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Thanks for this. I did let Squire know about the fault as im connected with him on linkedin. He did say he would let his technical department know. The problem on purchasing a new one is how do I know its the newer version ? I will have to speak to one of my distributors when he gets new stock in.

@@DerekMercerlocksmith Hi Derek, just hanks for the reply. The newer one doesn’t have the bounce they have been out for a year/year and a half. I’ve actually learnt how to decode other over the last couple of days. You have to depress the button and find the binding wheel and so on. Not as easy as the bounce but still doable

@@williamedmonds8097 Thanks for the tip

If this is happening most locksmiths call it a spinner in other words the core is turning but not picking up the cam its usual to find this on thumbturn cylinders and or when the key is left on the inside. You need to pick up the cam with something like a hook pick or a blank key/bump key in order to rotate the cam and open the door.

Thank you for reply &advise ill try that on next one cheers

Oh and yes they would all be thumbturns

Thanks for watching, I dont see that many in the UK

Thanks for watching and commenting I would be very interested to know what high security cylinders your puller has worked on my contact is lockkeyslocksmithservices@gmail.com regards Derek

@@DerekMercerlocksmith I’ve used the plug puller on Medeco/Mul-T-Lock.

Thanks for watching sorry I cant be more helpful

thanks for watching and that information

Thanks for watching, put the barrel back in with the key in the lock. hold in place and it should unlock your handle. Or if you havent the original barrel order one for it and put in to unlock handle then fit retaining screw on the back.

You will probably have lost the cam arm which lock and opens the lock, I would ask a garage door firm or locksmith for a price to open for you.

Thanks for watching, using this method should still work how ever its harder putting pressure in the shackle

Thanks for watching have a good week

Thanks for watching appreciated

Thanks for watching Roy, you need to come to the workshop and collect a few locks for your workshop. Im training the first 3 weeks in June but free any Friday and I work until 8pm.

Thanks for watching all the best with your door

Thanks for watching Roy, it makes things a lot easier for people

​@@DerekMercerlocksmith Yeah I'll bet it does 🙂

Thanks for watching Beercan have a good weekend.

Thanks for watching Brett all the best

Thanks for watching and your comment its appreciated

Thanks for watching thats a good description "Ninja Star" I normally say ships wheel but Ninja Star it is from now on.

Thanks for watching, makes your job a lot harder and of course the person whos had a go is not normally there when you turn up.

@DerekMercerlocksmith last one asked me if he'd made my job harder an I said a big yes which I dont think he was expecting lol

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Thanks for commenting. All the very best from England

Thanks for watching and your comment/opinion which is appreciated. Its not taken any money out of my pocket but has saved myself and other locksmiths time and money by having both a plan B and having another purchasing option other than the very expensive Burrs on the market. Your normal customers and in fact some locksmiths who trained specifically in non destructive entry dont have the knowledge and experience in drilling locks especially using carbide burrs and I can verify that during my 14 years working experience Ive been to many jobs where the customer has tried drilling a lock in the wrong postition.

Thanks for watching mate hope things are going well for you.

Thanks for watching Adam have a good weekend

Thanks for watching Roy. Yes the ingenious multipoint lock has the double claw. They have partnered with Apecs locks for the euro cylinders, and this is the second new estate with these locks on the doors. I must admit im not looking forward to having to open the failed Ingenious and of course it will happen.

Has the gearbox got a split spindle? Wouldn't like to think I'm getting in to that after failed gearbox.

@@moose646 No split spindle on this one and none on the other site Ive visited my understanding is the centre case can be single or double spindle.

Thanks for watching

Cheers mate have a good weekend

Always learning Jack thats what is so good about locks, thank you for watching.

Thanks for watching Brett went far easier than it normally does.

Thanks for watching Roy. I put the handle on from the outside then on the inside I keep hold of the spindle, whilst fitting the two retaining screws, then the ships wheel as I describe it goes on last then the retaining screw. I then test its pulling back the spring loaded deadbolts before testing the door locks ok.

Thank you for watching its very much appreciated

Thanks for watching Adam much appreciated.

Thanks for watching and commenting Brett, we still see lot on up and over garage doors.

Thanks for watching Roy and commenting.

Thanks for watching mate, get plenty of GT85 in the lock all the very best to you and yours.

Thanks for watching Adam

The traditional nightlatch is still used on some bedroom doors on houses of multiple occupancy Roy and it complies with fire regs when a keyless egress is required.

Thanks for watching and commenting its appreciated

Thanks for watching Brett. On a lockout situation in order to double lock the nightlatch they must have had the key on the outside so usually have lost keys so I would be replacing the lock anyway so have options to pick or drill depending on the make of rim cylinder or gain entry on another door. We do still get some lockouts on the traditional nightlatch whereby the customer shuts the door with the latch out but snib on and they can be a pain on some internal bedroom doors in homes of multiple occupancy where there is no letterbox. In this situation you need to remove the cylinder by drilling out the retaining screws and then either use a snib mouse which templates where to drill a hole into the nightlatch and open the snib or you have to knock off the nightlatch from the door. (brutal but works)

Thanks for watching and commenting. My understanding of the fire regs is that the lock on a door should have keyless egress so if in a fire no key is required to open the door. As a locksmith I would suggest to a customer that if they wanted to fit a nightlatch on a apartment door then it should not be deadlocking.

Thanks for watching and commenting Adam, I also like history and am surprised how Yale developed locks for different countries but they didnt catch on in their own Country. My understanding in the UK is that Yale bought out already established Lock Manufacturers and just developed these types of locks such as rim locks, mortice and nightlatches. In the UK now on new properties there is some regulations to design out crime and so the builders have to install a certain accreditation of locks/handles.

Thanks for watching mate. Its surprising how many of the traditional nightlatches I see on doors without a mortice lock. Not needed to lock your door in the 60s probably because nobody had anything worth stealing. How times change and not always for the better.

Thanks for watching Gary, all the best

Simpler locks for simpler people.............

Thanks for watching.

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Regarding the locks your very welcome. No doubt now you know about this you will be asked to replace one and will have a eureka moment. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@DerekMercerlocksmith thank you very much Derek 👍 🍻

Thanks for watching and commenting its appreciated.

Spot on Roy, I also hand out my business cards to the sales staff in case of lost keys etc. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Normally fails with the end of the euro unrecognizable.

You would be able to change yours yourself

@@DerekMercerlocksmith yeah I probably would, but I always support local people :)