A key that goes in easily but fights on the way out is nearly always a worn key, a cylinder full of grit, or a plug that isn’t returning fully to its rest position. It is a warning, not a fault. Keys that stick coming out are the ones that snap off a fortnight later….
A deadbolt that won’t turn is nearly always one of three things: grit and corrosion inside the cylinder, a bolt binding against a strike that has moved, or a worn key that no longer matches the pins. The lock itself is rarely the problem. Forcing it is how a stiff lock becomes a snapped key….
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