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Beautifully styled to provide a lasting first impression of your home, yet ruggedly constructed for heavy, everyday use, these exceptional storm doors will operate smoothly and reliably for decades.A sliding door provides easy access to the outdoors and maximum light. Sliding entry doors, such as those that allow access to a deck or patio, typically use a cylinder key lock to secure the door when it is closed. The lock is turned by a knob or latch on the inside, and can be locked and unlocked with a key on the outside. For various reasons, it may be necessary to replace the lock. For example, you may have moved into a new house and want to replace all the locks in the house. A lock that is sticky and difficult to turn due to age and use. can also be replaced with just a few hand tools. Remove the screws securing the trim plates with a Phillips head screwdriver. Remove the set screws securing the handles with an Allen wrench, then remove the handles off of the spindle. Remove the trim plates.
Remove the screws securing the lock's keeper plate with a Phillips head screwdriver. Remove the keeper plate from one side, then slide the cylinder lock housing out of the door on the other side. Pull the lock cylinder out of the cylinder housing and install the new cylinder in its place. Install the cylinder housing into the door from the outside. Install the cylinder keeper plate according to the manufacturer's instructions and tighten the screws. Install the trim plates, then Install the handles and spindle. The spindle is usually a D-shaped square tube and the handles must align with it a certain way in order to slide on. Test the latch and the deadbolt for operation according to the manufacturer's instructions. For example, the lock may need to be installed with the cylinder and deadbolt in certain positions. The manufacturer will provide detailed instructions on how to check for proper installation and function. Tighten the trim plate screws, then install the set screws securing the handles to the spindle.
Test the latch and deadbolt for function prior to closing the door. Test the latch by pushing down, or in some cases lifting, the inner and outer handles separately. Test the deadbolt by turning the deadbolt lever from the inside as well as using the key to test it from the outside. Be sure there is no binding and that the latch and deadbolt operate smoothly. Things You Will Need Phillips head screwdriver Allen wrench Warning References All About Doors: How to Replace a Key Cylinder in an Andersen DoorFalcon: Installation Instructions for RU-Series Retrofit Extra Heavy-Duty Unit Lever Lockset Photo Credits Thinkstock Images/Comstock/Getty Images Suggest a Correction404 Error File Not Found The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.Lockey 2500 Keyless Sliding Door LockGood for Sliding Gates Too Choose an optionSatin ChromeBright BrassJet BlackAntique Brass Questions & Answers (2) Freedom from keys with this virtually indestructible keyless entry lock for sliding doors and gates.
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