Replace Rim Cylinder | How to Install New Lock on Push Bar Exit Door | Free-Locksmith-Training.com

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[@ellieyu8519]

The product is similar to our F8000 series, your explaination is very good!

[@carliiiartist]

Two pliers and thats it! Man you just saved my life!

[@nigelmanley1206]

A pair of side cutters or lineman pliers work faster in my opinion.

[@62Cristoforo]

Well explained and demonstrated.
I’m surprised hardly anyone uses hand held screw drivers anymore. I must be getting old 🙄

[@padamchand9107]

Nice 👍#udayadewvlog

[@dab1463]

Very very good video. You are a professional I would trust.

[@padamchand9107]

You are so good person so good 👍#udayadewvlog

[@juanmorse50]

Very nice. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@padamchand9107]

Thanks 🙏 God bless 🙏so good 👍#udayadewvlog

[@franciscosantos3609]

Wow thanx really straightforward video Thanx

[@edwinknabenshue3171]

What if my door has a vertical locking rod and I need to replace the tumbler?

[@dankorot7400]

Awesome video! Keep up the good work

[@peterbraithwaite6198]

Thanks great video

[@RaulRodriguez-fj4mo]

Very very good video. can you tell me what model panic device , the model out side handle it is thanks

[@drewinstallshardware]

Great video. Thank u!

[@johnwuethrich4196]

ive got a series 99 panic/crush with a 7500 mortise casset and 996 trim. Does the cylinder just rotate out of the trim after the set screws are losened? It seemed the cylinder was holding the trim on. I dont think I actually have a hole/screw where you did to remove the cylinder.

[@drewinstallshardware]

If everything is lined up correctly on a mortise panic then yes once you loosen the cylinder set screw in the cassette then the cylinder should just spin out.

[@thangammanikandan7025]

Thanks good and useful

[@jesserowe75]

I have a question about the little metal piece on the back end of the crash bar under the plate on right side when u turn the key it moves the mechanism to allow the door to open it keeps going limp everytime i tighten it down u know an easy fix? Or what do i do in this case?? Please help if u can!! Thank.you

[@miaaunderwood]

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[@62Cristoforo]

You’ll need to order a replacement dogging kit. They’re made of plastic or nylon, and tend to wear down over time. A common problem.

[@dacoldest3896]

and that job you can charge like 400 dollars lol

[@MrVafran12]

Wooo

[@WiliamBennettwildarbennett]

Ok have a Q? Is that not a KNOX BOX on the Latch Side of the door. Where's the FD key to that box. Then you have a service key to that door. Because that's a FD CONNECTION & Fire Sprinkler System.
Now that you've changed that lock the FD can't get access to the sprinkler system.

[@drewinstallshardware]

Great question. Seems important.

[@Uneke]

Why not have used a bypass driver? Or broken the pin and unscrewed the cylinder?
Drilling is my last resort after I’ve failed picking, bypassing and sheering the pin on the side

[@patrykdrozd2637]

Took this guy seriously until I saw the ryobi

[@patrykdrozd2637]

Jk thanks for the video

[@SuperUncleRyan]

Attention new guys...be careful using drills or drivers with door hardware. It is very easy to strip or cross thread these screws. I have been doing commercial door hardware for years and I still always use just a screwdriver on most screws especially those in the trim.

[@padamchand9107]

so good 👍#udayadewvlog

[@drewinstallshardware]

Great advice 😊