Reset GE magnetic key holder

It's a Safe! There is no Reset Code, or any thief could open it.

Although called 'Safes', they are anything but 'safe'. There are many ways to open them. There are many YouTube videos showing how to open them. There is the bump method, the bounce method and the rare earth magnet method. The YouTube channel of 'The Lockpicking Lawyer' recently opened a new Sentry Safe in 3 minutes with a standard circular saw with tungsten tipped teeth. He just cut the front off it. Have you tried the default code?

Default Code

Operating Instructions for ESL10 Electronic Safe Lock

https://www.imlss.com > pdf > Amsec_ESL10

PDF
Your AMSEC ESL10 Electronic Safe Lock has a Factory Combination of. C-1-2-3-4-5-6-#. To open the lock, simply press the "C" key to clear and wake up the electronics and enter the code plus # key...

Rare Earth Magnet Opening

Videos

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YouTube · Jolly Peanut Apr. 1, 2018 Open a Safe with no Tools

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I move the Category from Computers to Safes.
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1) test the outlet wall with a desklamp, if the lamp turn On THE circuit is o.k otherwise, the problem is fuse blown or c. breaker tripped, reset or replace fuse.
2) test the power cord for open or faulty. with VOM usin continuity
3) test the fuse y/o c.breaker inside of machine and reset or replace.
4) Turn on the machine if the machine keep the same simpton, test the key(magnet) the key is a magnet, test vs your magnet from seal magnet of your refrigerator for atraction or repulsion, if doesnot pass the test replace the magnet from some hardware like home depot.
and PROOF again, can be work. see the block,
Otherwise if the problem keep you must call some tech profesional, maybe you have Main switch open or defective and need replace, or power supply, capacitor, transformer, etc defective. or faulty.
God bless you

1) test the receptacle wall, plug a desklamp for to see if work if is working go
2( testing the power cord for open or defective.
3) reset the machine
4) test the fuse for blown and replace
5) test the c.breaker for tripped and reset again.
6) test the key, the key is small magnet, you can test with your magnet refrigerator with atraction or repulse, if doesnot replace the magnet from home depot.
God bless you

1_ reset the machine, disconnect the machine.
2) test the magnet, the key is magnet, test for attraction or repulsion with the magnet from your refrigerator, if do not pass the test replace the magnet.
3) replace and go and buy in homedepot for little price!

God bless you

Double check the alignment of the sensor and magnet, the house may have settled and the alignment may have changed enough to show the fault / set the alarm off. There should be a notch or series of notches on the transmitter, make sure the magnet is centered on that. Also make sure the gap between the two is as small as you get it and still able to operate the windows (both vertically and horizontally). If all that checks out, you could have a tamper switch (GE uses a spring to hold it down) that is not getting fully depressed. or, you may have a bad transmitter. If it is the spring, you may be able to stretch it out a little to ensure good pressure on the tamper switch.

Take the small part (the magnet) off of the dr or dr framemove it around the large part (the contact) and see if it clears. If you cant see the control panel/keypad from the dr you may need help. As you move the maget around the contact slowly you want to see if the zone clears. My guess is the magnet is is not in they right place. if you open the cover on the contact the magnet should be parallel to the reed switch(a glass tube about 3/4"long).GL.

The S410 watch is not designed to pick up a bike speed censor.

Detach the sensor from your bicycle.
1. Open the sensor by removing the two small screws, counter-clockwise, with a small screwdriver.
2. Lift the case off carefully. Hold the sensor cover upwards so that the PCBA (printed circuit board assembled) stays in the case.
3. Remove the PCBA carefully.
4. Press the battery holder gently. Release a hook of the holder from the opposite side of the PCBA and lift the holder upwards. Remove the old battery.
5. Insert a new battery with the plus (+) side facing up and press the battery housing gently so that it is attached to the PCBA at all corners.
6. Put the PCBA back into place. Attach the magnet by rotating it around the spoke before putting the metal cover on the magnet. Install the magnet at the same level as the sensor. The magnet must be facing the speed sensor. Or Attach the screw magnet to a spoke at the same level as the sensor. The magnet must be facing the speed sensor. Fine-tune the positioning of both the magnet and the sensor so that the magnet passes the sensor closely but does not touch it. The maximum distance between
the speed sensor and the spoke magnet should be 0.2"/ 5 mm. Once positioned correctly, tighten the cable ties securely and cut off any excess cable tie ends.

note: when you take apart and put back together the seal will no longer be watertight as these are pressure sealed.

all that lid pad is ;is a strong magnet in plastic. find a strong magnet in a craft store. fridge magnets wont work they arent strong enough.

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Normal 0 If the mouse doesn't have a little door to open on the bottom, then try this. Just behind the Left and Right keys where your hand rests, apply firm pressure down on the cover and slide to the rear. Some mouse manufactures have used this type of access to replace the batteries.
Hope this helps. Bud

Maytag's service center emailed me back saying that I needed to purchase a magnet for the right side of the lid, even after I sent them photos of the lid. There is no magnet on the right side, so don't be fooled! The lid comes apart fairly easily. First, with a screwdriver, apply a little downward pressure and pry out the center liquid/powder holder. It is hinged on the bottom and will come right out. Next, pull out on the bottom corners and the lid liner will come straight down. Now you can verify that the magnet (on the left side!) is there and seated correctly. If that is the case, go ahead and reassemble. Unplug the washer. Lift up the top portion of the washer (at the crease). You may need a screwdriver to pry up on it. I didn't. I just pulled up on it. It comes up fairly easily. Now you can see the locks, mounted with one bolt on either side. Inspect the wiring for any wear or damage. Next, remove the locks one at a time, unhook the wire connector and plug them back in. Reassemble. Leave the lid up (not sure if it matters, but I did) and plug the washer back in. That's all I did and it worked! The "od" alarm didn't come back.