Basement Door Latch replacement
I have a 2000 Fleetwood Bounder 32H. Several of the basement door latches (on the sides, not the handles) are frozen and non-functional. They look to be mounted from the inside of the door and not th...
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I have the same and yes cutting a hole in the door is the easiest way. I have found that if I cut the two sides (top and bottom) about 6 inches in from the frame and then cut the frame side right along the edge of the trim about 4 inches I can use the uncut side as a hinge. Fold the piece back replace the latch and then push the flap back.
I then take old license plates from states we have visited and using very short screws attach the plate over the flap I cut to hide it.
Also I found that a sharp exacto knife or one of the razor blade knives from the big box stores works best for the cuts.
I then take old license plates from states we have visited and using very short screws attach the plate over the flap I cut to hide it.
Also I found that a sharp exacto knife or one of the razor blade knives from the big box stores works best for the cuts.
