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this step by step guide should help you reset the lock, if its not the exact same lock, its the closest thing that Yale currently makes. Be aware you cannot reset locks like these unless they are open already, atleast not to my knowledge
You can't. Make sure the cylinder is in the upright position, and tap the lock on a bench face down (very hard) it may dislodge it enough to grab it with some tweezers.If no luck, throw it away.
Look sorry to say but you have created a mess. Now what you have to do is to visit the San Francisco Locksmith website and see the manual guide to fix it. The better option is to hire their services or contact with them to know about fixing this issue.
I researched the model number with no success. I assume that you live in the United States as this is a Britain-based company. So I'm providing you with a link to their US support information:
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