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Anonymous users2024-01-24If someone in the room can open the door, then you can directly remove it, a total of three screws, two panel screws (at the indoor end), a lock cylinder fixing screw (in the middle and lower part of the lock body baffle on the door side), if you can't take it out, directly use a pipe pliers to break the lock cylinder, take it out, and then replace the lock cylinder.
If the door cannot be opened and there is no one inside, it is recommended that you find a locksmith to open it or remove the broken key from the cylinder. Generally this kind is around eighty. You can talk about it yourself, and then change the lock cylinder according to the situation!
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You can remove the lock cylinder and insert it on the reverse side of the lock cylinder with a small sturdy iron rod or something to see if you can push out the key that is broken inside.
Clip it out with scissors, which I also experienced last year.
Take a wooden stick, dip some 502 glue on the head, and then fix it on the key head that is broken inside, and when the glue is dry, pull it out.
Open the lock company phone.
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Call 110 to ask for the unlock number, or let them find it for you!