HI, great video, but question... I had my door/locks installed about 12 yrs ago, and my handles are now "drooping" - hanging down a bit.. is there anyway to tighten just the handles?
Hello, I did give you a thumbs up And I am not trying to knock your Instalation but From what I can see your entire Installation is up-side down from Every Mortised Lock I have ever installed (a handful of examples, names Like; Schlage, Falcon, Sargent, Baldwin, Rocky Mountain etc...). I am not sure as to why the Lock box is designed like this (the Lever over the Cylinder)... Greg
Hi, great video! I have more knowledge on how to install this type of lock! I do have a question on where to purchase this lock guard since mine doesn't come with one. Thanks!
Awesome Video! I tuned in to see how to remove it but now I know that this assembly is top notch. Is it possible to buy a cylinder that takes Schlage keys?
i installed an Em D Kay mortise lockset. cannot get the deadbolt to open/close. the internal cam doesnt seem to make contact with anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated
Pointy Side Down... these levers are handed, any put in wrong, are awkward ! They make a plate trim set for a model with a thumbturn on inside plate. NEVER USE A MORTISE THUMBTURN on inside. IT can jam up
Your entire lock assembly is upside down. The lock should be on the top, and the handle on the bottom. That is why your lock keyway appears to be upside down. Also, NEVER use WD-40 in a lock a a luricant. Use a lock lubricant such as Houdini. Petroleum products should never be used in any lock. It attracks dirt that can cause premataure failure.