Does anyone know the factory code for the Sentry A5835?

As far as I am aware there is no such thing as a Factory Reset Code otherwise every burglar in the world would be using it. You can ask Sentry Safe, but they charge and you need a signed affidavit that the safe is yours, and the serial number, BUT your husband has changed it.

You can use the key to open it, they all have a key in case the battery goes flat.

Or you can just open it with a rare earth puck magnet. They are not at all secure!

https://www.google.com/search?q=Sentry+Digital+Safe+open+without+tools

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• Open your Sentry safe by typing the five-digit factory code (found in your owner's manual) on the keypad. It's always a good idea to change your combination while the safe is open, so that you don't inadvertently lock yourself out.
• Delete any existing codes by pressing the "P" key and entering the factory code, followed by "00000." On older safes, press the "PROG" key and entering your factory code twice to delete old codes.
• Press the "PROG" or "P" key again on your Sentry safe's keypad.
• Enter your safe's five-digit factory code.
• Enter a five-digit code of your choosing within 5 seconds. This is your user code. While the factory code cannot be changed, your user code can be changed as often as you like, and that should be your primary code to open the safe. Only you should know your safe's factory code.
• Retype the user code to verify it is working, and then close the safe.

The factory code combination to your electronic lock will remain in the memory of the unit - even if the batteries go dead. Any use programmed codes will be lost if the batteries lose power. The Sentry programmed factory code is always your default code.

If you do not know your factory code, you can follow this link for your combination retrieval:

http://www.sentrysafeshop.com/Lost-Combination-Sentry-Safe-Combination-p/lost%20combination.htm

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My name is Bruce

I hate to tell you, I just had this same problem on a brand new safe (x-mas present) and ended up having to crack it open. Unfortunately, from my extensive research on this problem on Sentry Safes it turns out that they use an encoded IC chip on the solenoid and if either a serial wire breaks going to the board or the IC chip fails, you get the 5 beep-of-death error. Needless to say, I'm thoroughly disappointed in Sentry and will discourage anyone from purchasing their products!

The factory code combination to your electronic lock will remain in the memory of the unit - even if the batteries go dead. Any use programmed codes will be lost if the batteries lose power. The Sentry programmed factory code is always your default code.

If you do not know your factory code, you can follow this link for your combination retrieval:

http://www.sentrysafeshop.com/Lost-Combination-Sentry-Safe-Combination-p/lost%20combination.htm

would you know the factory recovery code for sentry 1610 as
i lost it or it is locked in my safe. My battery has been dead
for some time and I think it lost it's memory.

http://www.sentrysafe.com

instructions are located link above.

mj

If there is a reset combination it's unlikely anyone is going to tell you otherwise you would have free access to any other locked Sentry safe. A locksmith who deals with the brand or Sentry themselves will probably be able to do it for you if it's possible.