What is the reason why the security lock inside the anti theft door lock cannot be screwed?

Updated on Security door 2024-09-14
1 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    The lock has been in use for too long.

    Anti-lock twisting and necrosis.

    The second reason is that the deadbolt does not completely fall into the keyhole, resulting in the reverse locking twist cannot be reversed.

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I guess there's something wrong with the marble, or maybe it's stuck somewhere...It's not expensive to change the lock body.

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Most of the time the lock cylinder is broken.

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The keyhole on the door frame was repaired with a file, and the deadbolt card was too tight, probably the door frame was a little deformed.