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Anonymous users2024-01-24I tried, but it didn't work. I've been working on this issue lately, and I think the lock design is inhuman, and I think it should be like this:
After the outside key is locked, it can't be opened without a key inside, but it should be able to be opened if there is a key, and now the key can't be opened;
After the inside key is locked, the outside should be able to be opened with a key, but now the key can't be opened;
After the inside is locked with a knob, the outside cannot be opened with a key, and this is indeed the case now.
Do you think I'm right? We can discuss it.
The nature of the security door is different! The way of setting is also different, and the regular one should generally not be opened. But it's certainly simpler than opening it outside.
There is no key inserted on the lock cylinder inside and outside, right? If not, it may be a problem with the lock body or cylinder.
The anti-theft door is locked by the people outside, and the people inside can't open it with the key, so please call 110 for help.
It depends on the situation of the door lock, and some doors can be opened from the outside with a key. So it's better to install a physical latch or something in the door.
I'm not afraid, as long as there is no mirror on the other side.