Lubrication is imperative. Locks consist of numerous small moving parts, and in order to keep them working correctly, they need lubrication. Make sure to use something like WD-40 or Tri-Flow, because these will not leave residue that will ?gum? up the small parts inside your locks. Just a small squirt where you insert the key could save you a lot of money in the future. Especially here in Massachusetts, the weather can really hurt your locks, so it is vital to keep them lubricated. Take a close look at your key. Every key has ?hills? and ?valleys? and if the slopes have become less sheer and the key looks worn out, it might not work much longer. Bring it to your local locksmith and have them decode it and cut a ?key by code.? This will make it work like new. Don?t force it.

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The deed is somewhere in a huge storage locker of relatively unsorted papers. I do have the keys to the old locks, I need a locksmith to change them out, not give me access to the building.

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