What the thread found

• The safety pin for a low-mode handle may not align through both holes due to the low-mode handle component being installed backwards or rotated 180 degrees
• Rotating the low-mode handle post 180 degrees within the clamp can resolve misalignment issues
• Some low-mode handles were drilled incorrectly at the factory and may need a new hole drilled or replacement of the part
• The CRB bracket used with the low-mode handle can be the source of alignment problems

Depends on

• One user's solution involved careful disassembly and rotation of the post within a clamp, which may not work for all bracket configurations
• The drilling solution mentioned was for a specific handle that came pre-drilled incorrectly
• No clear consensus on whether the problem was always a manufacturing defect or could occur during assembly

Parts

Low Mode

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