Cleaning gal misset combination, 3200 is now locked and she can't open box. Is there any override method. If not what type of drill bit should I use to gain access to inside of box to get if off house wall?
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call a locksmith, he may be able to help. a good tool you could use is an angle grinder or welder.
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My sis-in-law's unit came with the chuck assembly not fully bedded (not installed) thus when you twisted the chuck to open it, it wouldn't. I had to reinstall it by pressing down on it firmly but once it was fixed the chuck opens when you twist clockwise (with the bit insertion hole facing you) to letter "R" and then you insert the bit then twist counter-clockwise back to "S". The unit didn't come with any instructions but they emailed it a few days after I received it. Would've been nice had they emailed it right after it was ordered. If you haven't received the instructions, reach out to the seller or leave your email and I'll be happy to forward them to you.
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I had the same issue when I operated the saw with a short blade: the toll less mechanism blocked. I used WD40, jiggled the blade, and used pliers to push the lever of the tool less mechanism into the open position--then I was able to remove the blade. The tool less mechanism worked fine after that.
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I gave this to my DIL. She couldn't get the toolbox out, either. I hope someone else has a good answer for you.
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Put in a fake combination after you close and lock it. I really never had the problem you're having, but tricking it with a fake combo is the only way I can think to arm it. Then it seems you'd need to put in the correct combo to open it. Good luck. If that doesn't work, contact the manufacturer about a fix or replace ment.
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Well, like most things in life - it's simple, just not easy. While you can pull the bits out the front of the holders for quick removal, you can only replace them by sliding them into the top of the holder. Make sure the profile of the bit matches the profile of the holder (align points to points, faces to faces). Insert aligned bit into top of holder at approx a 5-10 degree angle to the end of the first "claw". Rotate bit so it is parallel to holder and finish inserting until fully seated. Unfortunately, it's not a one handed, or speedy, operation. You may have to do what others and myself have done; just leave them banging around loose in the case until the job is done, then replace the bits correctly as part of your job clean-up.
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Open lock box door. Remove rubber plug , top right hand corner inside cover, and slide the reset lever in direction of arrow. Holding lever over, enter new combination. Check that combination works, then slide lever back, insert rubber plug. Done. Hope this helps.
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I had the same problem. Swollen battery and I couldn't get it to budge. A google search that worked for me was to take a drill with a skinny bit and drill down into the battery, making sure you only drill down half way through the battery. Remove the drill. Use a hex key small enough to insert into the hole you made, or a skinny nail. I had the wife hold onto the remote and I took a hammer and started tapping on the hex key until the battery eventually pride out. I did slide a metal nail file under the battery to provide the lift needed to remove the batter from the compartment as it is sunken down in the remote. I ordered a replacement batter here for around 18 bucks. Hope this is helpful. I had the same problem. Swollen battery and I couldn't get it to budge. A google search that worked for me was to take a drill with a skinny bit and drill down into the battery, making sure you only drill down half way through the battery. Remove the drill. Use a hex key small enough to insert into the hole you made, or a skinny nail. I had the wife hold onto the remote and I took a hammer and started tapping on the hex key until the battery eventually pride out. I did slide a metal nail file under the battery to provide the lift needed to remove the batter from the compartment as it is... » Read More I had the same problem. Swollen battery and I couldn't get it to budge. A google search that worked for me was to take a drill with a skinny bit and drill down into the battery, making sure you only drill down half way through the battery. Remove the drill. Use a hex key small enough to insert into the hole you made, or a skinny nail. I had the wife hold onto the remote and I took a hammer and started tapping on the hex key until the battery eventually pride out. I did slide a metal nail file under the battery to provide the lift needed to remove the batter from the compartment as it is sunken down in the remote. I ordered a replacement batter here for around 18 bucks. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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Hi! You have to push & hold the silver button to unscrew or loosen the drill head. Once you loosen the drill head you can let go of the silver button. You can now put the drill bit in and then tighten the drill head. The silver button should pop back up once the drill head is tighten. Let me know if that helps you at all.
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If you look on the cover plate it has a code. Plug that in into google and i found only web cite with an engineer type who mentioned which boxes worked. The company cite it useless. In the end its best to roll the dice and buy it. There are two types as I recall and you want to buy the older of the two models.
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Make sure the lock/key slot is free of any debris... I got some dirt inline and had a devil of a time locking the unit. WD-40 should do the trick.
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It takes a while to get used too.Did you assign a number to your code? Your code will start with that number 1xxx or 2xxx or 3xxx.Next once you enter your code, you have to press the # key and then you get a buzzing noise. You now have about 10 seconds to open the door.If all else fails there is a reset code. I cant help you here, your individual reset code will be in the instructions
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I push it through the base using a fingernail or the bit that is currently removed, from top to bottom.EDIT: I see from the earlier replies I have been doing it wrong. :)
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Yikes. You may be up that infamous, stinky creek. One choice is crow-barring it open, which will ruin the safe and maybe damage your 2X4 studs and dry wall. One hope is that you can find the serial number (not the model number). Most companies can replace a key if they know that number. You would also have to convince them you are the owner of the safe... and not a thief that stole a safe! Hope it works out for you... Hey also... maybe a good lock and key company could pick the lock for you??? It might cost you $50 or so.
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The default code is 0000 if the box is lock you have to use the code you set it for if the box is open you can reset the code to any numbers you want by moving the little pin sticking up in the center inside the box.moving the little
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Well. Depending on how u mounted and to what, I'd pry off wall then cut open back with grinder. May be able save box that way. The locks on these are kinda cheap, is try to put code in with something that U can really push the correct numbers in with. (Meat skewer) just to make sure ea number is fully actuated. Sorry those are the best answers I have. When all else fails grinder will cut it open.
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Hold the outer shaft, then rotate one of the inner shafts (clockwise I think). If you can't get it to lock, there may be dust inside the shaft preventing the lock from engaging. The premise is simple. At the end of each inner shaft there's a short threaded rod (screw) protruding on the inside. A small plastic plug threads on this rod. As the piece of plastic grips the inner walls of the slightly larger shaft, it slowly moves up the thread causing it to bind. However, if dust/dirt (especially after you get to use them) gets on the inside it prevents the plastic from catching. To resolve, you should just be able to clean. Pull the shafts apart (past the line that says STOP). As you do, you will see the threads of the screw and the plug (I think it's orange)... keep pulling until the two come apart. Wipe clean the plastic plug and try to clean the inside of the shaft it was trying to rub against. If you don't see the plastic plug it's also possible that the poles were loosened so much that the plastic plug unscrewed completely. Thread it back on, reassemble and you should be good to go.