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how to fix schlage doorknobs
i have two doors that all of the sudden when locked an i am leaving the
house they will not close. the latch does not suck in to close.i have to unlock the door then close it then lock it with the key. i took it apart and looked at it but have no idea what i am looking for.any helpers out there thanks brian |
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the latch does not suck in to close
Try one of the lock lubes at Ace Hardware or similar. HTH Joe |
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"Joe Bobst" wrote in message ... the latch does not suck in to close Try one of the lock lubes at Ace Hardware or similar. HTH Joe I will second this suggestion but only add the latch does not particularly need special lube. I (as a locksmith) use Triflow, as it is slick, clean and lasts a long time, but anything from WD-40 to 3inOne oil or even a few drops of the 10W40 you use in your car should solve the problem. -- Roger Shoaf About the time I had mastered getting the toothpaste back in the tube, then they come up with this striped stuff. |
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I do not recommend using WD-40 to lubricate exterior locks if you live
someplace where it gets cold. |
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