Hey Jeff, thanks for the video. I'm the french guys who find this hack :). I agree with you about Allegion noticing sales reps ! when you get the zip tie out, just pivot it side to side and pulling it gently, this way, the zip tie will not let pieces in the lock. Keep posting videos !
Nice demonstration, Schlage should send out repair parts to suppliers and then off to the service companies so when a tech shows up on site and there is a CO100 and it falls into the area of the fault then it can be repaired right away.
Hey Jeff, thanks for the video. I'm the french guys who find this hack :). I agree with you about Allegion noticing sales reps ! when you get the zip tie out, just pivot it side to side and pulling it gently, this way, the zip tie will not let pieces in the lock. Keep posting videos !
The little piece of plastic worked its way clear thus I never too k the lock of the door lock is working fine.
Nice demonstration, Schlage should send out repair parts to suppliers and then off to the service companies so when a tech shows up on site and there is a CO100 and it falls into the area of the fault then it can be repaired right away.
We Agree with you James
Can you JB weld the drain hole closed?
Thanks Jeff for the tip. I'm installing two of them. I know how to fix it the problem.