Tom -
There should be a spacer between the back of the lock and the chrome
finisher plate on the inside of the door, so yes what you did is
correct. I used a teflon fender washer I bought at home depot and cut
it to fit accordingly.
Also it helps to have the little BSC set screw on the bottom of the
chrome cylinder, but not totally required if missing.
Alan
On 8/1/09, tomfelts@windstream.net <tomfelts@windstream.net> wrote:
> That's not the problem. It works like a charm. the problem is when I mount
> it flush with the door, it is squeezed so much that it can't move.
> Loosening the front knob allows it to move freely but then I have a loose
> lock. I have added a rubber spacer under the front knob and now it works
> nicely. I was wondering if there was a spacer under it originally.
>
> Thanks
> tom
> ---- 63ahbj7 <63ahbj7@comcast.net> wrote:
>> <<A (small) shot of graphite powder into the key slot is perhaps
>> better. Grease will eventually attract dust and dirt and get
>> gunky--could stop the tumblers from falling properly. >>
>>
>> Bob is 1000% correct, Tom. Better take it apart & clean - again<G>!!
>>
>> Ed
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