how does lock bar works?
1965397
first pull the cylinder out of the housing. put the housing in the hole in the cabinet and push the clip on the housing to hold it. attach the lock lever on the the back. than replace the cylinder back into the housing it will auto lock it's self into place.
1029059
It does not come with a padlock. You have to buy the padlock separately. Read the instructions before you buy one because it has to fit through the opening at the top of the bar.
1869212
Sorry, no. If he can lift the bar, he can open it. There's no locking mechanism from the inside.
1819230
2 reasons possibly: the lock bar must be in a slot so the mechanism can lock when you turn the key; or, the key has a slot on it which must match the lock cylinder, so you can remove the key. Otherwise, it's the wrong key or defective unit.
892045
Yes you have to lock it every time with key. It will not lock on its own, probably to prevent lockouts.
1871210
Ours does lock. Twist it around until it falls into place. It shouldn't move.
1462390
Just saw Caesar's answer..I bought this for my son and he has never had it lock. Back when out..something he told me he wished it did. 5hat was the basis of my original answer
9818
It does lock. There's a small button that slides over and back to lock and unlock the door handle.
1234494
It definitely does lock. A small button on the right hand grip presses in to lock and you squeeze the brake lever to release it.
176064
The lock is the silver colored latch looking piece on the top of the can. To lock, it pushes inward, by pushing the piece straight back towards the rear of the can. To unlock, grab this piece and pull towards you, parallel to the floor.
426543
It does lock down and you are correct-it is the little plastic part with the lever that is the locking mechanism. The lock is a bit stiff, however, I did find by accident when assembling that there is an "up" and a "down" - you might try inverting the black plastic parts and see if that doesn't make a difference in your ability to engage the lock. Hope this helps.
434390
Since it locks by twisting it I know it has something to do with twisting in a particular direction. I have not used mine in a couple years and I couldn't find my directions for it.
1775717
There is a hole in the botton of each door handle. When the doors are pulled together, a padlock will fit through each hole in order to lock the door.
2236715
It only binds the dead bolt lock (the upper one in the picture). The door knob (handle below the dead bolt) acts as an anchor for the Grip to prevent the dead bolt from turning. With the dead bolt knob secured by the Grip, opening and closing the door knob/handle is ineffective at opening the door.
1301370
Very hard to unlock at first. Make sure you push the tab. Then lock/unlock them off the bar a few times
1531374
Yes, It locks in the up and down position. There are two safety clips on the release bar that must be moved before you can press the release bar
2273577
Only a small cable passes THROUGH the deadbolt hole, connecting to the locking mechanism you mount to the inside portion of the door. Keep in mind, this lock DOES NOT use a standard deadbolt mechanism.