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How to Lubricate Gerda Door Locks: Tips for Drum & Insert Style Locks (10yrs old) - WD-40?

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  • #1 16751947
    geforc
    Level 14  
    Hello, I have two locks, one drum and the other plain, insert, something in this pattern http://www.furgala.com.pl/uploads/images/2012/04/1422/wkladka.jpg

    The question is, how do I smear it so they fall in? they are around 10 years old and when they put on or pull it out, they cut themselves and move them hard. Wd 40 will give or some other specialistic liquid?
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  • #2 16752041
    1 PAWEL
    Level 42  
    If the key is not skewed, you should not lubricate the gerda liner collects more dirt dust, just blowing through with compressed air.
    I do not recommend it - in the end you can try after blowing with dirt, slightly use Wd 40 and turn the key several times, and remove excess oil with compressed air.
    After so many years, this is the cause of wear and tear when inserting the key, I recently exchanged the replacement pad.
    The hinges themselves, after laceration, require periodic lubrication.
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  • #3 16760439
    Zenek
    Level 30  
    Hello, I used to buy, probably in the Casto * frame a special lubricant for cylinder locks, I do not remember the manufacturer, I think Abus ... it is a few centimeters high spray applicator, with a tube.
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  • #4 16761077
    mirecki1
    Level 12  
    Proposes - Dry PTFE grease (Teflon).
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  • #5 16763771
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #6 16766179
    Tommy82
    Level 41  
    Powdered graphite from a pencil can help. It applies to car inserts.
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