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[GDC]_Polemarcus · 12-26-2003, 02:00 PM

When you put the key in, and turned the knob - the tumbeler probably bent the key. Thus you have a jagged piece of metal inside the lock. As said before, try WD40... and a pair of pliers. If it dosnt come out, you will have to replace the lock. You could also try turning the handle really hard the other way to bend the key back.

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[GDC]_Polemarcus is Offline Senior Member Posts: 285 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Washington D.C.	12-26-2003, 02:00 PM When you put the key in, and turned the knob - the tumbeler probably bent the key. Thus you have a jagged piece of metal inside the lock. As said before, try WD40... and a pair of pliers. If it dosnt come out, you will have to replace the lock. You could also try turning the handle really hard the other way to bend the key back.