Those rectangular (swiveling) catches that are used to keep shed doors shut would work- provided that you used a nylon collar and or washers plus nut and bolt to project the catch forward. You could use felt/etc on the underside to prevent it from scratching the paint.
Tumble dryer alternative lock.
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Thank you so much, I will identify it and will let you know!
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Thank you! will check
https://www.amazon.co.uk/EUDEMON-Sa...BBFXBT8,B07ZVC1L47,B07ZBHBT46,B08ZXVT1FG&th=1
this would be ideal if it had the height to match the door!
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Hey. I tried this last night. This is the lock that I need, I can’t seem to find it online anywhere.
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Do you have a multimeter?
You could check if that microswitch works. (Before you do mark each cable with a different mark - stripes work and take a photo of where the wires go).
The solenoid looks accessible so to me it looks repairable, once its figured out what's gone wrong.
I'd be trying to fix it myself, looking at the 3 figure cost of a new one.
You could check if that microswitch works. (Before you do mark each cable with a different mark - stripes work and take a photo of where the wires go).
The solenoid looks accessible so to me it looks repairable, once its figured out what's gone wrong.
I'd be trying to fix it myself, looking at the 3 figure cost of a new one.
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Hey. Sorry no multimeter can I post it to someone to repair or does that not exist lol?
i did play around with it and push the lock into the catch and the spring but it didn’t seem to hook or nothing.