Sportlock SafeLock Biometric Fingerprint Electronic Gun Safe 00082 I have never been able to open it since purchased a few years ago, not even with the key. Is there another override option to open safe.

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This manual will answer both of your questions.
http://www.sentrysafe.com/pdfs/OwnersManuals/501664.pdf

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You will probably have to call a locksmith who specializes in digital safes, or you can contact hardline and give them the serial no. of the save and proof of purchase to get the code or key. You will probably need proof of purchase for the locksmith to.

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First I would try the original numbers to see if you did change it. If the original numbers work then you need to start over. If they don't work then the new numbers you installed are there and you need to figure out what you punched in not what you meant to punch in.
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After opening the electronic safe (with the pre-set factory code of 159B) locate the small red button on the
inside of the door near the hinge.
2. Press the red button and then release it, you will hear a beep. DO NOT SHUT THE DOOR UNTIL YOU HAVE CONFIRMED THAT YOUR NEW SECURITY CODE HAS BEEN ENTERED CORRECTLY.
3. With the door open, enter your own personal security code, which can be 3- 8 digits long, and confirm your new code by pressing the letter “B” on the electronic touch pad. Before you close the door, try the new security code to make sure the lock release the knob so you can turn it and retract the live action locking bolts.
If the code fails, go through steps 1-3 again. If the code works successfully, then you should lock the safe. When you open the safe in the future enter the security code you have set followed by the letter “B” and turn the knob.

If the incorrect security code is entered 3 times you will have an automatic lockout for 20 seconds before you can try your code again. If the incorrect security code is entered 3 additional times there will be a 5- minute lockout before the code can be tried again.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
This safe uses 4- AA batteries. Under normal use, batteries will last about 1 year. When the battery is low, a red light will come on warning you that the battery is low. To test the batteries, enter your security code. If the batteries are low the red light located in the middle of the top of the keypad will start to flash.

To replace the batteries, open the safe door with your security code and turn the knob. Push the batteries cover plate, which is located on the back of the door, and replace the old batteries.
YOU MUST PROGRAME YOUR SECURITY CODE AFTER YOU REPLACE THE BATTERIES. SEE STEPS 1- 3 UNDER “ENTERING YOUR SECURITY CODE”.
TROUBLE KEY
A “Trouble key” has been provided in case you forget or lose your security code. Remove the small central panel from the front of the faceplate. Insert the key and turn it counter clockwise. Then turn the knob on the door towards the right. This will manually open your safe. If you lose your key, you may purchase a replacement key by referencing the serial number located under the central panel by the lock.
MAINTENANCE FOR KEY AND ELECTRONIC SAFE
If the door of the safe starts to rub on the door frame, open the door per the instructions above. By the door hinges you will find a threaded stem. Use an Allen wrench to tighten the threaded stem. This will help realign the door and give you trouble free access to the contents of your safe.

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No. If you've forgotten the combination and lost the override key then all that's left is to cut the safe open with, say, an angle grinder.

Calling a locksmith out isn't an option: all they'll do is to cut it open and charge you at least £80 plus possibly the cost of a cutting disc for the service. It makes no economic sense when you can replace your safe for less than £30.

Note that as your safe is a really cheap and basic model with lots of plastic parts, you may even be able to smash it open by destroying the front of the door to access the door bolt mechanism. It's also not hardened against drilling, so you may decide to drill a pilot hole and then saw a hole into the safe.

Sorry, this may not be the answer you hoped for, but if safes were really easy to open without the keys/combination then they wouldn't be safe. Luckily yours is still very easy to open using basic household tools.

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