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Hi all, new here. Before posting a question, I've trawled through the many many questions and answers about euro cylinders but cannot find a definitive solution for mine.
I have a PVC door with a euro cylinder, its been fine for several years. Lately its been giving issues, with old and new keys, so just want to replace with somehting more up-to-date in regards to security resistance and also with a thumb turn version for ease of use.
The issue is, if there is a grub screw holding cyclinder I cannot see it or cannot access it. I've tried turning the key in many positions to see if it slides out, but to no avail.
I don't want to snap or break it out, as I need to measure first and acquire and rather not be stuck if supplies are short.
I've attached two images to get a better understanding.
I'm wondering if the screw is behind the plastic trim, which is a one piece mould, and has no acess without taking out the glaze (from what I can see)
What does anyone suggest? Thank you
I have a PVC door with a euro cylinder, its been fine for several years. Lately its been giving issues, with old and new keys, so just want to replace with somehting more up-to-date in regards to security resistance and also with a thumb turn version for ease of use.
The issue is, if there is a grub screw holding cyclinder I cannot see it or cannot access it. I've tried turning the key in many positions to see if it slides out, but to no avail.
I don't want to snap or break it out, as I need to measure first and acquire and rather not be stuck if supplies are short.
I've attached two images to get a better understanding.
I'm wondering if the screw is behind the plastic trim, which is a one piece mould, and has no acess without taking out the glaze (from what I can see)
What does anyone suggest? Thank you