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AJC



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Central locking issue - 110 n/s/r door
Hi folks, my nsr door on the 110 will lock on CL but not unlock, I fiteed a new actuator at weekend and this hasn't helped.

The door pin moves upwards when unlocked but not all the way, can anyone suggest what may fix this? Thanks
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It's likely to be either wear or resistance in the linkage or the lock itself. As a first step, I'd give the lock a good blast of your favourite aerosol lubricant, work it in a bit and see if that cures it. Darren

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AJC



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Thank you, I did do that prior to building the door car back up, ill see if lubing up the door lock pin helps.
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Intercept



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Have a look at http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic52876.html My problem was on a front door but the mechanisms are similar.

John
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AJC



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Thanks John, that looks about right what I need, is that just a bit of elastic rope, trying to think where I can get some from.
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lightning



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Make sure that the actuator is adjusted properly.
So that the solenoid can operate through its full range when locking/unlocking.
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