Abstract: An espagnolette-lock for a door, French window or the like, having, accommodated in a casing (2), a control mechanism (3) including, on the one hand, operating mechanism (4) for at least one operating rod (5, 5A) and, on the other hand, a key-operated member (12) (13) for locking the operating rod or rods (5, 5A) in locking position. This locking mechanism has in a locking pawl (14) which is designed to be capable of co-operating in a locking position, under the action of the key-operated member (12), with a rack (15) directly or indirectly associated to the operating rod or rods (5, 5A) in order to immobilize the latter in only the unlocking direction.

Abstract: A positioning rod gearing for use in a window leaf or door leaf, the frame profile (1) of the window or door leaf comprising a receiving groove (3) open in the direction of the folding surface with guide flanges (5) for a positioning rod. The positioning rod gearing comprises a gearing housing (7) which forms an insertable housing part (7i) and a guide conduit section (7c) and comprises a connecting slide (19) supported in a longitudinally shiftable manner which permanently engages with the drive pinion (13) and carries a cam extension (21) on at least one end, which extension projects out of the guide conduit section (7c) and can be coupled to a positioning rod (23). The insertable housing part (7b) comprises a support surface (9) for support on the groove bottom (31) of the receiving groove (3) and comprises a receiving bore (27) in support surface (9) for a fastening screw (37) which can be screwed in from the rabbet side into a threaded bore (39) of the groove bottom (31).

Abstract: A lock for doors, windows or the like includes a case for housing a control mechanism having an electric motor for actuating at least one control rod acting upon one or a plurality of locking members. To permit the lease or unlocking of the door, window or the like in case of failure of the electric motor, the electric motor is mounted on a movable bracket which is adapted to vertically move in the case and is actuated by a drive which is controlled manually, and/or electrically and/or electromechanically.