Dont forget the locating screw, look at the edge of the door, in line with
the lock, one of the screws is holding the lock.

slacken them one at a time & only remove the one that allows the lock to
move, tighten the others

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regards
Dave Batter
Kitchenman
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Is there a knack to it or am I doing something wrong? Have removed
the door handles and the metal multipoint lock bar down the side of
the door, and there's nothing left to undo or unscrew to remove the
actual lock. It seems very firmly in place. Do I just have to give
it a welly to push it through the door?

You need to turn the key slightly in the lock before it will come out. The
lock is operated by a rotating lug, which sticks out the side of the
bottom
part of the cylinder when the key is removed.

Colin Bignell