Instructions on How to Remove a Broken Key from a Lock: Five Tips to Prevent the Need to Disassemble Everything (Page 2 ) | August 12, 2024

Initial Attempt

All that is required is a magnet that is very powerful. It is relatively simple to remove the key from its vertical position if it is stuck in that position.

Following the application of some lubrication to it, take the magnet and position it on the key so that it may begin to function. It should be easy to remove the key from the magnet once it has adhered to it.

The Second Secret

To do this, you will need scissors or needle-nose pliers with extremely thin points. A lubricant should be applied to the region around the key, and then pliers or scissors should be used to grab the end of the key that is sticking out of the lock.

Make a gentle effort to pull the key out. To avoid the possibility of forcing the key further into the lock, it is important to do this action gently and without exerting too much force.

You have the option of attempting one of the following strategies in the event that the key has broken in the lock but the door has remained open.

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