I'm not familiar with industrial door mechanics - is there any reason this cannot replace a standard handle that has a 'crash bar' inside?
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This lock will install anywhere a standard door lock will. You would have to remove the crash bar and install this lock instead. The door would need to be bored and a strike plate installed in the door jamb. This would not be an easy install.
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seems like they were available for door handles, I am not certain they connect the same. Good Luck.
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I too had a tarnished handle and it worked for us. My original door handle was a Entak and that company went out of business too. I measured the hole placement and it worked. We did have to drill some new holes and cut the opening hole a little but it looks awesome and works so well.
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I did not go by Model #. I simply liked at the handle and, if it looks just like the one you have, it is right. There are not that many styles so if it looks right it is. You can google how to change this handle it was very helpful to me.
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If it is an interior door with a standard mortise, I would just replace the unit. This one is inexpensive and works well.
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I answered this yesterday, but apparently it did not get sent or it was not received. I doubt if you can remove screws from a door handle if using the standard bit, or even the extension with the magnetic tip for holding the bit in place. However, it should be no problem if you use a long bit - e.g., 4" - 6".
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Yes - Youl will have to vist the manufacturers website (or search on amazon.com a little bit more) to buy a replacement handle. I think there are more cold steel products that use this particular wooden handle.
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You should call the company to get one. I broke my handle (by dropping) they sent me a new one right away.
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Hi Tammy! On the inside of the door, you have to pull the gasket to one side to expose the holes for the handle screws. Hope this helps!
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I had a similar issue with an older SKB case and I contacted customer service on-line and they sent me a replacement handle no problem. It's easy to screw back on.
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Hi there. I don't think so. I believe the breaks on the handle would get in the way as the whole top of the product opens and wraps around the bar.
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I suggest you pop the handle out. its really easy just remove the screw and they come out. in the rear of the handle there is a spring attached to plastic retainer and the plastic loop that attaches to the door metal bar mechanism. 95% certain that the plastic part is broken ,most of the times it is. if you need to replace them you will NOT need other parts.
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I bought two handles because the replacements are different to the originals, hope that's helpful
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My handle broke also but I was able to superglue it back on. So far it's holding up. I would contact Rival with your question and/or look for a possible new/used replacement on eBay.
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It was the wrong thing ... (again) better to just have a plumber come over and replace with the new handle model. I have no more issues with either.
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I guess I don't know. There's only one place to screw in the handle. sorry I can't help more.
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I am pretty sure this is the standard US version. I used this to replace my standard deadbolt set. It doesnt replace the handle. I bought an Asian version of the lock for my other door which required a mortise set. Again, this lock is just meant to replace the deadbolt portion of the door. Not the handle. It is not a mortise set. Just a standard deadbolt configuration.