Mr. Locksmith's video: Locksmith Students Mistakes Part 6 Plug Installation: Right vs Wrong

Check out the top 10 student locksmith mistakes! In part 6, we reveal mistake Part 6 and explain why you should never put the cylinder plug in backwards. Cylinder Plug Installation: Right vs Wrong Check out the top 10 student locksmith mistakes! In part 6, we reveal mistake and explain why you should never put the cylinder plug in backwards. Don't miss out on this valuable locksmith knowledge In this video, we discuss the importance of correct cylinder plug placement into locks. Incorrect placement can lead to key retention and other complications. The video also points out the potential functioning of some inferior quality locks despite the wrong placement of the cylinder plug. The need for marking the cylinder to avoid reverse placement is also emphasized. Being a student locksmith can be both challenging and rewarding. However, there are common mistakes that many beginners make. In this article, we will discuss the sixth mistake that students often make and provide tips on how to avoid it. Mistake 6: Putting the Cylinder Plug in Backwards One of the most crucial components of a lock is the cylinder plug. It is the part where the key is inserted to operate the lock. However, many students make the mistake of putting the cylinder plug in backwards, which can lead to various problems. When the cylinder plug is installed incorrectly, the key won't come out, and the lock may not function properly. This simple mistake can cause frustrating situations and even damage the lock. To avoid this mistake, it is essential to ensure that the cylinder plug is inserted correctly. Some locks may work even if the plug is inserted backwards, but it's always better to follow the proper installation procedure. Tip: Mark Your Cylinder Plug To prevent yourself from putting the cylinder plug in backwards, it's recommended to mark the correct orientation. You can use a small dot or engrave a distinguishing mark on the plug that indicates the correct position. This simple step will save you from unnecessary trouble and ensure that the lock functions as intended. Conclusion: As a student locksmith, it's crucial to learn from the common mistakes made by others. In this article, we discussed the sixth mistake that students often make - putting the cylinder plug in backwards. By avoiding this mistake and following the recommended installation procedure, you can save yourself from unnecessary frustration and ensure the proper functioning of the lock. Remember, attention to detail and careful installation are key to becoming a successful locksmith. Stay tuned for the next part of our "Top 10 Student Locksmith Mistake" series, where we will discuss another common error to watch out for. Cylinder Plug Installation: Right vs Wrong 00:00 Common Mistake: Cylinder Plug Installation 00:10 Correcting the Cylinder Plug Installation 00:20 Marking the Cylinder Mr. Locksmith™ For LOCKSMITH TRAINING go to: https://www.mrlocksmithtraining.com JOIN MR. LOCKSMITH™ YOUTUBE MEMBERSHIP CHANNEL TO GET ACCESS TO MEMBER ONLY PERKS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjokUyTM9hMhTBjqgbuVtCA/join Mr. Locksmith™ email: Terry@mrlocksmith.com Locksmith Courses: http://mrlocksmithtraining.com/ Thanks for watching! :-) Every video includes some form of paid promotion or sponsorship. Links in the description are affiliate links. My videos are for educational purposes only. Information is subject to change/updates at any time. Mr. Locksmith with Terry Whin-Yates is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com FTC Disclosure Statement: Some links on this youtube channel may be affiliate links. We may get paid if you buy something or take action after clicking one of these.