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Similar thing happened to my neighbour, only it was on a door. Luckily, it was under guarantee and, with aid of a phone call, a chap turned up within a couple of hours.
He used a thin-blade-scraper, which he forced into the closing edge, then hammered it down the length of the door to disengage the catches. He then unscrewed the locking mechanism and replaced with new.
He used a thin-blade-scraper, which he forced into the closing edge, then hammered it down the length of the door to disengage the catches. He then unscrewed the locking mechanism and replaced with new.
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