. Before work, you need to pull it towards you a little so that the pins are in place. And that when we reset to zero... Or rather, that we reset from the reset side, and we set the white pin in this hole. That is, we insert it here. I think everything is clear.
Text in the 2-nd video: Now there will be a review of Topolino. Multilock 7+7, Integrator. And right away I want to show you an impression tool for these same models and how you can work with it. Here, along with Topolino, optics and a probe are supplied. Flashlight, backlight. Using these optics, we find the white pin. I have a Multilock with a white pin first. I'll try to convey this on camera. Well, I think it’s obvious that it’s different. This cylinder, here it is. This white pin can be in any position: first, last, in the middle. We need to find it and lower it immediately to the lower height. Arrow to arrow. We remove the curtain. And we do a reset. By the way, here the pins are a little oblique, so I don’t press straight, but slightly at an angle. A little. Reset. We insert this thing straight. We turn it and begin to pull it out slowly until it clicks. You can hear a click and the first division is shown here. Second click and second division, third and so on. And every click we look inside and look. I can’t convey on camera how it looks. That is, we are looking for a white pin. I already found it here, so I won’t show it. On the key, as you can see, there are two deep pins, but only one of them is white. This. He's the fourth one here. Therefore, we turn the tool to the side, not the reset side, but this side with the numbers. And the 4th we press to the end. Now you can work. Here, as usual, we apply tension and close the curtain. And we make sure to check that all the others here have been reset to the end. Here, I didn’t push one to the end. An important point is how Multilock differs - insert it, remove the curtain, and you need to pull the tool back, here. So that he gets into his position. It is necessary. It is important not to forget. And now you can work. Well, we work like with all other Topolinos - tension, impression movement. Close the curtain and you can take out the tool.
Now the impression tool with foil. Foil 06. We try to lay out the foil in divisions so that they approximately correspond to the holes. It doesn't work out perfectly, but at least approximately. It’s exactly the same here, we saw a pin and pushed it. Now we are trying the same thing, counting the holes, first, second, third, fourth. We try to push through it so that the neighboring ones remain at their height. And walk a little with a ruler. That is, the essence is approximately the same, but it is simply an impression instrument. Of course, it doesn’t give a 100% result, but it works. There is a click, there is some play, which means the lock will no longer open. That is, the impression did not work here. 7+7 integrator, new model. Here the situation is a little simpler. As far as I know, Integrator always has this pin in one place. Maybe it can change, but even key blanks are sold with this position, third. That is, if you look inside, the white pin will be the third from the beginning. So, let's try to open the Integrator. We count by holes - one, two, three. Third. Let's straighten it out a little. Wrinkled. Now again. Let's press the third one. Let's straighten it out a little. That is, you can work in the same way with an impression tool, but it does not give a 100 percent result, as you can already see. So, the price of Topolino and the price of the impression tool are on the website, links are under this video.
