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Obtain a replacement doorknob. Besides the style, look for something solid that will hold up to regular use and last a long time. Also, consider whether this will go on a bedroom, bathroom or closet. Should it have a privacy lock? If you have lever-style handles and a locking handle, you will need to get a right- or left-handed handle appropriate to the door direction. Buy a doorknob with a pawl the same length as the one you are replacing. Remove the two screws on the face plate. Remove the two screws on the knob plate. Pull the handles off both sides. Push the faceplate and pawl out through the opening. Loosen the two screws on the strike plate and remove the strike plate. Some doorknobs come with a choice of face plates. Size up the new strike plate and pawl mechanisms with the holes in your door and door jamb. Use a hammer and chisel to adjust the openings in the door and door jamb, if necessary. Push the new pawl mechanism and face plate into the door.
Screw down the pawl mechanism, making sure it is as level as possible. Insert the handles into the door so that the square peg fits through the square opening and the screw holes align with the threaded cylinders on the other side. Insert and tighten the screws that hold the handle. Install the strike plate. Check that everything fits and closes properly, and make any necessary adjustments. Show more unanswered questions Sitting on a low stool or chair can make it easier to work at this height, especially if you're doing any chiseling. A doorstop or other object to keep the door still can help, too. If the old wood screws have left mangled wood that will not take a screw, fill those holes with a hard Spackle or car bonder. Wait until dry, drill pilot hole, and place your new screws. Read the instructions that come with your replacement doorknob, too. They may have tips specific to that model. If the old strike plate is okay and matches, you could just let it be.
It's not a part that wears out or gets much attention. A rotary tool, such as a Dremel tool, can be used with an end-cutting bit to shave off excess wood and adjust the slots, if you're careful. A hammer and chisel are usually faster, safer, and more accurate, though. Once each pair of screws is snug, try tightening them both a final time. Sometimes one will loosen a bit as the other tightens. Don't over-tighten, though, especially on the wood screws. DO NOT LOCK YOURSELF IN! Wear safety glasses when working with a chisel or rotary tool. Follow manufacturer's instructions and keep long hair, loose clothing, and fingers clear of a rotary tool. Proceed slowly when removing wood. It is much easier to remove a little wood than to add some. Check to make sure that knobs are on securely and work on both sides before closing the door! Follow basic chisel safety rules: never chisel towards your hand, always use a very sharp chisel, and use the correct sized chisel.