Not sure what you're referring to... mine only has a turnbutton, it cannot be pushed!
This is for the F51 lock/lever. Let's go over this again: One side is keyed. The other side has a TURNBUTTON only. It does not get 'pushed' to lock. Only gets turned.
So, if I turn the button from the inside, I am still able to open the door from the inside and exit. In this situation, if the door closes up behind me, I am locked out.
Yes, I understand this is how it works 'by design'. But it's a POOR design.
The proper way to implement this would be that the cylinder should UNLOCK automatically if the door is opened from the inside. Much like those 'pushbutton' locks work.
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Originally Posted by GlobalLocky  What are you talking about?
The design of the push button/turnbutton is deliberate so that you can have either option. Both permanently locked or able to be left unlocked.
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