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help, locked in my house!

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  • sharkie
    sharkie Posts: 624 Forumite
    edited 8 August 2024 at 1:41PM
    Hi,



    was it this one or this two.

    You can see I've nothing else to do at 5 in the morning, good reading with the caffeine fix. :rotfl:


    Nice try, very impressed at that hour of the morning. Unfortunately it was the third http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=997607

    He never finished the post off, so may still be in there?
  • Hi,
    sharkie wrote: »
    Nice try, very impressed at that hour of the morning. Unfortunately it was the third http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=997607

    He never finished the post off, so may still be in there?

    Blast :mad:

    oh well, I will just need to get up a bit earlier.:rotfl:
  • ali-t
    ali-t Posts: 3,815 Forumite
    Hi it sounds like your door has jammed, I would say you need a locksmith pr uPVC exper to get it opened, I would suspect its been difficult to lock for a while? and has finally given up the ghost with the cold weather. a new gearbox will will cost under £100 fitted a full new door strip will be under £200.

    woop woop and fanfare for Jplocksmithsw :j 5* for the online diagnosis. Locksmith came today and fixed it in 30 minutes and freed me over the phone. By pushing the handle down hard the door opened.

    The spring had gone so he needed to put a new door strip in but I kept my current barrel as it was working fine and would have been another £30 to change. £155 later, my door is back working a treat.

    Thanks to everyone who offered advice and solutions, much appreciated in my hour of need. :beer:
    If you always do what you have always done, you will always get what you always got!
  • Locknut
    Locknut Posts: 436 Forumite
    No problem glad I could help. the reley sad thing is I know what lock you have fitted by the way he opened it :p
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