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Old 06-10-2015, 01:32 AM
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Thank you so very much for the reply!

I got the tumbler out, and sill had the same symptoms. When I took it apart, pin out, something else came out. Now really jammed.

Well, trouble is I already bought a non-coded tumbler... Coming in tomorrow to the Center.
Some people have had the part circled in the pic break. Maybe that is what fell out.
When you stick your key into the lock at some point during rotation of the Key the nose of the Key pushes that part downwards.

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Some people have had the part circled in the pic break. Maybe that is what fell out.
When you stick your key into the lock at some point during rotation of the Key the nose of the Key pushes that part downwards.
Thank you so very much for the reply! Didn't expect it since thought the topic was done, so nice surprise.

The bit was very small and came from inside the tumbler when I removed one of the brass pins, not from the housing. Was I not clear?

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