Re: Door Locks

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxx>]

You must first make sure the door latches (front AND rear) are locking
into the second lock position on both doors. You will never get the
doors adjusted right until you can first get them to close and latch
right. This will take some trial and error adjustment of the front and
rear anchor pins. You should be able to get them to latch
simultaniously. Do the adjustment on flat and level ground. Take your
time and get this as smooth as you can so you can go on to the
following steps. The doors should not "bump" closed or have to be
forced. This is a tricky thing to adjust because as the door closes it
closes in an arc and it is not easy to see what is going on. You might
also have to add or remove washers so the head of the anchor pin
doesn't hit the door. The head of the anchor pin shouldn't hit the
guide either if you have it adjusted really nice.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Paul Salsbury <paul.salsbury@xxxx> wrote:
> I am now at the end of my wits with these bloody door
> locks.
> 
> Yesterday I spent most of the afternoon doing the lock
> and latch setting procedure, and they still don't
> work.... but I did get one step further on.....
> 
> Sooo...
> 
> I can now lock both doors from both sides, however I
> can't unlock either from either side..
> 
> The solenoids are good and do work, I have done a
> continuity test on all wiring and it is good too.
> 
> My lock module has been upgraded and works well.
> 
> One point to note after locking and trying to unlock
> several times the solenoids are warm to touch.
> 
> Please help, I'm begining to think I will only ever
> have a manual system....
> 
> Paul
> #6463
> 
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