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      • Daniel Brown
      • Doug O'Rear
      • Ed Hicks
      • Ellen Dumm
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      • Jay Cox
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      • Margaret Skinner
      • Mary Tinder
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317-251-9003

Tinder Company

2802 E. 55th Place
Indianapolis, IN 46220

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Frequently Asked Questions

Did this key EVER work well in this lock?

If it turns easily with the door open then perhaps one of the hinge screws is loose and the door is sagging. Try tightening the hinge screws.

If that does not work, have you installed weather stripping that might have changed the position of the lock to the lock strike plate causing it to rub? This can be handled by a strike adjustment, sometimes we must grind the strike a bit to accommodate the new position.

Usually, the simplest solution is that the lock needs lubrication.

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