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Yes. Even when the electronics operate normally, a misaligned door can prevent the mechanical bolt from extending or retracting correctly.

Is rekeying the same as repairing a lock?

No. Rekeying changes which key operates a compatible lock. Repair addresses a physical or mechanical fault.

Should I replace a lock that frequently jams?

That depends on why it jams. A technician should first determine whether the problem comes from the key, cylinder, alignment or internal mechanism.

Diagnose the Cause Before Replacing the Hardware

A door that refuses to lock correctly does not automatically need an entirely new locking system.

The underlying problem may be a worn key, slightly dropped door, loose hinge, shifted strike plate, damaged cylinder, failing handle, smart-lock alignment issue or an internal component that requires attention.

The most effective approach is to inspect the complete door and understand why the symptoms are occurring.

Once the actual cause has been identified, the appropriate solution may involve adjustment, key replacement, repair, rekeying, cylinder replacement or installation of new hardware.

Diagnosing first not only avoids unnecessary replacement but also helps restore smooth, dependable operation and ensures the entrance can be secured properly when it matters most.

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