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Rekeying Auto-lock

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Rekeying Auto-lock

Postby maldotcom2 » 5 Jan 2005 22:30

Ok, as i am unfamilliar with auto locks i wondered if you guys could shed some light on my question.
I have an 8 wafer autolock, not sure of the brand. I have dismantled it and the wafers went everywhere.I noticed the wafers have little numbers on the little flanges that hook over the springs, numbering from 1-4, two wafers of each number. My question is do the numbers relate to the order the wafers are situated in the lock body, say from front of the lock to the back? or does it refer to the depth of the wafer?

Thanks in advance.
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Postby D_Shane » 6 Jan 2005 0:28

The numbers are related to the depth.
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Postby maldotcom2 » 7 Jan 2005 1:38

Thanks for that.
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