This turns right? Just want to make sure I can actually turn my knob with this latch
1530538
Yes it does. I have a square spindle running through it with glass knobs screwed onto each side.
692540
The specs on it indicate it is for your stove. This moter is a clockwise turn as you face the output shaft. You need to make sure that is what you have now, you can reverse the output but I wouldn't, you would be better off to buy a counter clockwise.moter
814252
Follow Jagermeister's instructions in his answer (he said line up red arrows and turn right, but he meant left (correct), because he said turn counterclockwise. I fooled with it for awhile until I placed the battery on a hard surface, then I got the "voila" moment. You'll hear a little snap when, after you turn it left, it fits right in. And thanks to the other person who commented on Jagermeister, but I can't remember the name. (senior moment).
1055862
Yes. The latch will simply be on the opposite side. Both sides are keyed and have a mechanism to raise the latch.
1769763
Is the knob slipping or clicking when you try to turn it? If so, you're simply turning it the wrong direction. It shouldn't be over tightened due to its design.
866577
You didn't do anything wrong. All passage door latches need to rotate 90 degrees to open them. You'll get used to it.
708756
Standard thumb turn. See picture on Home Depot webpage: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Kwikset-Juno-Satin-Nickel-Entry-Knob-Featuring-SmartKey-740J-15-SMT-CP/100597335
1049290
Make sure you turn the handle to the left.. You would think you would turn it to the right but it open when you turn the handle left.
1927655
You just push the presta valve in there and turn the black notched part to fasten it. You won't get any click or indication it's locked in, and it won't stop turning but it'll work. No conversion tool needed.
109082
It won't lock behind you - most don't want that to prevent lock-outs. All you do is turn the knob I believe to the left and it locks.
2253023
Make sure the sliver latch is all the way towards the end of the handle before pushing lever to lock in...back to pan side
619601
I have mine opening to the right. just as the others have said, it's symmetrical, so flipping it totally works.
756190
The turn knob is on the rights side. I am left handed and can use both hands and have no trouble with it. If you aren't able to use your right hand I would say no.
1153374
The knob definitely does come off. Once in the off position, you push in on the knob, and continue to turn another 25 degrees counter-clockwise. It's kind of like a key, though I would imagine with some ingenuity one could get past that. You know, by just bashing the switch apart with a hammer and removing it altogether, lol.
267831
Have you properly twisted the two latch tabs (one on right, one on left)? This should allow your unit to open easily
2281544
It takes a simple quarter turn counter-clockwise. Make sure the manual override lever is lifted so it is not bearing down on the valve actuator, that would make it pretty hard to turn
2186576
You have to swap it yourself. One screw holds it together and to reverse, you just unscrew it, flip the latch and close it. I had to do this for my bathroom.