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A locking device for handle assembly with multiple stages wherein a lock member of higher lock may move into the lock hole of the next lower lock for causing a lock pin of the next lower lock to disengage. Further, there is no horizontal component force created on the slope because the lock member o

A locking device for handle assembly with multiple stages wherein a lock member of higher lock may move into the lock hole of the next lower lock for causing a lock pin of the next lower lock to disengage. Further, there is no horizontal component force created on the slope because the lock member of the higher lock inserts into the lock hole of next lower lock as well as higher lock and next lower lock are engaged in a planar surface. This ensures that there is no gap between the higher and next lower lock such that the fully retracted handle grip may rest on the bezel.

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A locking device for handle assembly with multiple stages wherein a lock member of higher lock may move into the lock hole of the next lower lock for causing a lock pin of the next lower lock to disengage. Further, there is no horizontal component force created on the slope because the lock member o

A locking device for handle assembly with multiple stages wherein a lock member of higher lock may move into the lock hole of the next lower lock for causing a lock pin of the next lower lock to disengage. Further, there is no horizontal component force created on the slope because the lock member of the higher lock inserts into the lock hole of next lower lock as well as higher lock and next lower lock are engaged in a planar surface. This ensures that there is no gap between the higher and next lower lock such that the fully retracted handle grip may rest on the bezel. eered Finite-State-Machine Sequences to Sequential Circuit ATPG", IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, vol. 17, No. 3, Mar. 1998, pp. 239-254. Gregory, B., et al., "Method for processing a hardware independent user description to generate logic circuit elements including flip-flops, latches, and three-state buffers and combinations thereof", http://patent.womp.ent_number=5661661, believed to be prior to Oct. 1997. Hastings, R., "Method for inserting new machine instructions into preexisting machine code to monitor preexisting machine access to memory", http://patent.womp...ent_number+5335344, believed to be prior to Oct.