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Replacing a Replacement Lock For Composite Door Composite doors are extremely popular because of their fashionable good looks, improved insulation and security. However, these doors aren't immune to problems like warping hinges that are dropped and dropping. A common issue is a sticky lock that is difficult to operate. This increases the chance of snapping a key in the lock, or making it impossible to close. Key Doesn't Turn Composite doors are a fantastic alternative to uPVC traditional doors. They offer enhanced security, energy efficiency and stylish looks. They are popular with commercial and residential properties due to their low maintenance requirements and high durability. However, as with all doors, they will require some care and care over time to keep their appearance and function. One of the biggest problems with composite doors is they can get stuck and make them difficult to open or close, and then lock. This is a common issue which can be solved by lubricating both the locking mechanism and the cylinder. Although it might be tempting to go for WD-40 instead, we suggest using a silicone or graphite-based lubricant. Oil-based lubricants are actually harmful to your door locks. The lock's cylinder and mechanism are exposed to the elements every day which means they will naturally wear and tear over time. This can cause components to become loose and become corroded and make it difficult to open your doors made of composite. Another possible cause is the cylinder of your lock has shifted, which could cause the door to become not aligned and thus, becoming difficult to lock or close. A local Locksmith can replace the cylinder and make sure that the entire locking mechanism is in good in good working order. It is also important to note that composite doors are susceptible to warping, swelling and bend over time. This can have an impact on the performance of your front door. We recommend pulling the handle upwards or throw it each time you shut the door. This will ensure that the locks are fully engaged, and will prevent further damage. Window Ware offers a wide selection of products that can satisfy your requirements. These systems are specifically designed to work with these kinds of doors and can be put in place with ease by professionals. Contact our expert team at 0161 879 9333 for more about the different options available for your composite doors and how they could benefit you. Sticky Locks The locking mechanisms of composite doors can become sticky making it difficult to insert the key, turn it or take it out. This is usually caused by the accumulation of dust and debris inside the mechanism. This can be corrected by applying lubricant to the door latch and cylinder. Lubricant is available as an aerosol spray or a powder that can be applied using a brush, for instance graphite powder. Avoid using petroleum-based lubricants such as WD-40 and sewing machine oil, which can cause further damage to your lock. Hinges falling off composite doors is another common problem. This is a possibility if the hinges are not regularly oiled, particularly when the door is used frequently or is used heavily. door lock repairs can resolve this issue and eliminate the need for replacing the hinges. The weather seals on composite doors can be worn out or dislodged over time. This can allow draughts to infiltrate the home and rainwater to. A new weather seal is available at any hardware retailer or online and is to be fitted in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications. If your composite door shows signs of wear, it may be time to change the lock. The kind of lock you require will depend on how secure you want your home to be as well as what kind of door you have. Window Ware offers high-security multipoint lock for composite doors to ensure your home's security. You can always call a professional to fix the lock on your composite door if the lock is not working correctly. If the lock is beyond repair it could be necessary to replace the door made of composite. To avoid this, make sure to select a high-security lock that's designed for your composite door. This will ensure that your composite door is correctly installed and secure, while maintaining the aesthetics of your home. In addition, you should be sure that the lock is fitted correctly and ensure that all components are in good condition before installing it. A professional will be able to install your new replacement lock quickly and efficiently, making sure that it's fitted correctly and working as intended. Cylinder Issues If your keys won't turn in your lock it may be an issue with the cylinder or more specifically the locking mechanism inside. Local locksmiths can fix these quickly and easily. They will swap out the cylinder for one that is functional and also service the entire mechanism of your door lock to ensure that it's functioning properly. Visit our Locksmith Prices page to find out the cost. Locks that stick are a frequent issue that could be caused by a variety of issues. These could be due to a distorted door frame or hinges that are not aligned or dirt inside the internal mechanisms that regulate the movement of the lock. This could cause the lock to be difficult or impossible to open close, close, or latch correctly. In the majority of cases, this issue can be corrected by adjusting the hinges or locking mechanism. You can help to prevent this from occurring by spraying the hinges as well as the locking mechanism with a lubricant that is light every six months. This will ensure that the hinges and locking mechanism move effortlessly, with no resistance. It is also important to conduct regular maintenance on your composite doors to ensure they are in good working order. A door maintenance kit will help to keep them looking good and also help to prevent staining. You can find it in your local hardware store or online at the price of a reasonable. If your handles are struggling to open or lift, or are having to be forced into this, it could be a sign that they require realigning or that the gearbox is malfunctioning. You can fix this problem yourself by lifting the center screws of each hinge, lifting them until they reach the desired level and then tightening them. If you've tried to adjust the hinges as well as the handle position and still can't get it to work it could be due to a problem with your cylinder or multipoint locking system. They are able to be replaced by a locksmith who can install a new cylinder or a replacement multipoint lock. They can match the new lock with the existing parts so that your door continues to function as it should, and won't invalidate your insurance policy. Multipoint Locking System Problems Multipoint locking systems are an excellent option to improve the security of your home. They can be found on a variety of uPVC or composite doors. But, like any piece of machinery it can experience problems over time. You can fix problems with the lock points, cylinder or the handle. For example, if the handle is stuck and you want to lubricate it, re-lubricating the mechanism will help. In more serious instances it may be necessary to re-screw the handle or remove it completely to resolve the issue. It is always recommended to seek professional help before trying to resolve these issues. A common problem is when the door starts to expand due to warm temperatures. This is usually because the handle needs to be lifted up (or 'thrown') when closing the door to engage all of the locking points on the door. The door will only rest on the middle latch, and it is more likely that the door will warp or swell over time if you don't do this. To avoid this you must get into the habit to throw the handle of the door every time you shut it. This will ensure that all the locking points are in place. If you are experiencing any of these issues, it is best to contact a uPVC or composite specialist Locksmith who can determine and fix the issue with the door lock replacement made of composite. They can also offer professional advice on how to maintain your door to prevent future problems. When your uPVC or composite door isn't closing properly, it could be because the frame is too tight for it or because the door itself is not aligned properly with the lock. If the frame is too small, it's going to need to be changed. If the door isn't aligned with the lock, it will have to be replaced. In most instances the locksmith Locksmith can solve these issues in half an hour or less. A screwdriver, as well as other tools can be sufficient to make the necessary adjustments.