poxy cheap safe!
mate has a digital safe he bought from homebase a couple of years back
the key pad still works but doesnt accept the pin number anymore
obviously these safes have overide keys but dont help when youve lost them too!
any ideas? anglegrinder or drill the hell out of the key hole or something?!
can see why it only cost £25 now
the key pad still works but doesnt accept the pin number anymore

obviously these safes have overide keys but dont help when youve lost them too!

any ideas? anglegrinder or drill the hell out of the key hole or something?!
can see why it only cost £25 now
its this one, battery hasnt gone flat, its just playing up and forgotten its pin number
http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs...ity%7C10482974
http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs...ity%7C10482974
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Mine does the exact same and I've lost my keys to it as well (put them somewhere safe but can't remember where......lol) I just keep putting the pin in until it works sometimes takes 20 or so goes....
Steve
Steve
depends on the safe
the cheap ones are easy, you need to get access to the wire for the motor, some are real easy the emergency key hole open is behind a scew in panel, you can use a tool to pry int here and hookt he wire out put a batter on it and it opens only takes a couple mins
others you will have to drill an get in there and fish round for the wire.
the cheap ones are easy, you need to get access to the wire for the motor, some are real easy the emergency key hole open is behind a scew in panel, you can use a tool to pry int here and hookt he wire out put a batter on it and it opens only takes a couple mins
others you will have to drill an get in there and fish round for the wire.
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