I would like to replace my lock set with the one you show but I do not know how it comes apart? Do you per chance provide a schematic for installing
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Open the door and remove the 3 screws that hold the latch plate in place on the door edge. Remove the 2 screws on the inside faceplate. Pull the lock knob out. The two door handles should separate. The latch mechanism will then be removed through the door edge.
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My 18 year old grandson installed this for me. It looked fairly easy as there are not that many pieces to it. The old set basically fell apart.
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this was a simple procedure when I replaced my lock assembly.........just common sense..................if unsure about performing this task, simply make didital photos of the disassembly of your lock as you take it apart and use the photos to re-assemble.............
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Edward: Like the commercial... so easy even a caveman... As I recall, a set screw allows you to install / remove the handles. Do that first. A couple of (3?) screws on the jamb side of the lock release the pre-assembled unit from its mortise. Then a few screws on the faceplate release that. Then the whole lock unit slides out of its mortise. Reverse the process with the new unit. Really common sense that you will understand as you take the old unit out
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If you are able to access the back side of the lock and are mechanicly inclined you can remove the screws. Play with the buttons. I tried to reset my combo. Turned out i didnt push one of the buttons hard enough while doing so.
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Yes, use Loctite. When I took my original lock off it had blue Loctite on the screws. Don't use the red Loctite or you may have to drill the screws out if you ever need to replace the lock. There is a very good video on youtube made by Sargent & Greenleaf, it will guide you through the install.
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only solution that I know, is to find a key that will fit and try to jimmy it open, then replace the lock; or call a lock smith and have them pick it, and replace it after you have had it open.
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It's been so long ago that I bought it that all I know is I removed the old lockset and the new one fit right in. You might call the service department at a local RV dealer and ask if there are different size locksets or if they are all standard. Hope this helps.
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You need the key code from the original lock, which was in the the packaging along with the lock. Without that code, I know of nothing that can help.
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The kit should be able to take them off but your going to have to reall get the thing on there tight. A better option would be ordering a new key from mcguard
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Unlock each end and unscrew lock Counterclockwise. Until it separates. Put both parts over rail and retighten and Relock
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Sorry I am not an expert in locks. I do not have one but they might make one but I could not find it.
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Yes it works. Don't know if there is a replacement lock. I would call the company and ask for suggestions.
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I've just spent two days with Kwikset "tech support" and they are clueless on how to reverse the lock operation for yours and my situation. I'm positive it can be done but they couldn't tell me how. Ended up buying the Schlage lockset Schlage FE595 CAM 619 ACC Camelot Keypad Entry with Flex-Lock and Accent Levers, Satin Nickel Best decision ever!
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Great Question! This particular lock does not come in a keyed alike configuration and the manufacturer is telling me it cannot be re-keyed. I am sorry.
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Turn it over twisted it, pushed it up and twisted it again to lock it. Hope this helps.
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Go to UR local Walmart or Target or Local Bicycle Shop, Look @ a similar lock, follow the instructions and U should succeed in recapturing and new & improved combination for UR lock!
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There are simple instructions - once the lock portion is removed, there are some rings that can be rotated to set the new combination. It does not come with a key. If you forget the key, grab a sledgehammer.
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You use the Re-Keying kit to reconfigure the lock to accept the new key. This system is complete crap. The lock has a tendency to get out of whack by itself and then you're locked out.
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If the new key doesn't fit at all, then you probably got a kit for the wrong brand of lock & key, as they each have their own key design.If the new key fits but doesn't unlock the lock, then you probably made a mistake while changing out the pins.