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double glazing repairs Glazing Door Lock Repairs

Have your uPVC window or door mechanism become faulty? Maybe the window or door handles aren't aligned properly or are difficult to use.

It is crucial that your double glazed doors function smoothly, or else you will lose energy and increase the chances of burglary. Owen the Locksmith can repair your door lock for an affordable price.

Snapped Key

It can be frustrating when a key snaps inside a lock. It could also be a security issue, as it may expose you to an intruder if the door is not locked. Fortunately, there are some simple fixes you can use to solve the issue and get your door operating correctly.

The first step is to remain calm. If you panic you could end up pushing the damaged key piece further into the lock.

Spray WD-40, or any other penetrating oil, into the lock. This will help the broken piece emerge more easily. You can also use a screwdriver to break up any pieces stuck. If you have a chunk of the key stuck then grab it using a paperclip or another thin metal object and pull it. Both of these methods work well, however, be cautious not to push the broken piece of the key further into the keyway.

Some paperclips have grooved edges which can be used as hook extractors. Jigsaw blades are also well for this. If you don't have one of these tools you can bend a hook with needle-nosed pliers. Additionally, a pair of tweezers can be used to grip and pull out the last bit of the broken key.

If you are unable to remove the broken piece of key then you can use a lock deicer. It is available at all hardware stores, and it is used to freeze any moisture or ice that may be in the lock.

If none of these strategies are working, it might be time to call locksmith. Fitlocks experts can quickly solve problems like broken handles or snapped keys with uPVC locks and door mechanisms. They can also alter the double glaze window repair glazing door mechanisms to ensure that they are simpler to use. Book a double glazing repair with us online or give us a phone call to discuss your needs.

Broken Cylinder

A damaged cylinder can pose a serious security threat. Luckily, it's an easy repair for an expert locksmith to complete. To fix the cylinder, locksmiths must tap it. This can be done using a hammer or other tool. The best method is to make use of a wire or a long match. The match or wire's end close to the keyway. After that, the locksmith can hit the lock to break it open. This is much safer than using a heavy hammer that could damage the lock.

The most frequent cause of cracks in the head of a cylinder is due to overheating. This can happen when the cylinder block as well as the cylinder head are made from different metals, including cast iron and aluminum. When the various metals are heated and cool at different rates, it may cause localised hotspots that expand faster than the rest of the cylinder head, leading to cracks.

Corrosion can be a reason for cracks in the cylinder. If the head and block of a cylinder are not maintained in a timely manner, they can be corroded or rust, which can cause them to expand faster than expected. Over time, this can also lead to cracks.

If your uPVC window or door lock is rigid and requires more pressure to turn, it could be due to a variety of causes. This issue could be caused by a faulty locking mechanism, or misalignment as well as a worn-out handle.

It is a quick and inexpensive fix that most repairing double glazing glazing owners can do. A professional locksmith will usually solve this issue within an hour of arriving at your home. They can repair the locking mechanisms, or replace the window handles and change the gearboxes based on your particular requirements. A professional locksmith will always be able to advise you on the most cost-effective solutions for your home. They can recommend upgrading to 3 Star TS007 Euro Cylinders that provide an additional layer of protection against burglars. It's a small price to get the peace of mind that comes from knowing that your uPVC door is secured.

Broken Handle

Window handle locks have intricate mechanisms that deteriorate as time passes and use, so it's not a surprise they occasionally break. It can be difficult to determine the reason for a broken window handle lock and then fix it properly.

The issue could be related to the locking mechanism inside or the latch, fixing your broken handle will increase your uPVC double glazing door's security and help you to stop draughts. It is costly to repair or replace the handle in a way that isn't done correctly. It can also harm the frame and lock of your door.

With the window open then loosen the screw holding the handle with a screwdriver. The screw should be on the inside face of the back plate, normally concealed by a screw cover for aesthetic reasons. It is important to not lose any internal parts of the handle, such as the levers and plates on either side. Keep them in the same order so that it is easier to replace if necessary.

Next, turn the handle to make it 90 degrees to the window frame and loosen the screw on the back of the handle that holds it to the internal spindle with another screwdriver. Once this is loose, you should be capable of pulling the handle off and pull out the broken spindle. Replace it with a brand new spindle, making sure it's the same length (you can find them online or in hardware stores). Securely screw it in place. Be careful not to overtighten because this could damage the handle or the window frame.

Close the handle and test it. It should function smoothly, and you will be able to open your window once more.

While you're working on the handle, don't forget to check your uPVC windows are shut properly. If they're not closing properly, you could experience damp and draughts in your home as well as compromising the energy efficiency of your home. A local window company, like Core Sash Windows, will be able to adjust the hinges on your window frames to ensure they shut correctly.

Broken Spindle

It is usually the case that the spindle within the handle breaks, rather than the handle itself. This is most typical in uPVC tilt and turn windows. These kinds of windows require a handle that acts as a locking mechanism within the frame of the window. The handle is attached to a central rod that activates a series of mushroom-shaped locking cams that secure the window frame keep. If the dead latch mechanism does not open when the handle is turned, it is likely the spindle is broken. This can be a problem that is frustrating.

There are ways to fix this issue. A professional locksmith can quickly and effectively fix this problem. A professional locksmith will be able to disassemble the window's handle using a tool that removes the wheel part that houses the spindle. This is done without damaging the handle or causing any other damage to the window frame.

After removing the wheel the technician can examine the spindle and determine what caused it to break. This involves breaking down the spindle into its constituent components and carefully observing their general condition, as well as any specific areas of damage or excessive wear. This procedure is usually carried out in a clean room by skilled technicians.

The next step is to clean the damaged spindle, this assists in removing any dirt or debris that might be obstructing its normal operation. The spindle could be replaced or repaired. If the technician is replacing the spindle, the dowel can be used that is comparable in size to the original. The technician will then drill matching holes into both pieces. This will ensure that the spindle is perfectly matched with the handle.

If the damaged spindle can't be repaired, it could require replacement. Home centers offer generic replacements, but if the design of your window is rare then you will need to find a woodworker or cabinet maker who can duplicate the exact part for you. Once the spindle has been installed, it is connected to the handle. Place the screw holes on the handle to the existing screws in the frame. Once the handle is securely in place, you can use your uPVC windows.