Netatmo e Somfy annunciano la compatibilità del Termostato e delle Valvole Termostatiche Intelligenti con il box TaHoma per la casa connessa.
You’re standing on your front step after getting home from work, a trip or an errand, and all you want to do is get inside. But then...just as you turn your key in the door lock, it breaks in two! A piece remains in the lock and you realise you’re locked out. So, what’s the best way to remove the broken piece of key from the lock? Here’s our handy guide with some tips on how to get your key out of the lock and prevent it happening again. There’s more than one way to go about it: tweezers, glue, a blade, an extractor kit... The right tool will depend on your situation. If you’re looking to save money, you may like to try one of the DIY methods below before calling out a locksmith. You might just save yourself a tidy sum!
Depending on the type of lock you have and how the key broke off in it, some methods will work and others will not. It’s always best to consult a professional if you have any doubts or difficulties.
The cost of removing a broken key from a lock can vary depending on the type of lock and the complexity of the problem. The price will also depend on the tools you use to remove the stuck piece of key, and whether you have to call upon a professional locksmith.
In general, when you call a locksmith for help, the price includes:
Depending on your home insurance, lock repair costs may be covered. However, this depends on your insurance company and the specific terms of your policy.