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TheMsTeal
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Help! The batteries have died on my digital safe and the keys are inside (I know!) I have looked at vids on YouTube but none of the advice works. Cutting it open would probably be the only solution, does anyone know approx charge for this?
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you can sometimes take the touchpad off and there is a means of resetting it.
have you thought of ringing the manufacturer?0 -
Thanks for reply but battery pad is inside safe - I had to change them a while ago. I will
call around a few locksmiths next week. The safe is quite a few years old no manufacture label on outside. Thanks anyway.0 -
If it's one of the cheaper safes, they'll open with a good downward blow to the case above door whilst simultaneously lightly turning the handle to open.
You may need to hit with a piece of wood or similar to get enough force to bounce the spring mechanism.
I've been opening mine this way for ages since the batteries died.
Dunno how they could call it a "safe".Mark Steyn has stated, "In the UK, everything is policed except crime."0 -
I had to cut one open when brother locked passports inside, angle grinder did it in about 5 mins.0
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Thanks will give this a go.0
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My outlaws did this with their safe, but a local locksmith managed to get it open, only cost £20, considering the deeds for the house, insurances etc were in there it was worth the price. They even had a new lock put on itBlessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
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