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<font size=3>At 01:07 PM 8/27/2018, you wrote:<br><br>
>I'm sure this is the first of a bazillion questions (the fridge also
is not responding <br>
>to Google...or maybe I'm not).<br><br>
Scott,<br><br>
For your fridge, you say it's not responding to Google. I don't
understand. Not all fridges are internet connected. That
being said, I bought a new refrig about 4 yrs ago now. When it was
just over 1 yr old it quite working, inside lights off, wouldn't run, no
cooling, etc. I called a repair shop to come fix it. They
told me to unplug<br>
it (or turn the fuse off) for 5 min. then plug it back in. This
would reboot the <br>
onboard computer and it should start working again. That did the
trick. So if the <br>
refrig. hasn't been unplugged in a while, you might try that.<br><br>
>There are several locked deadbolt (both sides) doors that everyone
claims to not <br>
>have keys for. Is it as simple as disassembling the lockset until I
can remove and <br>
>replace it,<br><br>
Yes, you should be able to replace the deadbolts easily. There are
2 screw that <br>
you need to unscrew on the lock. That will let you remove both the
inside and outside part. Then you can remove the bolt by removing
the 2 screws on the <br>
edge the door and pull the bolt out. If you don't have a lock to
replace it with right away, you can put both the inside and outside
pieces back on and screw them together, to close off the big hole in the
door, and make it at least look like the lock is functional.<br><br>
You can replace them one at a time. Got to the hardware store and
get a new deadbolt, then come home and replace on of the deadbolts (say
the front door). Then next week replace the back door's deadbolt
and the following week replace <br>
the garage dead bolt.<br><br>
When you go to get a replacement deadbolt, if you have glass in the door,
like on a back door or garage doors, you want the deadbolts that have
keys on both sides. That way if someone breaks the glass, they
can't reach in and unlock the <br>
deadbolt. For doors without a glass pane, you can get a deadbolt
that uses a key <br>
on the outside and a twist knob on the inside of the door.<br><br>
Also, you might want to measure the thickness of the door and the setback
for the<br>
lock. Or you might want to take the old dead bolt with you to be
sure you get the <br>
righ type.<br><br>
John<br><br>
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