Soldato
KizZ said:
Lucky you had that, he'd have been "Lost" without it
Ahhhrg, i'm an idiot..
- Thread starter OzZie
- Start date
Lucky you had that, he'd have been "Lost" without it
OzZie said:Phew, found the key up in the loft. Opens up fine, but doesnt want to comply in giving me a known combination. Great.
It should have a reset button (pin type) or a battery you can take out for a few mins to let the code reset to the factory one.
Some safes have emergency keys to open it up when the battery has failed resetting the code.
Look for a reset switch inside it somewhere. It normally resides behind the code entry contraption.
Can you find the manual?
Some units factory codes are 0000 or 1111 etc.
Soldato
- Joined
- 2 Nov 2004
- Posts
- 24,654
Just tap 1337 into the digital lock for maximum safe-opening skillz
Soldato
- Joined
- 2 Nov 2004
- Posts
- 24,654
Zip said:I cant believe u rememberd that code
And I cant believe you didn't notice it was a straight copy/paste from the guys sig above my post
Err no lol they're the numbers off LOSTSiriusB said:Is that one of those standard codes used on safes before the buyer changes it? Locksmiths know all these codes so its a good idea to change the code on your safe if you buy one
SiriusB
Associate
cleanbluesky said:
Nah thats this weeks lottery numbers!
Soldato
- Joined
- 12 May 2005
- Posts
- 12,631
Wryel said:
Best solution TBH
Hope you get it opened and everything turns out ok
Man of Honour
I hope your dad spanks your thieving backside
Trigger said:Eh? Come again?
@OP, you need to find the instruction manual and find the default factory code- then you should be able to reset it
Rubbish safe if you can reset it with a factory code lol.
Surely there's a key hole or something?
Craig.
Associate
You can only reset the code if you can open the door either with the original code or an emergancy key.
Associate
ballistic said:
LMAO!
Seriously, why do I laugh at this?
Soldato
Soldato
Get to level 100 in lockpicking and you'll be opening that safe in no time.