Home Improvement Asked on September 27, 2021
From an old Schlage outside/inside door knob (I think it dates back to the 1950’s). I can’t find where the retaining clip goes. The front of the door is a handle with an old-fashioned lever
I think it holds the finish plate on. Look at the base plate you see the bump outs clip may go in there. Then push over it a snap down to hold the finish in the lower notch.
Answered by user101687 on September 27, 2021
This seems to be the solution, so far. (I will know for sure, once it's on the door). The little (moveable) tab that holds the finishing plate on bottom is holding the retaining clip, with gravity keeping it down. Both finishing plate and door knob seem secure. Somehow, I pictured this in a tighter area when I took it off a month ago.
Another lesson I learned. Take photos when disassembling. I had originally planned to replace the door knob so saw no need to. It would've been too difficult of a project to replace. And I didn't want to end up getting an entire new door if I couldn't find an exact match or didn't measure a for new one's location properly.
Also, I was "almost 100% sure" the clip went on the front of that silver back plate with the finishing plate in front of it. It looks like I was 100% wrong.
Answered by Whitehaven001 on September 27, 2021
Your face plate is damaged.(you may already know this) If you still have this nob. Did you remove the key pin? If you didnt. you can try and then try to unlock the thumb trigger. The key pin may be inserted wrong. It does look like in picture 3 the key is not all the way in. you need a door key to put it in right (I think). forgot you wrote it was lost.
Answered by Robert Lavin on September 27, 2021
That's my lock! It's an e series that is expensive.
Answered by Dan Z on September 27, 2021
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