Anti-misoperation door lock

An anti-misoperation door lock, comprising a door lock panel, a lock rod, a gripping assembly, and a transmission member, wherein the gripping assembly is rotatable relative to the door lock panel, the lock rod is connected to the transmission member, and the transmission member is configured to drive the lock rod to rotate when the transmission member rotates;

• the anti-misoperation door lock further comprises:
• a clutch assembly, movably arranged on the gripping assembly, wherein the gripping assembly is configured to drive the clutch assembly to rotate about a rotation axis of the gripping assembly when the gripping assembly rotates, the clutch assembly is configured to move axially along the rotation axis of the gripping assembly under an external force, and the clutch assembly has an initial state and a driving state;
• when the clutch assembly is in the initial state, the clutch assembly is spaced apart from the transmission member;
• when the clutch assembly is in the driving state, the clutch assembly is connected to the transmission member;
• and
• a switching assembly, having at least a first position and a second position relative to the gripping assembly and selectively arranged in the first position or the second position;
• when the switching assembly is in the first position, the clutch assembly is switchable between the initial state and the driving state;
• when the switching assembly is in the second position, the switching assembly is connected to the clutch assembly, and the clutch assembly is kept in the driving state;
• wherein the clutch assembly comprises a first abutting face, and the first abutting face is arranged facing away from the transmission member;
• the switching assembly comprises a second abutting face, and the second abutting face is arranged facing the first abutting face;
• when the switching assembly is in the first position and the clutch assembly is in the driving state, the first abutting face and the second abutting face are spaced apart from each other;
• when the switching assembly is in the second position, the first abutting face abuts against the second abutting face.