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  1. 02-03-15, 04:31 PM #1
    Pschiffe
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beign View Post
    So, is it necessary to replace this broken spring?
    Yes, I would. Flat spring steel assortments for locksmith use are offered by ESP Hudson, see link:
    http://www.hudsonlock.com/online_store?category_id=101
    Stocked by many locksmith distributors.

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  2. 08-03-15, 10:42 PM #2
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    As to the purpose of the spring is to keep the lock from locking if the door closes with any force. So half locked or unlocked doesn't happen as well.
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