MRN19 bitting

[kobblers]

Can someone give me the bitting for this Leyland code - preferably not from Instacode as I don't know if the info in there is correct as my customer's key isn't working.

Thanks. Rick.

[grahamparker]

Seen many of these over the years and codes have always been correct. Issues can be a locksmith has moved the wafer positions(I have done this hundreds of times myself) to stop lost keys operating. Also worn wafers due to age, also worn out profile so the key rocks when you press the key once the shoulder is aligned lifting the wafers higher than required. Can be difficult to get a key to operate correctly even cutting a new key to code.

[Auto Key Wizard]

If the key was in the lock any issue could be viewed
or a blank inserted would reveal the bitting

[kobblers]

7 minutes ago, Auto Key Wizard said:

If the key was in the lock any issue could be viewed
or a blank inserted would reveal the bitting

Yeah, Am waiting on another piccie.

Rick.

[kobblers]

Here it is. I can't read from wafer heights so any help is appreciated.

Rick.

[Auto Key Wizard]

With MRN19 31121 in the core
Wafer 1 must be shallower than a 3 depth, wafer 2 and 3 are same depth and must be deeper that a 1 depth

It can only be either
MRN09 13321
MRN14 22221