First, if the key is only slightly jammed, wiggling and jiggling it might work it loose. However, I am assuming that if you are asking this question, the key must be good and jammed. If that is the case, the only way I know of is the following; however, it involves destroying the key and therefore, you should be prepared to obtain a new key from a locksmith.
First, hopefully the door is unlocked, or open. If it is closed and locked, you will have to try the following. Remove the hinge pins from the door by tapping them out with a hammer and a centre punch, nail, or other pointed metal instrument. Once the hinge pins are out, try pulling the door away from the frame from the hinge side. You should then be able to remove the door from the frame even if the deadbolt is locked. (Note: This assumes you are on the side of the door where the hinge pins are visible. If not, you will have to access the other side of the door via a window into the room. Good luck!)
Once you have gotten the door open by these means (if necessary), remove the doorknob, then the escutcheon plates (face plates with the keyhole in them). This will expose the hole drilled in the door for the keyhole, and the lock case itself. Now take a pair of locking pliers ("Vise Grips") and grab onto the shank of the key as close to the lock case as possible. Work the pliers back and forth until the key breaks off. Hopefully, the break will occur as close to the lock case as possible.
Now, remove the screws from the edge of the door which hold the lock case in place. You should now be able to slide the lock case out of the door. Unscrew the cover from the lock assembly and extract the broken piece of key, being careful not to disturb any of the tumblers (levers), springs, etc.
Good Luck!
Skeleton keys are just regular keys except they usually have a funny looking shape to them . Skeleton keys will not work on any skeleton key hole because there not all the same shape and size . Therefore there's no one skeleton key that's the same .
7 ways. 1 you go to amazon.com and buy a key. 2 you may be able to pick it with a small screw driver. 3 you hire a lock smith from the yellow pages. 4 pop the pins out of the hinges with a hammer and screw driver or nail sink. 5 you may be able to take the lock apart. 6 you pry the door open with a crow bar. 7 try the old credit card trick
To remove a key from a shaft, first ensure that the machinery is powered off and secured. Use a flathead screwdriver or a similar tool to gently pry the key out from its slot, taking care not to damage the shaft or keyway. If the key is stuck, you may need to apply penetrating oil and allow it to soak before attempting removal again. Always wear appropriate safety gear during the process.
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The House of Antique Hardware offers a wide variety of antique skeleton keys at reasonable prices to accommodate many different types of locks, especially furniture and cabinets.
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Yes, the key being stuck in the lock is making it difficult to open the door.
Alot of the old mortis locks were numbered and the key is numbered if you find the code you can order the key
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lock smith . take hinges off the door or take the door knob and plates off the door
A skeleton key door knob was significant in historical architecture and design because it allowed access to multiple doors with a single key. This feature was practical and convenient, especially in large buildings or estates with many rooms. Skeleton key door knobs were also a symbol of elegance and sophistication in design during that time period.
The three keys that won't open a door are a piano key, a skeleton key, and a computer key. A piano key produces music, a skeleton key is a metaphorical term often used for a key that can operate many locks but is not intended for regular doors, and a computer key simply refers to the keys on a keyboard. None of these have the practical function of unlocking a physical door.
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A Y58 skeleton key is designed to fit specific types of locks, primarily those used in certain types of furniture, cabinets, or older door locks. Its unique design allows it to operate locks that are compatible with this key type, often found in vintage or antique items. However, it may not work with modern locks, which typically have more complex mechanisms for security purposes.