CONTENTS Part A: Back cover, Part B: Front cover, Part C: Neck, Part D: Lock body, Part E: Key body, Part F: Bottom cover, Part G: Short cover, Part H: Long cover, Part I: Locking bar, Part J: Large pin, Part K: Medium pin, Part L: Small pin, Part M: H-shaped cover, Part N: Small pin ring, Part O: Medium pin ring, Part P: Large pin ring, Part Q: Large key tooth, Part R: Medium key tooth, Part S: Small key tooth, Part T: Large spring, Part U: Medium spring, Part V: Small springs, Part W: Screws. Also required, but not included in the package: a small Phillips screwdriver. 

HOW IT WORKS When you close the padlock, the locking bar catches on the short edge of the neck, locking the neck in place. Without the key in the lock, the three pins connect with the three pin rings, preventing the lock body from rotating. When you insert the key, the key teeth push the pins outward so that their ends align with the outer edges of the lock body. This releases the lock body so you can turn it with the key. Turning the lock pulls back the locking bar, releasing the U-shaped neck, which is then pushed up by its springs. Instructions are included in Greek.