<VV> Now the door works, but it won't work!
Dennis & Debbie Pleau
ddpleau at earthlink.net
Mon Mar 21 19:36:26 EST 2005
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Dennis
At 01:17 PM 3/21/2005, Dave Ziegler wrote:
>Who is the someone?? Dave Palmer? If so, how to contact?
>On Mar 20, 2005, at 6:53 PM, Larry Forman wrote:
>
>>At 12:14 AM 3/21/2005 +0000, Doug Mackintosh wrote:
>>>I just fixed the broken inner door handle mechanism
>>>(the pivot, which had a broken spring) on my '62
>>>driver. Before I fixed it, the key locked the door
>>>fine, but the handle would not return since the spring
>>>was broken. Now it springs back fine, but when I lock
>>>it, it doesn't lock. The key works fine, but I can
>>>still open with the outside handle. Any ideas?
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>-- Doug Mackintosh
>>
>>
>>Hi Doug,
>>If it is anything like my Greenbrier, the little spring that rotates the
>>rotating catch gear on the door is broken and not allowing the rotation
>>to go back home. Open the door and while lifting up on the inside door
>>handle, try to rotate the latch back to home position. If it rotates
>>back and THEN the door locks properly, then that is your problem. On my
>>Greenbrier, it might work fine for a day, week, or many months, but then
>>it might decide to not return home and not latch properly. For the FCs,
>>there is someone who has a stronger and better spring and will rebuild
>>these. The problem is that often the old replacement parts might be
>>broken also or break shortly when returned to service.
>>
>>-- Larry
>>
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