Locks & Locksmithing - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

notify steelcraft -your owners manual -or a locksmith

Here is a website for your reference, you can find supports on www.dieselgeneratortech.com

Home Depot contact information in link below: https://mans.io/item/defiant/g7x2d01aa

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q65rBwVvLDs https://fccid.io/NUL450412ZWV/User-Manual/Users-Manual-3342158

I read this elsewhere. it's worth a try..."I had the same problem, batteries dead and i could not find the keys. I read on the internet that if you get a hairdryer, and heat up the front of the safe where the keypad is and where the spare key goes in this will work, i thought anything is worth a try. So i held the hairdryer there for a bout 15 mins and what happens is the heat slowly boosts the battery life, enabling you to open the safe. You will notice that you start to get a beep noise from the key pad. even though i was getting a beep from the pad it didnt open straight away but after about 10 mins i retried the code and it worked. Make sure you replace the batteries immediately before closing the safe again "

Here is a link to a Hunker web page describing in detail the setup you require. https://www.hunker.com/13419338/instructions-for-an-electronic-digital-safe

ask the maker, only they have a cure. (their design !) you posted with no maker of safe told nor model. impossible question. btw some have hidden key, but you lost that too..

Probably not! Sounds like something was damaged besides the plug. Clicking could be a tooth on the gear was damaged and now slips. The way I repair or determine what's wrong with locks is to take them off and start by manually operating the strike and then check / test the rest of the lock as I assemble it back to the door. If the gear is damaged, you should be able to see that once the lock is disassembled. Cross your fingers you find some debris in the lock and thats all....

To change the combination on a Set-Your-Own combination lock model 646D, 647D, or 646T, follow these steps:

• With dials at 0-0-0, pull out shackle.
• Turn shackle counterclockwise 90° (1/4 turn) and press it down.
• Continue pressing shackle and turn another 90° (1/4 turn).
• Set the dials to your own combination.
• Turn shackle clockwise back to the original 90° position. Lift and return shackle to closed position.

talk to safewell https://www.safesworld.com/

Perhaps you were given the wrong key when you purchased the lock, it happens sometimes. If the lock is new take it back to where you got it from. Have it replace with another one, check that the key works before you leave. If not new a visit to a locksmith is the best bet. Regards Geoff

Details, which safe is it?

There are two Philips head screws that hold the inside cover in place; a manual screwdriver is better than a power one. The screws are positioned close to the 12 and 6 o'clock (12-hour clock) positions around the lever handle. Thus the top screw is below the manual lock; there may be a cover partially hiding the fastener. The manual for the FE595 is available from Schlage here: https://www.schlage.com/content/dam/sch-us/documents/pdf/installation-manuals/23780042.pdf . Make sure to look at the picture for your lock since the manual covers at least three models of keypad locks. A better picture may be in the installation guide here: https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfimages/cf/cfae64fe-e7be-4146-bc26-4803ec302d5e.pdf . Try carefully running a utility knife or other thin blade between the inside cover and the rest of the lock housing on the door. You may have some dirt sealing the two sections of plastic together. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

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]

Hi Debbie- I found this youtube video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjrTTlxWTIY Hope this helps.

there should be an access code maybe on the back of the device, if you have mounted it, remove it and inspect the back of it for code also check for code anywhere inside the the advertisement from package. if you bought it from a neighbor and it was opened, give it back,,,nice try

https://www.schlage.com/en/home/support/faqs.html Click on support https://www.schlage.com/en/home/faq.html?the-schlage-button-won-t-lock-my-lock

Thats a job for a locksmith locally.

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Gunsafes are meant to be difficult to open. I'm unsure as to your logic in the novel use of that 9v battery, all it would have done was to short circuit the battery.

Remington's own website gives you only one option if you're a US resident, "Contact Liberty Safes, the licensee, at 800-247-5625 for assistance with obtaining the combination to your safe.

If your safe is a low cost model and you need access quickly then you'll have to cut the safe open, but more expensive models are resistant to this form of attack and the safe will need to be scrapped and replaced afterwards.