Locks and Latches

Go in the opening foyer and click on the picture frame above the stairs, then look on the left side of the frame and there will be a small piece of paper, click on it and it will put it in your satchel, this is the first part of the combination. After this go to the shed outside and open the cabinet on the work bench using the rusty key( found in the drawer in the kitchen) and grab the second part of the clue. Then go upstairs and input it in the safe located behind the picture of Daisy.

I am not sure there is such a thing as a portable safe, but for identification purposes if what you are referring to is one of the keyed "fire safes" found in department stores there are 2 options take it to a locksmith and have it picked open so that you can continue to use it if you find the keys in future, ore if it is just as easy and cheap to replace it and you only want it open try a large flat screw driver! It should pop open extremely easily.

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No, it is not illegal to own lock picks in Georgia - or any other state for that matter.

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well there on and the same a cylinder lock can have both pin tumblers and wafer tumblers most locks in home are cylinders with pin tumblers and auto have cylinders but have wafer tumblers.

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Interlock

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i HAVE INTERNATIONAL DOOR CLOSED THAT CLOSED REALY HARD HOW CAN I MAKE IT CLOSED AMOOTLY

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With the lock apart, turn the exposed metal knob that says ("SET" on it) in the clockwise direction nearly 180 degrees. Set the combination that you want the then turn the knob back.

contact sentry safe company give them the serial number model number and they should be able to give you the default number but this will only help if you didn't change the lock combonation.

To drill open a mortise lock means creating a substitute "shear line". For those who are not locksmiths, a shear line is created when the proper key is inserted into the lock and the top and bottom pin tumblers line up flush to turn the plug.

Using a 1/4 inch carbide tip drill bit, drill about an 8th of an inch above the keyway. It's advisable to use a center punch so the drill bit doesn't "walk" and damage the whole cylinder.

Start drilling slow at first so the drill bit can get a "bite" and not fly off and cause you injury or damage the door. Then apply pressure to drill through the plug but don't push too hard or the bit might break off in the lock. When you feel a slight jolt, it means you drilled through a pin.

Keep going until you've drilled through all 5 pins. Do not drill too deep or you'll damage the whole lock mechanism. Then stop drilling and use a pick or scratch awl to scape the remaining pins out of the chambers and you can turn the plug with a screwdriver and it will unlock the door.

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The automatic locking function is programed into the vehicles on board computer. This function can be changed by the dealer service deparment with a fairly simple re-programing. The dealer has to do it because not many independent garages have the correct computer to do any re-programing. The cost of these computers are high and the updates are expensive, therefore the only place to get this done will be the car dealership.

My brinks locked in the open position. What do I need to do to get it fixed

It's disservice, not service isn't it?

did you ever get an answer to your question about key 129-U-7? I have a key witht the same number on it and am wondering what it is for. I think a safe deposit box but have no way of telling where the box is located.

First of all you have to remove the old threshold. If the threshold is underneath the frame of the door, you will need to cut through it on either side of the doorway, as close to the door frame as possible. Be careful not to cut into the floor below. Lift out the threshold if you can because there may still be some nails holding it down. Take out the end pieces of threshold that are under the door frame. Nails may be holding in these pieces and you don't want to split the door frame. Use a hammer and a small chisel or flat head screwdriver to break the threshold ends into small pieces that you can remove easily. Then you can install the new threshold. Insert shims under the threshold to support it and make sure that it slopes downward to direct water away from the door. You may be able to use one long piece or several shims in different thicknesses to ensure your threshold is level. Once you have test fitted everything, remove the threshold and use adhesive to keep the shims where you want them. Replace the threshold, and insert some more shims on the outside of the threshold against the door jambs if necessary. Use a little adhesive here also. Drill holes in the threshold for a few nails. Hammer the nails down, securing the threshold. Coat the threshold with water repelling finish or other sealant and allow to dry allowing foot traffic to return to the area.

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A deadbolt lock is named "dead" because it does not have springs like a regular latch bolt, making it more secure and difficult to tamper with. The term "bolt" refers to the thick metal bar that extends into the door frame, providing extra protection against forced entry.