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Accentra NexTouch Lever Not Snapping Back? SPRG5300 Return Spring Fix

This 39-second short fixes an Accentra NexTouch lever that does not snap back level. The repair: replace the SPRG5300 lever return spring.

Oct 18, 2026 YouTube Shorts

PDQ VP92905 IC Tailpiece for GT & GP Series Levers (6 or 7-Pin SFIC Core)

This 45-second short shows the PDQ VP92905 interchangeable-core (IC) tailpiece for PDQ GT and GP Series lever locks, and how the control key removes the core.

Oct 18, 2026 YouTube Shorts

Sargent 700 Series ET Trim Lever Drooping? 97-0425 Return Spring Fix

This 36-second short fixes a drooping Sargent 700 Series ET exit trim lever. The repair: replace the 97-0425 lever return spring.

Oct 18, 2026 YouTube Shorts

Exit Device Not Catching the Strike? Sargent 98-0028 Latch Bolt Spring Fix

This 41-second short fixes a Sargent 80 Series rim exit device that will not catch the strike. The repair: replace the 98-0028 latch bolt spring.

Oct 18, 2026 YouTube Shorts

Why the Gap Around Your Fire Corridor Door Is a Smoke Problem, Not Just a Draft

The Gap You Can See Is the Gap Smoke Travels Through This article explains how smoke seals work on fire-rated corridor doors, who needs to care about them (facility managers, healthcare construction t...

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Oct 17, 2026 Our Blog

Great Grand Master Keying Explained: When Your Facility Outgrows a Three-Level Key System

What This Article Covers and Who It Helps A great grand master key (GGMK) system is the most complex key hierarchy used in commercial and institutional buildings. If you manage a university campus, a ...

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Oct 17, 2026 Our Blog

Restroom Accessory Rough-In on Renovation Jobs: Why the Wall Cavity Decides Everything Before You Order

The Unit Is Ordered. Now Someone Has to Open the Wall. This article is for contractors, facility managers, and project managers handling restroom renovations or tenant improvement work where an automa...

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Oct 17, 2026 Our Blog

Fail Safe vs. Fail Secure Is Only Half the Question: How Wiring Mode Shapes the Entire Access Control Sequence on a Mortise Lock Opening

The Decision That Happens After the Spec Is Written This article is for electrical contractors, low-voltage integrators, and facility managers who are past the point of choosing a fail safe electrifie...

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Oct 17, 2026 Our Blog

Insulated Access Panels at HVAC Chases: Picking the Right Door for the Thermal Envelope

Why the Access Panel at an HVAC Chase Is Not a Generic Opening This article helps contractors, facility managers, and mechanical coordinators choose and specify insulated access panels where HVAC chas...

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Oct 16, 2026 Our Blog

When the Wall Thickness Is Not What the Drawing Said: Specifying Adjustable Throat Frames for Variable Conditions

The Problem Nobody Budgets For: Wall Thickness That Does Not Match the Frame Order This article is for commercial contractors, project managers, and facility construction teams who have encountered a ...

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Oct 16, 2026 Our Blog

Patient Room Door Hardware in Behavioral Health and Acute Care: What Makes These Openings Different

Why Patient Room Openings Cannot Be Specified Like Standard Commercial Doors Hospital patient room hardware sits at the intersection of life safety, clinical workflow, infection control, and patient b...

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Oct 16, 2026 Our Blog

A Master Key Is Missing: The Step-by-Step Response Every Facility Manager Should Have Ready

What This Guide Covers -- and Who Needs It A lost master key is one of the most disruptive security events a facility can face. Unlike a lost change key, which exposes only one door, a missing master ...

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Oct 16, 2026 Our Blog

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