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How to Do a Door Lock Change

The change of your door lock is an easy and inexpensive method to increase the security of your home. This process isn't for everyone. It requires a certain amount patience and skill.

It is necessary to replace the cylinder that is located inside the knob's body. The cylinder is responsible for recognizing the key as it is put into the double glazed window lock repair.

Remove the old lock

First, remove the lock you have been using for a while. It is a fairly straightforward process, however you should keep some things in mind. Make sure the new lock is compatible with your door. This will ensure that it fits securely, and doesn't create a gap around the deadbolt or latch.

After you've removed the latch plate look for two bolts or screws on the inside of the casing that secure the casing and halves of the lock. Remove these screws with a screwdriver before removing the lock off the door. If you are using a mortise locking system, there is an anchor screw that connects the handle to the spindle. Take off the doorknobs by removing the screw using a screwdriver.

You should also take the deadbolt and latch plug from the hole in your door jamb. Install your new lock. If you're replacing a mortise, you must determine the distance between your lock's case and your door's edge to ensure that your new lock fits.

You might want to change your lock for a variety of reasons, such as when you suspect that someone else is holding the key, or if you've got new roommates. You can save money if you take the lock off yourself, instead of hiring for a professional. It's much easier than you think and can be accomplished in just a few moments.

Remove the handle and trim of your door. With a flat screwdriver, remove the trim. You should be able twist off the majority of it. In some cases you may be able remove the handles completely. The next step is to look for a pinhole on the inside of the handle and insert a straightened clip into it. This will activate the release mechanism, which allows you to remove the handle. Then, look for another small tab on the interior of the lock and press it using a flat screwdriver. Once the spindle is removed, you are able to remove the cylinder and housing.

The process of selecting a new repair window lock

When it comes to selecting a new lock you have a variety of choices. Consider the different types of locks and choose one that is in keeping with the design of your door. Consider the backset (the distance between the door's edge and the center of the hole in the lock) and the cross bore (small hole in the frame of the door frame). Choose a lock that fits the door thickness and swing.

The American National Standards Institute and BHMA have graded all locks for doors to give you an idea of their longevity and how difficult it is to pick them or disable them. A grade 3 lock may be the ideal choice for a tranquil apartment building in the countryside, whereas double glazing window locks repairs of grade 1 could be better suited to the busy streets near the storefront.

Most smart door locks require digital code to open. If you are concerned about hacking or other security concerns, speak to a professional locksmith.

Replace the cylinder

It is easy to replace a damaged or broken door lock cylinder with an easy DIY project. It is crucial to choose the correct cylinder and follow all instructions. First, you must remove the knob or handle if it is present. Then with a screwdriver unscrew the trim that surrounds the lock cylinder. Once the trim has been removed, you will be able to access the screws that hold the cylinder in place and remove them using a flathead screwdriver. The cylinder can then be gently removed from the door.

Be sure to measure the length of your new cylinder prior to installing it. Measure the distance from the center to the right and left sides of the cylinder using an instrument. Purchase a new cylinder that has the same measurements. This will prevent the cylinder from snapping, which can happen when the door is kicked out or when the key sticks inside.

If you have a suitable replacement cylinder, place it in the door and turn the key. This will align the cylinder with the carrier which is located usually on the outside of the lock. You can then loosen the set screws which should be just a couple of turns inside the head. Also, you will need to loosen the screw at the edge of the door which secures the case should there be one.

After taking the lock cylinder out after which you can replace it with a new lock by sliding the new cylinder into the case and tightening the set screw. You should also reinstall the piece that connects the cylinder with the stem for the lock indicator that you can do by pulling up three tabs on the back of the cylinder using needle-nose pliers. Attach the smaller bracket to the cylinder's back. You must then install the latch plate and strike plate, as well as the retaining rings attached to the top of the lock the cylinder.

Installing the new lock

If you're replacing a previous lock, start by measuring the width of your door. The majority of residential locksets are designed to fit a door thickness of 1 3/8 to 1 3/4 inches. If your door is more thick it will require a thick door kit that includes longer screws, an extended tail piece (for door knobs) or spindle extensions (for deadbolts).

The majority of locks come with a detailed installation guide to help you. Before you begin, go through the instructions to make sure you've followed all the steps. The booklet will also give you an idea of the degree of skill required to perform the task. You might want to seek out a friend who has experience changing locks for assistance if you are changing locks for the first time.

Before installing the new lock it's a good idea to tape over the openings of the old hardware. This will stop the screws from falling out of the holes, and will protect any tile you might have installed in the area. It also helps prevent potential damage from rust grime, dirt and. SECURAM Touch comes with a strip painter's tape, which is designed to be used for this purpose, however you can also use gaffer's tape or masking tape when you have it.

Once you've removed the screws that connect the interior half of the window lock replacement section to the outside side immediately, pull it back. It is important to do this swiftly to prevent the lock from accidentally closing itself and damage the mechanism.

If the new lock comes with a latch bolt, fit the new latch bolt into the upper cross bore. Make sure you place it in the correct place as marked by an indication on the faceplate. Then, you can screw the latch plate onto the bolt.

Screw the deadbolt into the jamb on the door. Try the deadbolt a few times, throwing it around to make sure it extends into the strike plate. If you're using an electronic smart lock, make certain to follow the instructions for programming it. This involves downloading an application and registering your e-mail address, verifying your identity and connecting to the wireless network in order to add your device.