I changed my batterys a couple days ago. now my safe won't open even when i'm using code 159 A or B. And i lost my key years ago?.

Input the new code (1-8 digits then press A or B button, it shall be confirmed by two beeps indicating the new code has been accepted and stored. If the yellow light and buzzer beeps 3 times the code is invalid - try again Emergency Key - store in secure place NOT inside the safe. To ensure the batteries have been installed correctly test before closing the door. 2 bolt locking mechanism, opens with a digital code or emergency key. Floor or wall mountable, immediately locks out after 3 invalid code attempts. Durable steel construction, model Name 24/7 Digital Safe, material, galvanised steel. Opening the safe a. Pre-set factory code 159 b. Input 159 (the yellow light will flash and the buzzer will beep then press B or A button, the green light will be on, rotate the knob clockwise, pull outwards, the door is opened Closing the safe: close the door, input the code (the green light.

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You either need to destroy the safe to open it or call a locksmith.

Hi,
I assume you have been able to open it with the key code up till now?
Its possible the batteries are flat. Most digital safes only have access to the batteries once it is open.
If you can access the batteries from outside try replacing them.
If the safe is only a cheap model use an angle grinder to cut it open, or take it a locksmith.
Good luck,
Steve

Hello,
I bought the safe executive CS-2 less than a year ago,
Couple of month ago started to hear beep all the time with ready led switched on, I thought it might be the batteries, I changed them but same problem, I thought maybe it needs new code, I changed it but still the same?
I appreciate your feed back
Thanks
Mohamed

Without the keys and safe code you will need to call a locksmith. Even then they might be skeptical about opening the safe for you. There should not be any "backdoor" way of opening the safe for security reasons otherwise it defeats the reason for having the safe. I would contact the safe manufacturer for further instructions or you will need to cut open the safe if the locksmith and manufacturer cannot help you.

hi : about the stockwell safe ex200----- 2535-EA

if the safe still has charged batteries you can deactivate any sceurity code by access through a small hole on the rear of the safe, if you can get to the rear area of the safe.. You need a long screwdriver to reach to the inside of the front of the door . Their is a reset button on the inside of the door in the lower right corner area( "B" button) on the end - not on the flat face surface of the door but on the vertical face( hing plate). You'll have to feel around and push the screwdriver sideways to push the button in.it will beep . YAHOO- YUH DID IT !!!. Then you can reset your own code.if you need further instructions call me . icq. 33819110 or [email protected]

If the batteries are flat you will need a key to open your safe, the keyhole is usually under a plastic cover on the front of the door.
If the batteries were getting low a light should have warned you.
Hope this helps.

The operating instructions on the ES20 as per the crappy manual:

Open safe using emergency key provided

Insert batteries in the box inside the door

Opening the safe
a. pre-set factory code 159
b. input 159 (the yellow light will flash and the buzzer will beep), then press B or A button, the green light will be on, rotate the knob clockwise, pull outwards, the door is opened

Closing the safe: close the door, input the code (the green light will flash for 5 secs). Turn the knob anti clockwise, the control system will activate and the safe will be locked

Changing the code: open the safe, press the red button located inside the door, the yellow light will go on indicating the code can be changed. Input the new code (1-8 digits), then press A or B button, it shall be confirmed by two beeps indicating the new code has been accepted and stored. If the yellow light and buzzer beeps 3 times the code is invalid - try again

Emergency Key - store in secure place NOT inside the safe. Remove the override cover in the centre of the face of Safe (its a silver plastic panel with Sandleford Electronic Safe ES20 on it), insert override key (a cyclinder key) - hidden underneath the override cover panel - and turn anti clockwise, rotate the knob clockwise to open door

Changing the Battery - If the red and green light are on this indicates that the batteries are low and require changing. To ensure the batteries have been installed correctly test before closing the door

References:
1. Operating instructions EA Electronic Safe
2. http://www.secustar.com/products-en/estype-safe.htm

Press 159 - safe will beep for each number pressed on the key pad, Then press A or B, the green light will come on. Rotate the knob clockwise and pull the door open.