Had a question posed to me re why their deadlock was still deadlocked after the door is opened. Hopefully they were referring to an old style Lockwood 001. Hopefully a remedy can be sorted for their lock.
Thanks Thumper. Have a good one mate:-) I have your package lined up but i have some issues that have to take priority so there will be a delay. I'll get it to you in due course:-)
I wasn't well Paul for a few days , I deleted 25 videos because 22 of them were to do with opening parcels and only 3 were of them were lock picking , i love locks Paul so im going to keep making videos but on showing of locks aroung the world and the history about each make of lock , i will get back into lock picking again but not for a while , i have a video coming out on sat , i love this love video mate because you never picked a lock but your passion for locks is still great , seeing how a 30 year old lock works inside is just as important as picking them , this is why i love the lock picking community , there is differents sides to it ie ; collecting locks ( showing all the different types of locks out there ) , picking and gutting them and,showing the insides of locks to see what makes up a lock
Hi Paul sorry about this but you missed understood me. When I turn the inside knob to open the door, the latch doesn’t click into the open position and HOLD, it keeps flicking back into the lock position, so i have to HOLD the inside knob in the open position to open door. This also causes a problem, when the door closes, the lock flicks to lock and can lock us out. I hope this is clearer, thanks Paul
Hi. Is the lock you have on your door the same older designed 001 as the one i previewed? This early design needs the latch to be pushed in to enable the hold back function. Or do you have the later version 001 where the hold back function is enabled by turning the inner knob and has the safety release function? It's a little awkward by not having a visual reference. I have an inkling though to what you maybe alluding to. Hang in there a day or two and i'll come back with a video for you with what possible scenarios may arise and their solutions. Thanks.
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Don't know if this is of any help understanding the taking down of content. I think things will return to normal in a while. "Latest Updates [17:00 UTC 16 March 2020] Protecting our extended workforce and community: We are taking the steps needed to prioritize the well-being of our employees, extended workforce, and the communities where they live, including reducing in-office staffing in certain sites. We will start relying more on technology to help do some of the work normally done by reviewers, which may result in some accidental removal of content that does not violate our policies. This may affect additional types of TH-cam user and creator support and reviews, such as applications for the TH-cam partner program or responses on social media."
Thanks Rob for the info. Had a response from The Irish Lockpicker and he's just done a video spring clean purge and will start afresh. Not sure about Keith though. His channel is no0 longer there. I hope it wasn't the U tube playing games. Have a good one:-)
How are you mate. I am in Adelaide, SA. I am not totally sure what spring you are referring to? Let me know the exact spring you are referring to and i can make a quick video if i can help and link it to your comment:-)
Thanks. I have run out of ideas due to not having it in my hand but i think you may have an older Whitco deadlatch which can suffer from the symptoms you mentioned. I mention it in a post just uploaded. I can't offer any more info unfortunately. Maybe a case of replacing the lock. Thanks for the interest:-)
Great info Paul, thats crazy that silca are not making those keys anymore.. Very curious to know what happened.. keep us posted if you learn any new info..
sorry for the late response mate. I don't get notifications all the time and i found your comment as i was reviewing this video. No totally sure what the problem could be. If it was an attempted forced entry maybe they have bent the backing plate. That can cause issues with the button sticking. Hopefully you have remedied the situation. Cheers:-)
Good tips if I run into that problem with the older 001. I picked up a gold finish one pretty cheap on fleabay, got the inner and outer hardware mainly to try swapping the rusted backing plate on the abloy protec 001 but the backing plate is different and has the extra red/green indicator. I also have a question regarding a Lockwood commercial lever set door lock. Takes a 530 Kik but the inner handle has no return spring. Is it supposed to be like that or is it just missing? That's odd that silca have stopped production on those Lockwood LW4 and LW5 keys. Can still buy box of 50 on eBay for 60 to 70 odd bux. Never noticed that about Keith and Pete? I'm sure there's a good reason mate. Even I deleted a heap of my very 1st vids due to bad lighting and clarity. Have a awesome week Paul. Cheers
Thanks mate. If it's the 930 series lever commercial set, it should be sprung? Is it an entrance set? Does it have the circlip or the copper flexi clip? They pretty have stayed the same over the journey in design. Have a good one:-)
@@crankylock7844 yeah mate, it's an entry set and has the spring steel circlip. Not exactly sure what model it is . Think it was listed as a commercial classroom entry lever set. I'll email you pics tomorrow sometime
It's only the LW5G6 and the LW4G6 Assa shaped key bows. I'm not privvy to the reason for the recall or non supply any more but i would hazard to guess that Silca and Assa Abloy have had a lover's tiff. lol. It's a shame though, they are a popular, well, they were a popular design. I haven't even asked if they are available from Lockwood as a genuine blank. I will find out. If they are available they aren't going to be cheap:-)
Great Video as always Paul,30 year old locks may be a thing of the Past as you mentioned the disposable society,production these days is strictly from the "FAST FOOD" menu! Will send yo an email at some point today mate Cheers!
Thanks Mur. The ol' Lockwood served her well. Not sure if the video helped the person who asked. Haven't seen a response from them. All good though. If it helps another out there then job done. I'll keep an eye out for the email:-)
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Have a great week Paul.
Thanks Daz. Have a good one too:-)
Very cool info Paul. Love your videos
Thanks Thumper. Have a good one mate:-) I have your package lined up but i have some issues that have to take priority so there will be a delay. I'll get it to you in due course:-)
@@crankylock7844 no problem brother take care of what needs to be taken care of. CHEERS
I wasn't well Paul for a few days , I deleted 25 videos because 22 of them were to do with opening parcels and only 3 were of them were lock picking , i love locks Paul so im going to keep making videos but on showing of locks aroung the world and the history about each make of lock , i will get back into lock picking again but not for a while , i have a video coming out on sat , i love this love video mate because you never picked a lock but your passion for locks is still great , seeing how a 30 year old lock works inside is just as important as picking them , this is why i love the lock picking community , there is differents sides to it ie ; collecting locks ( showing all the different types of locks out there ) , picking and gutting them and,showing the insides of locks to see what makes up a lock
Thanks Pete. Good to know you are still about the place:-) Have a good one mate:-)
Hi Paul sorry about this but you missed understood me. When I turn the inside knob to open the door, the latch doesn’t click into the open position and HOLD, it keeps flicking back into the lock position, so i have to HOLD the inside knob in the open position to open door. This also causes a problem, when the door closes, the lock flicks to lock and can lock us out. I hope this is clearer, thanks Paul
Hi. Is the lock you have on your door the same older designed 001 as the one i previewed? This early design needs the latch to be pushed in to enable the hold back function. Or do you have the later version 001 where the hold back function is enabled by turning the inner knob and has the safety release function? It's a little awkward by not having a visual reference. I have an inkling though to what you maybe alluding to. Hang in there a day or two and i'll come back with a video for you with what possible scenarios may arise and their solutions. Thanks.
Don't know about missing youtubers, very strange and sad. :(
Thanks Donz. Yeah, not sure about Keith but Pete has let me know he's still kicking:-)
Great advice as always.
I wish we had and used those types of locks near me. Always been a fan.
Thanks SP. I'd send you one mate but the postage would out weigh the price of the lock:-)
@@crankylock7844 friend I just subscribed to your channel good you shoot videos they are very useful, I also shoot videos on this subject come in subscribe
I never knew or imagined just how much go's on inside 1 of them . thanks for showing us .
Thanks mate. They are a durable lock but when they go south they are too old to try and fix. Have a good one mate:-)
Don't know if this is of any help understanding the taking down of content. I think things will return to normal in a while. "Latest Updates
[17:00 UTC 16 March 2020] Protecting our extended workforce and community: We are taking the steps needed to prioritize the well-being of our employees, extended workforce, and the communities where they live, including reducing in-office staffing in certain sites. We will start relying more on technology to help do some of the work normally done by reviewers, which may result in some accidental removal of content that does not violate our policies. This may affect additional types of TH-cam user and creator support and reviews, such as applications for the TH-cam partner program or responses on social media."
Thanks Rob for the info. Had a response from The Irish Lockpicker and he's just done a video spring clean purge and will start afresh. Not sure about Keith though. His channel is no0 longer there. I hope it wasn't the U tube playing games. Have a good one:-)
Great practical demo and info. I'm nearly ready to be a locksmith but I always seem to have left over screws and springs! Haha
A few bits left over are only relevant if the customer sees. lol. Don't need no stinking screws and springs:-)
@@crankylock7844 Haha, I like that philosophy! 👍😎
Thanks mate, my spring that sits under the beak has come out of place.. very video..are U in Brisbane
How are you mate. I am in Adelaide, SA. I am not totally sure what spring you are referring to? Let me know the exact spring you are referring to and i can make a quick video if i can help and link it to your comment:-)
Oh by the way it’s not that model you have in this video, it doesn’t have that round release button, I hope that helps.
Thanks. I have run out of ideas due to not having it in my hand but i think you may have an older Whitco deadlatch which can suffer from the symptoms you mentioned. I mention it in a post just uploaded. I can't offer any more info unfortunately. Maybe a case of replacing the lock. Thanks for the interest:-)
Great information!!
Also interesting about the Silca keys.
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Thanks Chris, Suki and Slinky:-)
Great info Paul, thats crazy that silca are not making those keys anymore.. Very curious to know what happened.. keep us posted if you learn any new info..
Thanks Rookie. Will do:-)
Great problem solving tips. I've finally got a new computer so am playing catch up on videos, cheers
I have one which will not go into private mode after someone tried break in.
sorry for the late response mate. I don't get notifications all the time and i found your comment as i was reviewing this video. No totally sure what the problem could be. If it was an attempted forced entry maybe they have bent the backing plate. That can cause issues with the button sticking. Hopefully you have remedied the situation. Cheers:-)
Thank you for your help, I appreciate it, I thought i might need to replace it. 😁
Good tips if I run into that problem with the older 001. I picked up a gold finish one pretty cheap on fleabay, got the inner and outer hardware mainly to try swapping the rusted backing plate on the abloy protec 001 but the backing plate is different and has the extra red/green indicator.
I also have a question regarding a Lockwood commercial lever set door lock. Takes a 530 Kik but the inner handle has no return spring. Is it supposed to be like that or is it just missing?
That's odd that silca have stopped production on those Lockwood LW4 and LW5 keys. Can still buy box of 50 on eBay for 60 to 70 odd bux.
Never noticed that about Keith and Pete? I'm sure there's a good reason mate. Even I deleted a heap of my very 1st vids due to bad lighting and clarity.
Have a awesome week Paul. Cheers
Thanks mate. If it's the 930 series lever commercial set, it should be sprung? Is it an entrance set? Does it have the circlip or the copper flexi clip? They pretty have stayed the same over the journey in design. Have a good one:-)
@@crankylock7844 yeah mate, it's an entry set and has the spring steel circlip. Not exactly sure what model it is . Think it was listed as a commercial classroom entry lever set.
I'll email you pics tomorrow sometime
Is it only the Silca keys? Can you buy Lockwood key blanks in that style of bow?
It's only the LW5G6 and the LW4G6 Assa shaped key bows. I'm not privvy to the reason for the recall or non supply any more but i would hazard to guess that Silca and Assa Abloy have had a lover's tiff. lol. It's a shame though, they are a popular, well, they were a popular design. I haven't even asked if they are available from Lockwood as a genuine blank. I will find out. If they are available they aren't going to be cheap:-)
@@crankylock7844 True, they won't be cheap. But they will be originals. Personally, I don't like the Silca pattern on the bows they make.
Great Video as always Paul,30 year old locks may be a thing of the Past as you mentioned the disposable society,production these days is strictly from the "FAST FOOD" menu!
Will send yo an email at some point today mate
Cheers!
Thanks Mur. The ol' Lockwood served her well. Not sure if the video helped the person who asked. Haven't seen a response from them. All good though. If it helps another out there then job done. I'll keep an eye out for the email:-)