Lock Recall
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Lock Recall
I'm not sure if this has been posted elsewhere but thought it should be shared. The lock supplier that provided locks to many manufacturers from 2006 to 2013 has just started the process of a recall. If I understand it right, they are still working through the supply chain to notify manufacturers, dealers, and then owners.
My locks were a part of the notice, so I called directly and will be receiving two new lock cores & keys. They are going to include a special tool and a return package for the old parts and tool.
Here's the link to see if you are in the recall...
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/acms/cs/jaxrs/download/doc/UCM441816/RCMN-13E039-9876.pdf
My locks were a part of the notice, so I called directly and will be receiving two new lock cores & keys. They are going to include a special tool and a return package for the old parts and tool.
Here's the link to see if you are in the recall...
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/acms/cs/jaxrs/download/doc/UCM441816/RCMN-13E039-9876.pdf
Re: Lock Recall
Thanks for posting this recall information. I immediately got my key to see if it was one of the recalled numbers, luckily mine was not on the list.
coolbreeze1- Charter Member
- Posts : 1605
Join date : 2009-09-29
Location : White Pine, TN
Re: Lock Recall
Check your keys for any of these codes on them:
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
HF-349
If you have any of those keys your lock is part of his recall.
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
HF-349
If you have any of those keys your lock is part of his recall.
Helmsey- Posts : 73
Join date : 2012-10-24
Location : Knoxville, TN
Re: Lock Recall
If you have any of the key codes listed.
Or if your lock set has the part number mentioned.
Or if you can remove the key in the deadbolt's 9 o'clock position.
Any of the three things qualifies you under the recall.
Or if your lock set has the part number mentioned.
Or if you can remove the key in the deadbolt's 9 o'clock position.
Any of the three things qualifies you under the recall.
Re: Lock Recall
I checked mine out. It's not part of the #s that are recalled, but I can remove the key when the lock is at the 9:00 position. I guess I'll need to get mine replaced.
Re: Lock Recall
It took a bit to get the parts but they came Wednesday last week. Interestingly enough they were shipped locally from Johnson City.
Replacement took less then 5 minutes and that included reading the directions. It was super easy. The 'tool' they send is actually a key that releases an unused lock pin. Slide the key in then when you pull it out the cylinder slides out with the key.
I probably spent more time checking that I kept the correct keys & packed the old ones to ship back. The new locks seems to work a bit smoother but thats probably because they are freshly lubed.
Replacement took less then 5 minutes and that included reading the directions. It was super easy. The 'tool' they send is actually a key that releases an unused lock pin. Slide the key in then when you pull it out the cylinder slides out with the key.
I probably spent more time checking that I kept the correct keys & packed the old ones to ship back. The new locks seems to work a bit smoother but thats probably because they are freshly lubed.
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