I have changed the code on these doors several times. I have often thought ot might be better to show relevant people this video so them forgetting the code won't be seen issue. It does take a bit of practice and new locks of this type use a slightly different technique. Glad you enjoyed it and hope those feet of yours are nice and warm now : )
@@roysammons2445 Haha! Fully recovered cheers :) Aye, I think a few bar managers will be watching this so they don't have to write the codes out every other night for forgetful staff! If you ever do any medieval locks or similar I'll be in the front row!
With some of the push button locks, it helps to do it a little different. When you find a working digit, clear the code and press that/those button clearly in, before putting tension on. That way you have less chance of a sort of overset half set button.
@ if you reset the lock and set every found button again each time, the last ones are more likely to give good feedback. As a half set number might block the wrong buttons
Oh, thank you. Thank you so so much. I just moved into a new shared house, and my bedroom door has this lock. It seemed to work fine yesterday, but tonight I locked it behind me and it wouldn't unlock again... cue a very frustrating and upsetting hour or so putting in the code again and again and turning the stupid handle this way and that and pulling and pushing on the door trying to get it to work at a different angle or whatever.. Middle of the night so I can't ring the handyman (I tried, no answer) to come help and it's not a life threatening emergency so can't call emergency landlord line either.. looked up on google how to get into this kind of lock, stumbled on this video, and god bless your soul because while the technique didn't work on its own it seemed to reset the lock into the correct position so when I put the code in it actually let me in this time. Bless your damn soul. Saved me a meltdown 😭💞
I found this method works well on older locks. In my video number (67) I had to adapt the method and do it somewhat differently to decode a new lock. I don't really know why but that's what I found whilst playing around with it. Thanks for watching.
I though I would share this: This week my daughter contacted me and asked how to open a door with a push button lock on it. It had always been on the snip and all employees that knew the code had left. I gave her the same bypass method and 10 minutes later she text me and said "Dad it worked, I am in".
I always found that the easiest way to get passed these was simply to look at which buttons were shiny, from where regular pressing had prevented dust and grime from building up. It's surprising how many companies (especially banks) use combinations like 1 2 3 4 or 1 2 7 6.
@@surfdigby If the company that uses these types of locks does these two things then it is difficult to use the option you suggest: 1. Change code regularly. 2. Clean buttons often. Having said that, these types of locks don't usually get their codes changed that often because they have to be taken apart to change the code.
Thanks! Funny thing is that I've opened brand new lock on my office doors that code was not provided to me, but I've "failed" to open other doors with old lock that I know the code.
I have a LOCKEY m210 mechanical pushbutton deadbolt lock on a storage room where the BUTTONs started getting sticky soon after installation (beach community). Yesterday my wife CLOSED and locked the door to test the lock function and the lock will not respond to the correct code. Buttons and/or internal mechanism stick and will not accept the code to unlock the latch. The latch function appears free and unhindered. Do you have a recommended technique to free the buttons or solvent recommendation to restore button actions to unlatch this lock?
The best was I would think to get lubricant to the back of the buttons would be to press then one at a time maybe half way and try squirting lubricant down the side of each button. By depressing half way the metal lip that stops the buttons from falling out whilst under pressure from the springs with beer half way, this allowing some lubricant to get behind.
Roy SammonsThat worked, I went over to Ace Hardware and found a $9.99 can of Tri-Flow lubricant. I got home and doused each key liberally while repeatedly pressing each key. The reset turn worked and then it accepted my code and opened. Success!
Fucking legend. I can now let myself into a friends apartment building when i forget the code she gave me. And tonight i can access the community centre kitchen & cook my food, so don't need to buy a gas burner haha Legend
Unscrew the lock from the door. There are screw slots with dots behind each number. First turn the dots so they are all to the outside, press C, then turn in the ones for your combination. Test. Reinstall.
Some of these locks are identical on both sides so require the code to be entered on either side of the door to open it. Others are just one sided so can be opened from the other side without a code, these ones usually also have a switch to hold the lock in the open position if so desired.
Hi I have a lock like this that some one has jammed open the lock so that the door no longer slams shut and locks. how have they done this and how do i reset this? thanks
A Manger has had a digit lock fitted on the one toilet available to non residents, maintenance workers etc . I hope to reverse it so its him that is denied access to the toilet with out warning.
The chances afte it's a faulty lock. One of the pins or springs could have damage to it. There is a bypass tool you can purchase that is slipped between the lock body and the door. It turns the mechanism that releases the latch.
@@dannymactheatreoflife.1771 Possibly. If the mechanism has jammed inside that may not work. I guess you have nothing to lose if the door won't open. If you have to use a grinder you would be better cutting from the bottom, then the top, upwards and downwards through the top and bottom of the lock. That way you would hit the screws holding the lock in the door and the whole front should fall off. Then it's just a case of using a screwdriver to twist open ther latch. Hope you get it open.
Roy Sammons Hi Roy thanks for your help , i managed to open the lock by cutting away the rubber seal at the back of the front key pad and the just slightly prized it open with a chisel and expose the holding screws and cut through them with a hack saw blade and it just fell off , and then opened the latch with a flat head screw driver like you said and that got me in . I have replaced with a new lock so thanks a million 👍
I cant decode my lock it has a z and c (for clear). The code is: c then the 4figures then z. Your lock has no other letters.pls show me how to decode mine thanku
I have question.Because you open this door so easily. Are these mechanical combination locks still any good. I am sure some one watching your video can easily open my door and enter where I do not want any one to enter. How can I protect my house? If any one can open my door?
I wouldn't say it was quite as easy as I did it. I had practiced several times. I think this type of lock is more vulnerable when old and a little worn. New ones are slightly more awkward to open as the technique is a little different. My advice would be not to rely on this type of lock alone for ultimate security. The doors these locks are on are internal doors that don't need to that secure. You could leave the lock you have on your door and maybe add another for peace of mind.
@@roysammons2445 I understand. Those are internal locks. Are there any better security locks you recommend. Here What I found at tool station, www.toolstation.com/ed20-easy-code-change-digital-lock/p40746?gclid=CjwKCAiAyeTxBRBvEiwAuM8dnRqWTCtwt8Zw6dKKeSLhV8ILUUgz2V9lACkDbXkWPXTVL5JwkrNEuBoCF4wQAvD_BwE you can give me link if you know any better.
@@ACTIVATEDADNANSALIMI1969 these locks are bypassed easily. As a locksmith I can get through these in a matter of seconds with little more than a thin piece of metal. It really depends what you are using these for (and where) you wouldn't want one of these protecting your front door, but using them in a shop for a stockroom or in an office is fine as you can usually easily control who has access to these areas. You can use them in conjunction with other locks (deadlocks for instance) so that during certain hours you can keep the door double locked so intruders have a second lock to get through.
@@vryko8567 I have just ordered this lock for my bed room door But for one purpose only. Not allowing any one else. Because I got important documents and business stuff. Now this lock I think is bit better. what do you think about this one. Cost me £70. www.amazon.co.uk/TURBOLOCK-Knob-Style-Security-Passcode-Emergency/dp/B07QJ4FBXH/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=tl111+digital+lock&qid=1607187154&sr=8-1
@@ACTIVATEDADNANSALIMI1969 I don't know too much about the electronic locks, but I do know they have addressed some of the vulnerabilities of the older models with this version. From looking at pictures of the TL-111 I would say it should be ok though it seems that it has a manual key override which doesn't look like the most secure design (I may be wrong, they might be using anti pick pins etc. I would have to take a good look at one to tell. If it's on a bedroom door hopefully there aren't too many people who have direct access to it that are going to be trying to break through it. The other part is the latch would be easily slipped (not sure if there is any defence against this such as it locking out until the code is entered, so it may be worth investing in a strike plate to cover the latch from a direct attack.
Hi the digi lock where your are trying to find the code the lock has y and c only and doesn't have z and x on it. Needed to change code on the lick it not the one where you just pull out the red marked keys but has a turn type to change codes can you please help thanks
I think the turn ones are easier to change as there's less messing. I have several different types at work but because I dont changes them often as they are in very low security places it's hard ti remember. Not sure what your question actually is.
I have a Securefast digital lock and the latch has locked but I cannot unlock it. The key numbers operate the release mechanism but the latch is stuck fast.I have taken off the faceplates and tried turning the latch mechanism with a screwdriver - it turns but the latch is stuck in the locked position. It would be great if I could open the door and push the latch back in but as the door is firmly locked I cannot. Anyone any ideas how I can free the latch ?
That first lock is installed so horribly that I bet you could open it with a credit card without breaking your stride. Who installs a lock with no form of jamb or plate blocking the non-opening side of the door? In fact the scratches by the latch seem to imply that many people have used exactly that method!
The latch mechanism has a second pin that stops you bypassing with a credit card shim. I think you may be right that someone or two may have tried to gain access. The door isn't that high security that it matters that much, hence there being no need to put a plate to protect the latch mechanism. The other door needed something to give a bit better view at least that it is reasonably secure. As far as I know no one has actually got any of those doors open. To be honest these kind of locks are not secure as it doesn't take much to see the numbers when punched in. Those numbers can be pressed in any order to open the door, so looking as you get the right numbers.
@@roysammons2445 That is if the person installing the lock has taken the time to ensure this is in place. 99% of the time it wont be and the latch will freely retract.
@@vryko8567 I have seen this on many properties I have visited. The latch hasn't been fitted properly so the small latching bar that gives shim protection doesn't work. This latch mechanism can also be affected by weather causing doors to contract or swell.
Yes, I was fiddling with a lock on my workbench and tried the technique of slight tension on the twist handle and pushing the buttons. After several attempts to get the feel it seemed to work. I found it not so good on new locks but locks that are not so new it worked great. Afterwards I searched TH-cam to see if anyone else used the same method. I found one channel where this person used the opposite method. After tensioning the lock with the knob they said the buttons that was solid seemed to be the correct buttons. I tried it a dozen times but that method didn't seem to work for me.
Roy Sammons you serious lol it’s worked completely fine while I’ve lived here but I shut it today and the buttons stop working so the fact I had to break my door to get back in now it doesn’t actually lock it just shuts and I live in a shared house so other people are here who I can’t really trust when I keep money n shit in my room
Me too until I just used this to get into my office at work that had the code changed recently and I completely forgot. COMPLETELY. Got in first try with this method so definitely looking for other options myself
This technique takes a bit of practice, there is a tool that bypasses this type of lock I didn't show. Don't rely on these lock alone, you need a second lock for added security.
They ate not a great security measure. All it takes is someone to sew you push the code in and they can do the same to gain access. The code doesn't even need to be in a particular order as it's a mechanical locking system. Any number I'd any order, so looking add you have the right 4 numbers.
normally there are easier ways by just looking at them, first giveaway is fingerprints on the used numbers, second giveaway are clean spots or dirty spots around the numbers, third giveaway is scratch marks down the side of the used numbers. office ones are the easiest because the women use greasy hand lotion and leave grease marks on the buttons.
All very good valid points. These kind of locks tend not to get their codes changed that often because they are fiddly to change. The ones in the video don't tend to have the tell ttake signs you shared. Although I have been in places and some of the buttons have been obvious because they have looked more skinny than other buttons. Thanks for the comment 👍🏻
I wouldn't rely on these locks for ultimate security to be honest, you need a secondary lock. That's the point of this video, to show how inadequate these locks are.
Roy Sammons it kind of looks like the locks that were on the med rooms at a nursing home that I used to work at. I’m sure they have changed them as that was a long time ago. Are they used for that purpose or at schools to secure chemicals and such.
@@LockpickingsGal I see a lot of medical facilities use them. Doctors surgeries, hospitals, dental practices and pharmacies. I use then to secure things like labs & office areas.
Crap I don’t know how long you could reply. But if u can be quick. Basically the other side of the lock, the handle is jammed and the switch is on so you’ll have to go to the other side to push the switch if u know what I mean. I know the code but the other side is locked. Is there any way of opening it from the code side
Haaaa!!! One of the problems with these types of locks is someone can see the code at a glance. I saw one of these in my local doctors years ago and a quick glance as someone entered the code means that you too know it. Cheers for watching.
Thanks for info I probably buy this lock for internal door. How long does it take before these locks are no good or secure. Like you show in this video. I was checking this video th-cam.com/video/HOk9up2xX40/w-d-xo.html . Where he says C is to clear code. Only one thing worries me. If C is used to clear the code. Then anyone can gain the access. By just pressing C or X to clear the code. Please let me know after watching the video with link I have added here. I even thought to add yale cylinder lock. But I think That can not be fitted to internal doors. You opinion counts. Thanks.
You can buy locks similar to this with a key as well. I would only use this type of lock with a secondary lock if you want minimal security. The 'C' button does clear the code but once the code is set the C button only resets the buttons pushed in case you make a mistake. See it as an error reset in case you accidentally pushed the wrong button. It won't reset the code. Newer push button locks decode differently. I am not absolutely sure why but this video had a link to a new push button lock I decode. Hope this helps.
@Roy Sammons yes on the second time you was trying the second lock but you kept missing it the first time and as it could be that was the next button to bind you should have pressed it every button cycle otherwise there is no point
@@brianwild4640 oh, I flicked back through the video and noticed I was pressing it. Not my intention to mislead, I clearly knew the combination and was showing how I decode this type of lock that is worn.
@@VARocketry First the rubber seal that is trapped between the lock and the door is cut and pulled away. That allows access to get the bypass tool between the lock and door. I have only seen it used on TH-cam once shi not 100% sure how it works. I think it allows you to grab the tetris knob to operate the latch. I tried to find the video but was unsuccessful. I think quite a few of ther lock picking sites that sells tools has them to purchase. It's just a flat sheet of metal with a notch in it.
Mr Locksmith suggested using a lubricant like Tri-Flow so I went over to Ace Hardware and found a $9.99 can. I got home and doused each key liberally while repeatedly pressing each key. The reset turn worked and then it accepted my code and opened. Success!
There many things that should never be shown online!! I have people breaking in my house because people put everything online. That is where criminals go to find out how to... Idk... Break in your home or room. I am in danger now. My neighbor informed me he seen people coming into my home that were doing something with the code box, breaking into my house yesterday. I just had my code changed by maintenance. Yet they still managed to break in. People like you will pay a price one day for being so careless and putting this crap online. People like you are responsible for crimes being committed. What if they were inside my home when I got back and raped me and killed me? Or what if that actually may happen? Shame on you
Less that 2% of break-ins are attempted by picking a lock. It takes time and practice to achieve a reasonable success unless you are using cheap, rubbish locks. The idea here is to show how flawed these locks are so don't use them unless you are adding an additional lock for safety/security. You're missing the point.
You reckon. My daughter used the technique at work to gain access to a room \9forgotten code) where one of these were fitted. She told me it worked for her.
Serves two purposes. 1. Helps something out of they are locked out. 2. Awareness that you shouldn't rely on this type of lock. Get a secondary lock to make your door secure.
Tanner The Turtle This has been known for years mate but some things just don’t come on. Show me another locksmith who’s stupid enough to put up this bypass. There are loads of videos on it but are private and shared via locksmith groups. I shared this video on a Facebook group for locksmiths, why do you think it’s got so many dislikes, the guy who posted this is showing everyone how to bypass the lock. His method is slightly wrong but still.
This is a cracking video. This will save a few headaches for the absent minded amongst us! Thanks, Roy!
I have changed the code on these doors several times. I have often thought ot might be better to show relevant people this video so them forgetting the code won't be seen issue. It does take a bit of practice and new locks of this type use a slightly different technique.
Glad you enjoyed it and hope those feet of yours are nice and warm now : )
@@roysammons2445 Haha! Fully recovered cheers :)
Aye, I think a few bar managers will be watching this so they don't have to write the codes out every other night for forgetful staff!
If you ever do any medieval locks or similar I'll be in the front row!
@@TheWelshViking If I find any I will be sure to have a crack at them.
Cheers buddy 😉👍🏻
Thanks for this video mate! I was panicking for an hour and saw this video. Helped me get back into my room!
Nice one.
Tried 4 times. Didn’t work. Then tried one more time and worked it! Thank you very much
Takes a bit of practise.
With some of the push button locks, it helps to do it a little different. When you find a working digit, clear the code and press that/those button clearly in, before putting tension on. That way you have less chance of a sort of overset half set button.
I am going to try that again on some of the newer locks that my method didn't open. Thanks Rune👍🏻
You are stupid like hell!
I thought with tension on it’s the stiff buttons that are the codes.
I’ve opened lots like that. I’ll try this though
@ if you reset the lock and set every found button again each time, the last ones are more likely to give good feedback. As a half set number might block the wrong buttons
Oh, thank you. Thank you so so much. I just moved into a new shared house, and my bedroom door has this lock. It seemed to work fine yesterday, but tonight I locked it behind me and it wouldn't unlock again... cue a very frustrating and upsetting hour or so putting in the code again and again and turning the stupid handle this way and that and pulling and pushing on the door trying to get it to work at a different angle or whatever..
Middle of the night so I can't ring the handyman (I tried, no answer) to come help and it's not a life threatening emergency so can't call emergency landlord line either.. looked up on google how to get into this kind of lock, stumbled on this video, and god bless your soul because while the technique didn't work on its own it seemed to reset the lock into the correct position so when I put the code in it actually let me in this time. Bless your damn soul. Saved me a meltdown 😭💞
Thank you so much for the response to my video. So happy you finally got in, even though it wasn't with my technique.
I’m in this EXACT situation right now, I’m sooo frustrated. Just give me back a lock and key at this point 🤦🏾♀️
As always a nice video. I learned this technique from a major computer brand maintenance repair person
Thanks for the positive comment.
Thanks for showing people how to get in my shed really appreciate it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'll be there tomorrow. If I need help loading the van i'll call you.. Lmao.
@@grumps5940 might aswell make you a brew 🤣🤣 ☕️
Lol I know my room now is unsafe..thanks.
On the bright side if you forget the combo you possibly get in if it works for you.
Interesting video Roy
Decoding them seams very probable with that technique
Thanks for sharing
Stay well
I found this method works well on older locks. In my video number (67) I had to adapt the method and do it somewhat differently to decode a new lock. I don't really know why but that's what I found whilst playing around with it.
Thanks for watching.
Brilliant locked out room at work, got in with your video thanks
I like how he end the video with advice.. "Dont pick a lock doesnt belong to you.." 😊 👍👍 Thanks a lot for sharing..
What a legend u r 👊 on a job with 1 room too finish no one knows the code to the door and you save the day and earn me a breakfast 👊💯
😂👍
Great second video about these locks!!!
Almost to easy.
Thank you for sharing this!!!
👏👍👍👏🐈
Hi Chris, I enjoyed making these two videos. Had the idea in the pipeline for a while.
Wonderful, these are the ones we have in my hospital.
I though I would share this: This week my daughter contacted me and asked how to open a door with a push button lock on it. It had always been on the snip and all employees that knew the code had left.
I gave her the same bypass method and 10 minutes later she text me and said "Dad it worked, I am in".
I always found that the easiest way to get passed these was simply to look at which buttons were shiny, from where regular pressing had prevented dust and grime from building up.
It's surprising how many companies (especially banks) use combinations like 1 2 3 4 or 1 2 7 6.
@@surfdigby If the company that uses these types of locks does these two things then it is difficult to use the option you suggest:
1. Change code regularly.
2. Clean buttons often.
Having said that, these types of locks don't usually get their codes changed that often because they have to be taken apart to change the code.
Thanks! Funny thing is that I've opened brand new lock on my office doors that code was not provided to me, but I've "failed" to open other doors with old lock that I know the code.
finnally now i can get my wii u back from my mums room holy shit
Make sure you wire oof the finget prints after 🤣
I have a LOCKEY m210 mechanical pushbutton deadbolt lock on a storage room where the BUTTONs started getting sticky soon after installation (beach community). Yesterday my wife CLOSED and locked the door to test the lock function and the lock will not respond to the correct code. Buttons and/or internal mechanism stick and will not accept the code to unlock the latch. The latch function appears free and unhindered.
Do you have a recommended technique to free the buttons or solvent recommendation to restore button actions to unlatch this lock?
The best was I would think to get lubricant to the back of the buttons would be to press then one at a time maybe half way and try squirting lubricant down the side of each button. By depressing half way the metal lip that stops the buttons from falling out whilst under pressure from the springs with beer half way, this allowing some lubricant to get behind.
You can also try depressing the C button all the way and systematically pressing each button starting at 1 several times. Then try the code.
Roy SammonsThat worked, I went over to Ace Hardware and found a $9.99 can of Tri-Flow lubricant.
I got home and doused each key liberally while repeatedly pressing each key.
The reset turn worked and then it accepted my code and opened. Success!
You my friend are a life saver!!!!!!!!!!!
Your're welcome.
Just did it and it worked!!!
Well done.
You have saved my life !!!! Thank you 🤣
Fucking legend.
I can now let myself into a friends apartment building when i forget the code she gave me.
And tonight i can access the community centre kitchen & cook my food, so don't need to buy a gas burner haha
Legend
Hi I’m
Struggling to find a video on how to change the code on this specific lock , would you have a video at all pls ? X
Unscrew the lock from the door. There are screw slots with dots behind each number. First turn the dots so they are all to the outside, press C, then turn in the ones for your combination. Test. Reinstall.
Hello, I watched this video but I have a question. If you were the other side of the door is it possible to open it?
Some of these locks are identical on both sides so require the code to be entered on either side of the door to open it.
Others are just one sided so can be opened from the other side without a code, these ones usually also have a switch to hold the lock in the open position if so desired.
Like YellowFTo says, some have codes both sides but most have a thumbturn.
Another great video on TH-cam for all the thieves out there 🤨
Question is can they count?
I opened my door. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
Great demonstration mate. Thanks for this video
Not my best video by far but it works.
Hi
I have a lock like this that some one has jammed open the lock so that the door no longer slams shut and locks. how have they done this and how do i reset this? thanks
I am assuming you checked the snib isn't on. Maybe they've damaged it? You'll probably have to take it off the door.
A Manger has had a digit lock fitted on the one toilet available to non residents, maintenance workers etc . I hope to reverse it so its him that is denied access to the toilet with out warning.
Or get in and leave a massive skid mark on it XD
Brilliant video, I can now break into the changing rooms at school
Very helpful thank you hope this gets us in the office
You should check out my video 67 (if I remember right) as that decodes a new lock slightly differently.
Thanks for watching.
Hi Roy what if you already have the code but it won’t let you open the door
The chances afte it's a faulty lock. One of the pins or springs could have damage to it. There is a bypass tool you can purchase that is slipped between the lock body and the door. It turns the mechanism that releases the latch.
Roy Sammons ok thanks Roy could I grind the front part of the lock off to access the spindle and turn it open with a screw driver ?
@@dannymactheatreoflife.1771 Possibly.
If the mechanism has jammed inside that may not work. I guess you have nothing to lose if the door won't open.
If you have to use a grinder you would be better cutting from the bottom, then the top, upwards and downwards through the top and bottom of the lock. That way you would hit the screws holding the lock in the door and the whole front should fall off. Then it's just a case of using a screwdriver to twist open ther latch.
Hope you get it open.
Roy Sammons thanks Roy I will give it go 👍
Roy Sammons Hi Roy thanks for your help , i managed to open the lock by cutting away the rubber seal at the back of the front key pad and the just slightly prized it open with a chisel and expose the holding screws and cut through them with a hack saw blade and it just fell off , and then opened the latch with a flat head screw driver like you said and that got me in . I have replaced with a new lock so thanks a million 👍
My lock is very similar but it’s got X and Y keys. Been trying to follow your instructions but it won’t open 😢
You treat the x,y buttons as if they are numbers.
Does this work if the door is double locked?
Depends what you mean by double locked?
I know the code but i think i accidetaly selected to lock from inside,so i cant open even with right code
Sounds like you have an electronic lock. These are not electronic rather manual.
I cant decode my lock it has a z and c (for clear). The code is: c then the 4figures then z. Your lock has no other letters.pls show me how to decode mine thanku
The z is just like another number, you just have to use the same process. It takes a bit of practice to get the feel for it.
Thank you for this, it worked!
Takes practice. But yes it works 🎉
🙂👍
I have question.Because you open this door so easily. Are these mechanical combination locks still any good. I am sure some one watching your video can easily open my door and enter where I do not want any one to enter. How can I protect my house? If any one can open my door?
I wouldn't say it was quite as easy as I did it. I had practiced several times. I think this type of lock is more vulnerable when old and a little worn. New ones are slightly more awkward to open as the technique is a little different.
My advice would be not to rely on this type of lock alone for ultimate security. The doors these locks are on are internal doors that don't need to that secure. You could leave the lock you have on your door and maybe add another for peace of mind.
@@roysammons2445 I understand. Those are internal locks. Are there any better security locks you recommend. Here What I found at tool station, www.toolstation.com/ed20-easy-code-change-digital-lock/p40746?gclid=CjwKCAiAyeTxBRBvEiwAuM8dnRqWTCtwt8Zw6dKKeSLhV8ILUUgz2V9lACkDbXkWPXTVL5JwkrNEuBoCF4wQAvD_BwE you can give me link if you know any better.
@@ACTIVATEDADNANSALIMI1969 these locks are bypassed easily. As a locksmith I can get through these in a matter of seconds with little more than a thin piece of metal. It really depends what you are using these for (and where) you wouldn't want one of these protecting your front door, but using them in a shop for a stockroom or in an office is fine as you can usually easily control who has access to these areas. You can use them in conjunction with other locks (deadlocks for instance) so that during certain hours you can keep the door double locked so intruders have a second lock to get through.
@@vryko8567 I have just ordered this lock for my bed room door But for one purpose only. Not allowing any one else. Because I got important documents and business stuff. Now this lock I think is bit better. what do you think about this one. Cost me £70. www.amazon.co.uk/TURBOLOCK-Knob-Style-Security-Passcode-Emergency/dp/B07QJ4FBXH/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=tl111+digital+lock&qid=1607187154&sr=8-1
@@ACTIVATEDADNANSALIMI1969 I don't know too much about the electronic locks, but I do know they have addressed some of the vulnerabilities of the older models with this version. From looking at pictures of the TL-111 I would say it should be ok though it seems that it has a manual key override which doesn't look like the most secure design (I may be wrong, they might be using anti pick pins etc. I would have to take a good look at one to tell.
If it's on a bedroom door hopefully there aren't too many people who have direct access to it that are going to be trying to break through it. The other part is the latch would be easily slipped (not sure if there is any defence against this such as it locking out until the code is entered, so it may be worth investing in a strike plate to cover the latch from a direct attack.
Hi the digi lock where your are trying to find the code the lock has y and c only and doesn't have z and x on it. Needed to change code on the lick it not the one where you just pull out the red marked keys but has a turn type to change codes can you please help thanks
I think the turn ones are easier to change as there's less messing. I have several different types at work but because I dont changes them often as they are in very low security places it's hard ti remember.
Not sure what your question actually is.
Best not creep into sports center with this cheers mate
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Thanks!
Thanks for showing me how to unlock my school doors
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@@roysammons2445lol
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Does the order matter?
So, does this mean any thief can get in using the same technique?
If you master the technique yes!
This video is to show how vulnerable these locks are and don't just rely on them in a high security location.
Please show combi of X y z bottom of lock.
You treat the x, y and z as if they are numbers.
I still didn’t understand this technique 😩😩 can someone explain to me please
It takes practise.
Hope your cough gets better. Mayb some covonia or strepsils. Thanks for the guide.
Great video, is there any way to prevent this bypass method?
Not that I know of. New locks bypass almost in reverse (check my 067 video). There is also a bypass tool that slips between the lock and the door.
Very nice video My Friend
Have you opened this type of lock before? I was just wondering if you have, did you use the same technique?
@@roysammons2445 No i have not tried one of these before to be honnest i dont even think i have seen one in real life
I have a Securefast digital lock and the latch has locked but I cannot unlock it. The key numbers operate the release mechanism but the latch is stuck fast.I have taken off the faceplates and tried turning the latch mechanism with a screwdriver - it turns but the latch is stuck in the locked position. It would be great if I could open the door and push the latch back in but as the door is firmly locked I cannot. Anyone any ideas how I can free the latch ?
Love the last one looking for 0 was hammering it much harder than the others
I obviously knew the code and you have to get the tension right. It's a technique that works on older well used locks.
That first lock is installed so horribly that I bet you could open it with a credit card without breaking your stride. Who installs a lock with no form of jamb or plate blocking the non-opening side of the door?
In fact the scratches by the latch seem to imply that many people have used exactly that method!
The latch mechanism has a second pin that stops you bypassing with a credit card shim. I think you may be right that someone or two may have tried to gain access. The door isn't that high security that it matters that much, hence there being no need to put a plate to protect the latch mechanism. The other door needed something to give a bit better view at least that it is reasonably secure.
As far as I know no one has actually got any of those doors open. To be honest these kind of locks are not secure as it doesn't take much to see the numbers when punched in. Those numbers can be pressed in any order to open the door, so looking as you get the right numbers.
@@roysammons2445 That is if the person installing the lock has taken the time to ensure this is in place. 99% of the time it wont be and the latch will freely retract.
@@vryko8567 I have seen this on many properties I have visited. The latch hasn't been fitted properly so the small latching bar that gives shim protection doesn't work. This latch mechanism can also be affected by weather causing doors to contract or swell.
Very nice job my friend.
It's basically always the same system with locks. Tension and binding pins.
Thank you very much sir.
You're welcome I think.
Good video man thanks
Oops!
Just seen your comment. Thanks for watching.
Great demonstration. Did you develop that technique yourself?
Yes, I was fiddling with a lock on my workbench and tried the technique of slight tension on the twist handle and pushing the buttons. After several attempts to get the feel it seemed to work. I found it not so good on new locks but locks that are not so new it worked great. Afterwards I searched TH-cam to see if anyone else used the same method. I found one channel where this person used the opposite method. After tensioning the lock with the knob they said the buttons that was solid seemed to be the correct buttons. I tried it a dozen times but that method didn't seem to work for me.
The buttons on mine have randomly stopped working I had to boot my door open to get back in but now it doesn’t lock from the outside
It'd always worth pressing the buttons in half wayand squirting with lube.
Roy Sammons you serious lol it’s worked completely fine while I’ve lived here but I shut it today and the buttons stop working so the fact I had to break my door to get back in now it doesn’t actually lock it just shuts and I live in a shared house so other people are here who I can’t really trust when I keep money n shit in my room
@@waveymusic6914 Gutted
Roy Sammons trust me well I’ll probably have to get it sorted for defo as sometimes I’m out the house for a few days at a time
@@waveymusic6914 you would be better with a Yale lock rather than a push button.
Nothing is that safe and secure as I wanted to place these on my home whilst I’m away
Me too until I just used this to get into my office at work that had the code changed recently and I completely forgot. COMPLETELY. Got in first try with this method so definitely looking for other options myself
Go 9 pin key lock ,have have special tools and be a lock picker to get in them
This technique takes a bit of practice, there is a tool that bypasses this type of lock I didn't show. Don't rely on these lock alone, you need a second lock for added security.
Didn’t know how many toys smyths had in the back
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I'm gonna change these codes ,like it matters now 🤪
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Interesting, I see these around work sometimes
They ate not a great security measure. All it takes is someone to sew you push the code in and they can do the same to gain access. The code doesn't even need to be in a particular order as it's a mechanical locking system. Any number I'd any order, so looking add you have the right 4 numbers.
normally there are easier ways by just looking at them, first giveaway is fingerprints on the used numbers, second giveaway are clean spots or dirty spots around the numbers, third giveaway is scratch marks down the side of the used numbers. office ones are the easiest because the women use greasy hand lotion and leave grease marks on the buttons.
All very good valid points.
These kind of locks tend not to get their codes changed that often because they are fiddly to change. The ones in the video don't tend to have the tell ttake signs you shared. Although I have been in places and some of the buttons have been obvious because they have looked more skinny than other buttons.
Thanks for the comment 👍🏻
Damn wish you hadn't published this - now I need to change my locks again. 🤦♂
I wouldn't rely on these locks for ultimate security to be honest, you need a secondary lock. That's the point of this video, to show how inadequate these locks are.
Get a new one every few weeks!
Great video!! Kind of scary!!
Indeed.
Works great on locks that aren't new. After getting the feel for it, it works pretty much everytime.
Roy Sammons it kind of looks like the locks that were on the med rooms at a nursing home that I used to work at. I’m sure they have changed them as that was a long time ago. Are they used for that purpose or at schools to secure chemicals and such.
@@LockpickingsGal I see a lot of medical facilities use them. Doctors surgeries, hospitals, dental practices and pharmacies.
I use then to secure things like labs & office areas.
You legend!!!!
Legend, really?!?
@@user-ie5px1xd7vThe idea is to show these locks are not secure, they can also be bypassed with a tool. Doors should also have a secondary lock.
A1 videos
Cheers : )
Crap I don’t know how long you could reply. But if u can be quick. Basically the other side of the lock, the handle is jammed and the switch is on so you’ll have to go to the other side to push the switch if u know what I mean. I know the code but the other side is locked. Is there any way of opening it from the code side
Yes,
A sledgehammer.
@@BrettSucks😂
Glad it doesn't work on mine they would getting into my garage
The idea of this video is to show these locks need to be used with other locks to keep your door from being opened
Dont work for me. My handle is very stiff. New locks
Sounds like your lock is on its way out.
I noticed most of them have the same code 😂
Haaaa!!!
One of the problems with these types of locks is someone can see the code at a glance. I saw one of these in my local doctors years ago and a quick glance as someone entered the code means that you too know it.
Cheers for watching.
The code is changeable so no they dont
Thanks for info I probably buy this lock for internal door. How long does it take before these locks are no good or secure. Like you show in this video. I was checking this video th-cam.com/video/HOk9up2xX40/w-d-xo.html . Where he says C is to clear code. Only one thing worries me. If C is used to clear the code. Then anyone can gain the access. By just pressing C or X to clear the code. Please let me know after watching the video with link I have added here. I even thought to add yale cylinder lock. But I think That can not be fitted to internal doors. You opinion counts. Thanks.
You can buy locks similar to this with a key as well. I would only use this type of lock with a secondary lock if you want minimal security.
The 'C' button does clear the code but once the code is set the C button only resets the buttons pushed in case you make a mistake. See it as an error reset in case you accidentally pushed the wrong button. It won't reset the code.
Newer push button locks decode differently. I am not absolutely sure why but this video had a link to a new push button lock I decode.
Hope this helps.
why are you not pressing Y
I think if you check the video again, I am pressing 'Y'.
@Roy Sammons yes on the second time you was trying the second lock but you kept missing it the first time and as it could be that was the next button to bind you should have pressed it every button cycle otherwise there is no point
@@brianwild4640 oh, I flicked back through the video and noticed I was pressing it. Not my intention to mislead, I clearly knew the combination and was showing how I decode this type of lock that is worn.
i dis the same thing but it didnt work
Takes a bit of practice.
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What a useless lock! Recently my apartment block got broken into. I suspect that the thieves knew this technique already.
These are not good locks to use alone for security to be honest. that is the main reason for this video.
There are also bypass tools. These locks are not that secure. They should always be used in conjunction with other locks.
My thumbs are killing me 🤣
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Now that was... too easy xD
Does not work watch the guy with it in the vice if u want to unlock a lock like this
It does work, takes patience and practice. There are a few methods that work, this is only one of them.
Yay i know how o robpeople now ty 👌👉👈👉👌👈👌
🤦🏻♂️ That's not the point.
i know my code but it just wont open
I believe there is a bypass tool but I have never used one.
@@roysammons2445 Can you say more about the bypass tool? I Know my code but the sticky buttons/mechanism won't open the latch.
@@VARocketry First the rubber seal that is trapped between the lock and the door is cut and pulled away. That allows access to get the bypass tool between the lock and door. I have only seen it used on TH-cam once shi not 100% sure how it works. I think it allows you to grab the tetris knob to operate the latch. I tried to find the video but was unsuccessful. I think quite a few of ther lock picking sites that sells tools has them to purchase. It's just a flat sheet of metal with a notch in it.
Mr Locksmith suggested using a lubricant like Tri-Flow so I went over to Ace Hardware and found a $9.99 can.
I got home and doused each key liberally while repeatedly pressing each key.
The reset turn worked and then it accepted my code and opened. Success!
@@jimsutton8874 Happy that worked for you 😁👍🏻
Get that cough checked out.
yup..... not buying this
They are nothing like as secure as we think.
hahaha
There many things that should never be shown online!! I have people breaking in my house because people put everything online. That is where criminals go to find out how to... Idk... Break in your home or room. I am in danger now. My neighbor informed me he seen people coming into my home that were doing something with the code box, breaking into my house yesterday. I just had my code changed by maintenance. Yet they still managed to break in. People like you will pay a price one day for being so careless and putting this crap online. People like you are responsible for crimes being committed. What if they were inside my home when I got back and raped me and killed me? Or what if that actually may happen? Shame on you
Less that 2% of break-ins are attempted by picking a lock.
It takes time and practice to achieve a reasonable success unless you are using cheap, rubbish locks. The idea here is to show how flawed these locks are so don't use them unless you are adding an additional lock for safety/security.
You're missing the point.
Didn’t work
Takes practise.
What the fuck? Did anyone notice the propaganda poster next to the door?
Glad you liked the poster ; )
Although "Propaganda", guess it depends on your point of view.
1234y😂😂😂🎉
Don't work
You reckon.
My daughter used the technique at work to gain access to a room \9forgotten code) where one of these were fitted. She told me it worked for her.
Annoying cough
Apologies
Why are you showing people how to break into other people's homes and businesses! This is very evil and sickening
Because of emergencies like right now where somebody is locked in and I’m watching this to open the door
Serves two purposes.
1. Helps something out of they are locked out.
2. Awareness that you shouldn't rely on this type of lock. Get a secondary lock to make your door secure.
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ffs just cough mate
Haaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!
Very stupid to show bypass videos on TH-cam. Some things are not to be shown.
Thanks for your comment.
if it isn’t shown then it can’t be improved on, ignorance is not always bliss
Tanner The Turtle This has been known for years mate but some things just don’t come on. Show me another locksmith who’s stupid enough to put up this bypass. There are loads of videos on it but are private and shared via locksmith groups. I shared this video on a Facebook group for locksmiths, why do you think it’s got so many dislikes, the guy who posted this is showing everyone how to bypass the lock. His method is slightly wrong but still.
Like fire? It could kill!
It needs to be improved, and this was no bypass but decoding lol