Locked Out!
I knew today was going to be interesting from the start. First and totally unrelated to RVing my wife comes into the bedroom late last night and demands I get up RIGHT NOW as there is a snake in the b...
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Dutch_12078 wrote:TenOC wrote:
You may not be LOCKED OUT. If the unit is not level the frame may have twisted and the door may be jammed. Try to jack up under the door -- only a little to make the door plumb.
Been there -- Done that. . . :M . . . I worked with the lock for an hour until I found the real problem. Once I found the problem, only 5 min to fix.
Re-read the OP... Especially the part where he took the lock apart and found the broken latch. My guess would be that he has the older Trimark 60-0650 lock assembly that was prone to breaking the cast latch bolt. Hopefully, CW will have the newer 60-1650 replacement in stock with it's redesigned latch mechanism.
Yep latch was indeed broken. 14 year old unit, plenty of door closing / slams over the years. Got a new Tri-Mark at CW and installed it. No instructions, but an easy job.
And to be clear, the snake was in my log cabin home, not the mh
