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Schlage F-series

Information about locks themselves. Questions, tips and lock diagram information should be posted here.

Schlage F-series

Postby Peter Martin » 29 Nov 2005 23:41

How is a Schlage F-series cylinder secured to the lockset in a key-in-knob lock?

Just curious--no particular reason... really! (and yes, I did use the search function to look for an answer)



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Postby vector40 » 30 Nov 2005 0:21

Remove it by inserting the key, rotating it 90 degrees, and depressing the hole in the right side of the knob with a little... whatever. Then pull. The cylinder is inside the knob and if you press the face of it, the entire back of the knob will come off, allowing it to be removed.
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Postby illusion » 30 Nov 2005 3:31

I think N2oah has a guide on his website...

click his profile and follow the "www" link :P
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