Howdy All;
As there has been some discussion about Door latches here and I ran across this on a
RV forum that I also haunt.
http://rvnewsservice.com/2013/08/08/nea ... -recalled/
Thought ya'll might like to know about it as well as ya'll are pretty much anonymous
purchasers and would be left out of the loop.
hank
Door lock recall
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Door lock recall
by hankaye » Thu Sep 19, 2013 10:23 pm
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Re: Door lock recall
by Shadow Catcher » Fri Sep 20, 2013 4:20 am
Both our doors have FIC locks but we also have two large windows so enough redundancy in how to get out.
I checked the recall http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/acms/cs/ja ... 9-9876.pdf
The deadbolt cylinders subject to recall fall into two categories.
First, a deadbolt lock with one of the WESCO part numbers sold during the Recall Period is subject to recall if it has one of the following 20 cylinder key codes: HF -304, HF-307, HF- 308,HF-309, HF- 311, HF -313, HF-315, HF-316, HF-320, HF-322, HF-323, HF-328, HF-331, HF-335, HF-336, HF-339, HF-342, HF-343, HF-347, and HF-349
Second , the recall includes any deadbolt lock with one of the WESCO part numbers, Regardless of the key code, where the key can be removed from the deadbolt cylinder when the key is in the 9 o’clock position and the deadbolt is engaged. Under normal use and operation, the keys to the lock should only be able to be removed in the 12 o’clock (neutral) and 3 o’clock (unlocked) positions.
Just checked the locks not one of the cylinders and the lock works as it should.
I checked the recall http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/acms/cs/ja ... 9-9876.pdf
The deadbolt cylinders subject to recall fall into two categories.
First, a deadbolt lock with one of the WESCO part numbers sold during the Recall Period is subject to recall if it has one of the following 20 cylinder key codes: HF -304, HF-307, HF- 308,HF-309, HF- 311, HF -313, HF-315, HF-316, HF-320, HF-322, HF-323, HF-328, HF-331, HF-335, HF-336, HF-339, HF-342, HF-343, HF-347, and HF-349
Second , the recall includes any deadbolt lock with one of the WESCO part numbers, Regardless of the key code, where the key can be removed from the deadbolt cylinder when the key is in the 9 o’clock position and the deadbolt is engaged. Under normal use and operation, the keys to the lock should only be able to be removed in the 12 o’clock (neutral) and 3 o’clock (unlocked) positions.
Just checked the locks not one of the cylinders and the lock works as it should.
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