Does anyone know how to remove this type of door handle (Arrone)? I've removed the grub screws on both sides, and was expecting the handle to just slide off the square shaft, but after an hour trying, I've given up! Any advice greatly appreciated. Cheers, Mark
Remove Arrone door handle
Aug 19, 2018
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Undo the screws holding the plate to the door. The grub screws are merely to stop the bar moving out of contact with the handles.
Angle grinder?
Bash it with a hammer.
The screws are concealed under the circular plate at the base of the handle. You just twist it off to reveal the screws underneath.
Tim
You tube is your friend - instructional video at
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As Tim+ said try unscrewing the round cover plate, on cheaper types the plate may just be sprung on so if it will not unscrew look for a small notch in the edge of the plate usually at the bottom and use a straight bladed screwdriver to prise it off.
Richard
replying to alan_m, Mark Manning wrote: Thanks Alan,
Tried that, but no luck I'm afraid. You'll see in that video, the handles slides easily off the center, square shaft. This is the problem I have, the handle is super tight on the shaft, and won't slide off. Might need a bigger hammer!
replying to FMurtz, Mark Manning wrote: Tried that mate - the handle is seriously tight on the shaft. Bigger hammer time, or hacksaw time!
replying to Tim+, Mark Manning wrote: Cheers Tim. Had already tried loosing the screws that hold the bsckplate on - no luck there. The shaft runs through the center and both handles are super tight on the shaft, so the backplates can only move so far...I do wonder if someone glued them on?!
replying to Richard, Mark Manning wrote: Thanks Richard. Tried that, but the handles prevent the backplates from being removed, and the handle is super tight on the shaft, so the challenge is how to get the actual handle off the square shaft.
Have you tried taking the handle off on the other side?
You indicate that maybe you cannot get the screws out
Cranked screwdriver
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Or ratchet drive
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