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Are your uPVC door or window mechanism not working properly? Maybe the window or door handles aren't able to connect properly or are hard to use.

It is essential that the double glazed repairs glazed doors work smoothly, otherwise you'll be wasting energy and increase the likelihood of burglary. Owen the Locksmith can repair your door lock at an affordable cost.

Snapped Key

It can be frustrating when a key snaps into the lock. It could also be a security issue because it could expose you to a burglar if the door is not locked. Fortunately, there are quick fixes that you can use to solve the issue and get your door operating properly again.

Be sure to remain calm. If you panic you could end up pushing the broken key further into the lock.

Then, spray WD-40 or another penetrating oil into the lock to help the broken piece slide out more easily. You can also make use of a screwdriver to break pieces that could be blocking the way. If you're lucky enough to have a little bit of the key that is sticking out it, you can use a paperclip or some other metal object with a thin surface to grab it and then pull it out. Both methods are effective, but you need to be careful not to push the damaged key further into the keyway.

Some paperclips have grooved edges that could be used as hook extractors and Jigsaw blades can also be used for this purpose. If you don't have any of them handy, you can use needle-nose pliers to bend them and create a hook. Also, a pair tweezers can be used to grip and pull out the remaining bit of the broken key.

If you're unable to pull the broken piece of the key out, you can try using a lock de-icer. It's usually available at most hardware stores, and it works by freezing any moisture or ice that may be inside the lock.

If none of these solutions work, it may be time to call a locksmith. Fitlocks experts can quickly fix problems such as broken handles and snapped keys with uPVC locks and door mechanisms. They can also alter the double glazing door mechanisms to ensure that they are simpler to operate. Get a double glazing repair through us online, or give us a phone call to discuss your needs.

Broken Cylinder

A broken cylinder can pose an extremely risky security issue. A locksmith professional can fix the cylinder. A locksmith must tap the cylinder in order to repair double glazed windows it. They can do this with the hammer or any other tool, but the best method is to employ a long match or piece of wire. Then, place the match's tip or wire near the keyway. The locksmith can then strike the lock to break it. This is better than using a hammer, which can harm the lock.

Overheating is the primary cause of cylinder heads cracking. This can occur when the cylinder head and block are made of various metals such as cast-iron and aluminium. When various metals are heated and cool at different rates, it can create hotspots locally that expand faster than the rest of the cylinder head, leading to cracks.

Corrosion is a different cause of cracks in the cylinder. If the cylinder block and head are not maintained correctly, they can corrosion or rust, which can cause them to expand faster than they would normally. This can lead to cracks over time.

If your uPVC window lock or door is stiff or requires an enormous amount of pressure to turn, it could be due to several things. A malfunctioning locking mechanism, misalignment, or an old handle are the most common causes of this problem.

It is a quick and affordable fix that the majority of double glazing owners can accomplish. A professional locksmith will usually be able solve this problem within an hour of arriving at your home. Based on your requirements, they can replace the locking mechanism, replace the window handles, or change the gearboxes. A locksmith with experience will always be able advise you on the most cost-effective solution for your home. They can even suggest upgrades to the highest-security 3 Star euro cylinders TS007 that add an extra layer of protection against burglars. This is a small cost to pay for the peace of mind that comes from knowing that your uPVC doors are secure.

Broken Handle

It's not surprising that window handle locks could break. They have intricate mechanisms that become less effective over time. If yours is damaged it's difficult to identify the cause of the issue. Make sure you fix it correctly.

repairing double glazing your damaged handle, regardless of whether it's the internal locking mechanism or latch, will improve the security of your uPVC door and stop draughts. It could be costly to replace or repair the handle in a way that isn't done correctly. It can also harm the frame and lock of your door.

Screwdriver: With the window open remove the screw that holds the handle. The screw should be on the inside of the backplate. It is typically covered by a screw cap for aesthetic reasons. Be sure not to damage any of the internal parts within the handle, such as the levers or plates on either side of the spindle. Ideally, keep them in the same order so you can replace them again if needed.

Then, using another screwdriver loosen the screw that connects the handle to the spindle at the back. Once this is removed, you should be capable of pulling the handle off and pull out the broken spindle. Replace it with a brand new spindle, making sure it's the same length (you can buy them on the internet or in hardware stores). Securely screw it into place. Be careful not to tighten too much as this could damage the handle or the window frame.

Close the handle and test it. The hope is that it will function smoothly and you'll be able open your window again.

Be sure to double glazing windows repair-check that your uPVC window is shut properly when you're using the handle. If they're not cause damp and draughts in your home, as well as compromising the efficiency of your home's energy usage. A local window company, such as Core Sash Windows, will be capable of adjusting the hinges on your window frames so they can shut properly.

Broken Spindle

It is more common for the spindle to break than the handle. This is particularly common with uPVC tilt-and-turn windows. These kinds of windows require a handle which is a lock mechanism that is located in the frame of the window. The handle is connected to a rod in the centre that is then activated by a series of mushroom-like locking cams, these secure the frame of the window. If the dead latch mechanism does not open after the handle has been turned, it is most likely the spindle is broken. This could be a frustrating issue.

Fortunately, there are options to remedy this situation. A good locksmith can quickly and effectively fix this issue. A reputable locksmith can disassemble the handle of the window by using a tool to take out the wheel portion in which the spindle is. This can be done with no damage to the handle or the window frame.

After the wheel has been removed, the technician can examine the spindle to determine what caused it to break. This involves breaking down the spindle into its individual parts and meticulously noting their general condition as well as any particular areas of wear or damage. This procedure is typically performed by technicians in a clean and safe environment.

The next step is to clean the damaged spindle, this assists in removing any dirt or debris that might be obstructing its normal operation. After this the spindle could be repaired or replaced. If the technician is replacing the spindle he can use a dowel that is similar in size to the original. Then, he will drill matching holes into both pieces. This will ensure that the spindle will fit perfectly with the handle.

If the damaged spindle can't be repaired, it could need to be replaced entirely. Home centers can sell generic replacements, but if your window design is unique you'll require contacting a cabinet maker or woodworker who can replicate the exact component. Once the new spindle is in place it can be positioned to the handle by lining up the holes for screws in the handle and the frame existing screws. Once the handle is in place, you can use your uPVC windows.