CODE DOOR LOCK FULL

Insert the bent end of the first bobby pin into the bottom of the keyhole and turn it in the direction you’d turn the key in. Bend the second bobby pin into a long, straight pick that bends up at one end.

Bend the closed end of one of the bobby pins to form a 90-degree angle. To unlock a door with a keyhole, you can pick the lock with 2 bobby pins. You may need to turn the screwdriver in order for the door to unlock. Just insert the screwdriver into the small hole and press the button on the inside of the handle with it to unlock the door. For an interior door that has a small hole in the handle, you can use a small screwdriver to unlock it. Make sure to use an old card in case it breaks! Insert the card between the lock and door frame, then bend the card back to force the lock open. You can use a credit card to unlock a door that has a spring lock. Repeat with additional pins until the lock turns. When the paperclip makes contact with a pin, try to catch it on the bend and lift it upward until it clicks into place. Pin by pin method: If you can't succeed with the scrubbing method, keep the pressure on the Allen wrench slight and steady while you gradually push the paperclip in.When this happens, keep the pressure steady as you repeat the motion, until the door unlocks. Repeat in a circular motion while increase the pressure on the Allen wrench slightly each time, until you feel the lock shift. Scrubbing method: push the paperclip in gently at the lower end of the keyhole, then lift it back and upward.Keep this pressure as steady as possible, and use an unbent paperclip with a small crook at the end to pick the lock: Apply a tiny bit of pressure to turn the lock slightly in the direction the key would turn. To get started, insert the short end of an Allen wrench into the lower edge of the keyhole.

CODE DOOR LOCK FULL

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Code door lock