[DML] Re: Door Lock Removal

["Matt Spittle" <supermatty@xxxxxxx>]

Mike,

When I first attempted to remove my early style locks about a year
ago, I first called to DMC Texas to find out how to remove them.  The
gentleman there who answered said that the way their technicians
removed them was by breaking them.  He also said that they would be
producing new locks in about a month or two.  They did not have any
available at that time, and luckily I ended up finding a new set of
locks by posting to this list.  Someone responded who still had an NOS
pair of locks in the original packaging.  

Since you know how to remove them, I'm sure everyone would benefit if
you posted a HOWTO publically, and then maybe Dave S. could put it on
the dmcnews site in the tech section.  I haven't heard of anyone being
able to remove the early style locks without damaging them; at least
not without cracking the plastic outer ring.  I'd like to congratulate
you for your know-how.

thanks,

Matt
#1604
--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, mike clemens <rmclemns@xxxx> wrote:
> Matt,
> 
> Due to the cost involved for new locks, I disagree
> with your statement that you can "plan on destroying
> them".  I've had my locks out on 1630 (both sides) 3
> or 4 times and I still haven't "destroyed" them.




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