Jsh digital safe ...... I changed the batteries in my safe today and not when I try to enter a code all I get is “no date” on the screen ? Can anybody please help

If you have an older model Jsh digital safe, you may need to power it up in order to use it. To do this, you will need to locate the power cord and plug it into an outlet. Once the safe is plugged in, you should see a green light on the control panel.

If the safe does not power up, you may need to troubleshoot it. If your Jsh digital safe won't power up, the first thing you should do is check the power cord. Make sure that it is plugged into an outlet and that the outlet is working.

If the cord is plugged in and the outlet is working, the next thing you should check is the control panel. Make sure that the power switch is in the ON position. If the power switch is in the OFF position, the safe will not power up.

If the power cord is plugged in and the outlet is working, but the safe still won't power up, there may be a problem with the control panel. The control panel may be faulty or there may be a loose connection.

To troubleshoot this problem, you will need to open up the control panel and check the connections. If you have checked the power cord, the outlet, and the control panel, and the safe still won't power up, there may be a problem with the battery.

The battery may be dead or there may be a loose connection. To troubleshoot this problem, you will need to open up the control panel and check the connections.

If you have checked the power cord, the outlet, the control panel, and the battery, and the safe still won't power up, there may be a problem with the safe itself.

The safe may be damaged or there may be a loose connection. To troubleshoot this problem, you will need to contact a Jsh digital safe technician.

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Have you managed to sort your safe out ? I have the same problem after changing batteries today

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Reference: Paisley Electronic Push Code Safe
Item # 5661462
Purchased at Justice. May be one of the following design/colors: 1. Pink and black 2. neon green 3. tye-dye (all in zebra pattern, I believe)

To gain access to safe without code proceed with the following simple instructions:

Use a screw driver to access batteries on the bottom of the safe. Remove all three AA batteries.
WAIT AT LEAST TEN SECONDS before reinserting betteries to functional position. Replace screw. Key in default passcode "0000#" Safe will now be unlocked and upon opening you can reset passcode. Hold down the "*" and when voice prompted to "key in passcode" enter new 4 digit code followed by the # sign... HOLD "*" until completed code with "#" You will hear the voice command, "enter passcode" after each digit entered. [Press & hold "*" (1234) press "#" release "*"] Close safe and new passcode should be set and work properly. If not, enter default "0000#" and try to reset once again.

Press: Program 2x, enter a digit user-code (green led remains on), enter the 5 digit user pin (of your choice except 00000). After 5 digits entered, the green LED turns off.

i am a locksmith that has worked on several of these. The safe is manufactuered with three types of lock mechanisms 1. combo dial 2. digital 3. advanced digital the advanced digital is what you have there are no green lights on it. look at the manual carefully there are 2 seperate sections on the digital key pads yours will be the second.

Go to http://wii.marcansoft.com/parental.psp and enter your confirmation number there, and select the Date that your Wii is showing.

(Note, this 5 digit Master key changes every day, and is also tied to the specific console, but if you go to the site I mentioned above, you can get the correct Master Key for your console, for whatever Today's date is. (Make sure your Wii is set to Today's date.))