1950 88 Door Locks
#2
Get some WD-40 or similar "rust buster" . Put the red pipette on the nozzle ,
Spray directly into the keyhole , using a toothpick to hold the keyhole cover open .
Run the key in & out of the lock several times .
If that doesn't work try it again the next day etc .
Spray directly into the keyhole , using a toothpick to hold the keyhole cover open .
Run the key in & out of the lock several times .
If that doesn't work try it again the next day etc .
#4
Sorry, but never, never, never use WD-40 on any kind of lock. It will free it up temporarily, but turn into an unworkable sticky mess shortly. Graphite, or silicone or some kind of solvent spray, followed by graphite is the best.
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