side door problem
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gotham
side door problem
during a trip to the west country the side door stopped working; not wanting to touch it while i was away i put it in the garage when i got back, who fixed it by disconecting the microswitch so it operated like a normal van door( no automatic closing.) today when i was out i opened the door but couldnt get it shut until i removed the panel and pulled at the mechanism.. it shut and as i was in a rush i left it until i got home and now it will not open at all .. any ideas?
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francophile1947
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Re: side door problem
Usual cure is a well placed thump on the inside of the door
It's a fairly common problem, so will show up with a search for side door 
Have a look here http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... =3&t=38951
Have a look here http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... =3&t=38951
John
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gotham
Re: side door problem
the electrics were disconnected i believe .. has anyone hard of the actual lock jamming?
Re: side door problem
Child lock part of the mechanism causing some sort of jam?? 
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Re: side door problem
gotham wrote: has anyone hard of the actual lock jamming?
Not jamming as such but certainly going to sleep, usually after a flat battery episode. As in the link that francophile posted up, a well placed & fairly firm thump will wake it up.
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