# HellaSwag / 4868

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{"activity_label":"Home and Garden","ctx":"[header] How to change a mortise lock cylinder [title] Open door partially to reveal the mortise lock cover plate at the edge of the door. [step] Remove the two retaining screws and set aside. [title] Note the position of the keyway as it relates to the cylinder.","endings":"[\"[step] If, for instance, a half turn tells you the full profile of the old lock, you must approximate the main combination and the starting and ending positions, regardless of what's on your paint job. [title] Look at the half turn shape used by all locks.\", '[step] The first stile is where you will be fastening the keyway to the lock with a copper screwdriver and keyhole pin, so ensure the lock is firmly in place before proceeding. [title] Make sure the correct keyway channel is located between the floor and door jamb.', \"[step] Most likely it is at the bottom (six o'clock). [title] Remove the cover plate from the edge of the door and back out the set screw that is preventing the cylinder from turning.\", '[step] These screws must be removed by turning each set of screw carefully counterclockwise using either a screwdriver or a combination of the two, with the on/off switch beside it for gas or ignition gas. [substeps] The wires must be flush with the surface of the dial.']"}

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