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Originally Posted by Alstann Maybe the water freezing over displaced the grease on the locking mechanism? I would spray some lithium grease in there to see if it helps. Or
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 Could very much well be the grease!
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I wouldn't start spraying lube everywhere since the latch mechanism is probably just frozen. Once you get the door thawed out, use a hair dryer or similar to dry all the door/latch parts. If that doesn't solve the problem, then I would look into using a grease that won't get too thick in sub-zero weather.
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