Replacing Old Patio Door Lock
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2019
- How to change an old mortise lock/handle patio door with new 2019 parts.
These are the parts used:
Prime-Line Products C 1225 Sliding Door Handle, Mortise Style, White:
www.amazon.ca/Prime-Line-Prod...
Prime-Line Products E 2014 Sliding Door Round Face Mortise Lock with 45-Degree Keyway:
www.amazon.ca/Prime-Line-Prod... - Навчання та стиль
This was the perfect video - solved our problem of using a drill because the handle wouldn’t sit flush. Thank you!
Glad it helped……thanks for watching
Searched snd searched and lucky I found you . Same issue with screws too small. Thanks for the advice/information
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
Thank you. I have to replace one like this on a rental this weekend. Your video really helped with instructions and problem solving. Thanks.
Great job , never give up ,I like that
mohamed sheikh thanks for watching!
Helped me so much
Most replacement sliding door handles only come with 2 inch bolts that are too long. Go to a hardware store and buy the smallest washers: No. 6 Stainless. Two washers on the two bolts should secure the inside and outside doors flush to the door frame.
There are a few ways to make this work but just make sure that everything is tight. Thanks for watching!!!!
Cant find the exact duplicate of my locking mechanism. Was told they no longer make the old one. Now what?
I would keep researching online to find one that has the same dimensions. Just like in my case you may have to modify to make it work. Good luck and thanks for watching.
How do I fix the handle if the screw holes are blown out and the handle fell off because of it?
If the threads are stripped, you can try using bigger screws and forcing it but I would recommend a new handle. Thanks for watching!
My door is locked and I can't get it unlocked. I took the handles off, and have tried to jiggle the lock with a screwdriver, but I still can't get it unlocked! I need to be able to open it!
Mary Roux you should be able to unlock it by using a screwdriver, I’d keep trying that. If that does not work try to reattach the handle and attempt to unlock it that way. Good luck!
@@Mr.Fix_RC I did manage to get it unlocked by spraying everything down good with WD40, so it's fixed as well as I can fix it myself. I'll use boards to keep it shut from now on.
So..... the moral, is don't buy cheap stuff?? Good video though, Thanks.