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Old 08-07-2018, 05:08   #1
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i have a 98 hunter,several of the drawer locks,push the button in to lock ,come open at sail,the lock and latch seam to be undamaged,are there hunter owners that have fixed this problem

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Old 08-07-2018, 06:28   #2
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My guess is the spring that you have to overcome when you push the button has gotten weak, or it’s not fully engaging the striker plate? Try to open without pushing the button, if you can’t, then I think the engagement is fine.
Can you take it apart and put in a stronger spring? Every imaginable spring can be ordered online nowadays, and cheaply.
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i have a 98 hunter,several of the drawer locks,push the button in to lock ,come open at sail,the lock and latch seam to be undamaged,are there hunter owners that have fixed this problem

thanks

Do you mean these?

Hafele marine cabinet latch

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Old 08-07-2018, 14:42   #4
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https://shop.hunterowners.com/hp/par...20&c=4&p=52322


Hi tjandoverguy,


I have the same boat, ended up replacing one of these with the same issue you had. Order enough to have spares as they are very hard to find in the big box store or even most marine stores.
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