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Decoder for opening locks BRICARD CHIFFRAL 2 (France)
Text in the video: Today we have such locks, Bricard. Unfortunately, they have been already tried to be opened with an impression tin foil tool, unsuccessfully, and after that they open badly even with their own key. But the decoder did it. What is special about these locks? They are identical to the Cisa RS3. But they have a modified profile, they are mirrored, that is, vice versa. Cisa does not fit here, everything else is the same. How do we open? For the side pins... these are the side pins, make sure the handle is up, and that's how we do it. For the top pins, take the tension off and do it like this. Let's try now. We are not in a hurry. Be sure to insert the tool all the way. We do not press hard according clicks. When the rotor itself or the plug, as it is called, has turned a little, you can set the top pins. But you still have to correct the bottom positions, the side ones too. Here on the top, here on the sides. It may happen that it is overpressed, in that case we use this screw to return. Until the characteristic click. Upper pins, just hold the tool, no need to press. Here, you see, this lock has been tried to be opened with an impression tool with foil. It goes very hard, but goes. Here, you can even see that it wedges. Here, it is clear that it is damaged. So the foil impression tool doesn't work for these locks. Next lock. No attempt was made to open it with an impression tool, but it is old lock. Now we are opening to the right side. Now okay. Top pins. We make it easier. We practically do not apply tension. Hold the tool. You can also make movements in this way. Correct the side ones. Necessarily. Done, unlocked. And now I will show you that all the pins are there. Here is.
