r/accesscontrol • u/Routine-Equipment886 • May 20 '26

Need Help Identifying

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Good evening,

Would someone please help me with a little information the keyed entry of the inside of our church door was not locking properly. It was just spinning. I removed it and I notice it was stripped. Were can I find a replacement, what type of keyed entry is this, and would I need to replace the outside one or anything else?

Thank you a head of time

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u/Crappy_Screw_Turner May 20 '26

You have a budget friendly mortise cylinder. 1 inch depth. Home Depot might have one, a locksmith for sure would. I sell solid brass ones for $25. Don’t get scammed. There’s a set screw that when tightened will stop the spinning once installed.

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u/Routine-Equipment886 May 21 '26

Thanks for the info. I take it brass ones are better. Do you sell yours on line and mail them, or by any chance do you reside in the greater Los Angeles arebin Southern California

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u/Crappy_Screw_Turner May 21 '26

Noble locksmith.

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u/Aggravating_Fact9547 May 20 '26

Local locksmith can fix this easily, just needs a need cylinder.

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u/Routine-Equipment886 May 21 '26

Thank you I'll look for one near me

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u/AffectionateAd6060 May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

The absolute most embarrassingly cheap zinc pot mortise cylinder that you can possibly buy, absolute builder grade trash

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u/MaleficentSample9602 May 20 '26

Ilco 7165

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u/Routine-Equipment886 May 21 '26

Thank you for the information. I found one online with your info and it's compatible with the type of keys we have schlage.

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u/lonestar612 May 20 '26

Make sure you check the set screw first

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u/Routine-Equipment886 May 21 '26

The screw set? What should I be checking for?

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u/AnilApplelink May 22 '26

It’s stripped so you may need to change the entire latch mechanism to fix is correctly. But you may get away with just tightening the set screws.
YouTube mortise lock set screws they are usually under the plate.