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Anonymous users2024-01-24Dear, are you yourself or something else? If you can't take it out depending on the situation, it should be that the paddle position in the lock cylinder is not in place, and you need to use the key on the inside to return to the normal position. As shown below:
The black place in the middle is the lock cylinder paddle, which is normally placed flat as shown in the figure below, and there are some lock cylinders, such as the position of the lock cylinder paddle of the individual door belt of Qunsheng or Buyang, and the position of the lock cylinder paddle is biased, and a small piece is slightly pushed out, so that the lock cylinder can not be taken out directly. Be sure to pay attention. You need to use the original key to screw a little to do, if you don't have the original key, then you can only destroy.
Either the cylinder is broken in its entirety, or the lock body is twisted.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is also a screw on this side of the deadbolt.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Lao Tie, how did you get it out in the end?
I can't put the lock cylinder paddles back in place now, and I can't twist the keys inside and out.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Just screw all the screws out.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Depending on the situation, if you can't take out the copy, it should be that the paddle position in the lock core is not in place, and you need to use the key on the inside to return to the normal position. As shown in the figure below: the black place in the middle is the lock cylinder paddle, normally as shown in the figure below, there are some lock cylinders, such as the position of the lock cylinder paddle of the individual door belt of Qunsheng or Buyang is biased, and a small piece is slightly pushed out, so that the lock cylinder can not be taken out directly.
Be sure to pay attention. You need to use the original key to screw a little to do, if you don't have the original key, then you can only destroy. Either the cylinder is broken in its entirety, or the lock body is twisted.
If the lock is welded, use a grinder to grind the solder joints off, and then replace it, and fix the lock with self-drilling screws when installing a new lock.
If you can't get it yourself, I suggest you go to a professional for help.
They have the tools and skills to help you get it out.
If you can't pull the lock cylinder out of the lock body no matter how hard you try it, you have to consider that it may be because the inside is stuck or the inside is too astringent , it will lead to the inability to pull out. You can add oil directly to the lock body to increase the lubricity, and you can effectively pull out the lock cylinder. >>>More
First of all, rule out where the damage is. Try it with the key first, to see if the deadbolt can rebound (if the key has nothing to do with the rebound deadbolt, then go directly to the next step), if the key rebounds is not a lock cylinder problem, on the contrary, a trace of twisting can not move, it can be a lock cylinder problem, if the twist half of the situation does not move, it may be a problem with the mechanical structure of the lock cylinder lock body; >>>More
It is recommended to find a professional lock repairer to help you overhaul it. >>>More
First of all, remove the panel, remove 2 lock nails on the inner panel of the door lock, remove the upper and lower screws of the inner side panel, remove the inner handle panel, and then remove the lock cap and the outer handle, there is a screw in the middle of the stall of the lock body on the door side, between the deadbolts, take out this lock cylinder, and the lock cylinder can be taken out.
Pour some oil to lubricate it first, and the vegetable oil you eat at home can be used, and then try it in a few days. >>>More