escutcheon keyhole cover install
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escutcheon keyhole cover install
I finally got my escutcheon cover and tried to put it on yesterday. I got the old one off but the lock was still attatched. I tried to search for instructions, but the best I could find was "it's an easy 2 minute install". Can anyone point me in the right direction or just tell me how to disconnect the lock? I am just paranoid that I'll F it up without having some idea as to how to go about the install.
thanks!
J
thanks!
J
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Originally Posted by alphaproject
I finally got my escutcheon cover and tried to put it on yesterday. I got the old one off but the lock was still attatched. I tried to search for instructions, but the best I could find was "it's an easy 2 minute install". Can anyone point me in the right direction or just tell me how to disconnect the lock? I am just paranoid that I'll F it up without having some idea as to how to go about the install.
thanks!
J
thanks!
J
Remove that and you'll be able to disconnect the lock.
Look ma, no keyhole!
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damn that's a hot G...
I got that plug out, unscrewed the screw, actually got the lock out of the door, but it was still attatched to some wires inside the door- The actual lock seems connected to the silver housing as well. It looks like I would have to undo the wires connected to the lock in order to fully remove it and the silver housing- is that right?
Thanks for the reply...
J
I got that plug out, unscrewed the screw, actually got the lock out of the door, but it was still attatched to some wires inside the door- The actual lock seems connected to the silver housing as well. It looks like I would have to undo the wires connected to the lock in order to fully remove it and the silver housing- is that right?
Thanks for the reply...
J
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Originally Posted by alphaproject
damn that's a hot G...
I got that plug out, unscrewed the screw, actually got the lock out of the door, but it was still attatched to some wires inside the door- The actual lock seems connected to the silver housing as well. It looks like I would have to undo the wires connected to the lock in order to fully remove it and the silver housing- is that right?
Thanks for the reply...
J
I got that plug out, unscrewed the screw, actually got the lock out of the door, but it was still attatched to some wires inside the door- The actual lock seems connected to the silver housing as well. It looks like I would have to undo the wires connected to the lock in order to fully remove it and the silver housing- is that right?
Thanks for the reply...
J
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