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04-19-2007, 12:48
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Hi Mike:
While there is no easy way, there are options to consider. In the center of the black rubber window gasket, there is a round bead. This bead expands the gasket to form the seal and prevent the window from popping out. A local glass shop should be able to come out, pull the bead and reach under the gasket and work the window frame from the gasket with damage. Then of course reinstall after the door is opened. Just a thought. An the bargman door handle, there is a double clevis, one is for the electrical lock the other for the manual. This is usually the item that needs to be looked at. Now if the window comes out and you still can't get the door open then remove the screws on the dead bolt and remove the tumbler from the out side, then remove the 2 screws that hold the door handle/lock in place and wiggle that out, this gets you to the locking mech and you can manipulate it with a small screw driver or a set of tuned hammers > Safe travels, Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider 84FC35 Ralph's RV Solutions, Duncan, Oklahoma |
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