lost keys - can replacement keys be purchased?
194912
Contact the company. Have make and model number ready. They have a 800 number.
194913
i just buy the key and lock. they are easy to find online. drill out old lock
194914
I'm sorry, I wish I knew. This was my first time buying one. Maybe a locksmith.
1774952
Just switch it from your old key if you have it. I did and it worked perfect. Take the buttons as well. If not you would probably have to get a new one through the dealer if its lost.
1497998
I would imagine calling customer support would be a good start. I think is a bar code or some sort of serial number you can reference that would help them. Although looking at the keys they might be interchangeable look at someone else's lock if they have one like yours and give it a shot.
2190179
I'm sure they're available, but mine didn't come with one. Mine actually uses an odd size key and it came with the wrong one.
1403761
Wow, both keys:( Sorry, I can't answer that question. Try to get in touch with the company who made the diary. Let them know. Maybe they can send you replacement keys. Good luck.
2119985
Two keys. Don't know about extras. The keys have a series of indentations on the surface. A locksmith could tell you if copies can be made. Or the company.
2139751
Take a key sample to your local lock and key shop (locksmith), maybe they can make a duplicate. I have had things like cash register drawer keys duplicated at such places. Other than that the manufacturer is your only shot.
398981
Not necessarily. You will get a random set of pins and keys that match. If you happen to be lucky, you might get the pins that match they key you have (unlikely). There are much more expensive sets (~$100+) that will allow you to rekey a lock to any particular key.
1250011
No. You have to have a chip. Migrating the chip from the old key is a major pain.
1898118
You can register your key with Kensington on their website (need your Amazon receipt too) and they will provide 1, maybe 2 replacements upon request when you lose a key. They won't make any more after 2 because then they feel the lock owner is just not being responsible.
1709923
I would contact the seller for this question. I had all new keys for all of the doors.
1964731
Hello Sam and thank you for your interest in our product, this unit will come with 1 key and unfortunately if it is lost we do not offer replacement keys. I apologize for any inconvenience and do feel free to contact me for further assistance. Thanks again Andrea
1142960
Yes any key maker ll make a copy of that or if u lost the key then contact any of ur local lock smith .
973080
It is a standard cut key, so you should be able to get additional keys from your local hardware store.
949319
Yes. You have probably looked in a box hardware store for a replacement. Go to a ACE that sells nuts, bolts, and hex keys in bins. They have a much larger assortment. I think you can replace it for less than two bucks. If by some chance you happen to live in the Ellicott City area of MD go to Clarks Hardware.
1296479
Hi Ameer,If you purchased your safe from etoolcity like I did,simply email or call them and provide them with the number on the lock. There is a small fee to get replacement keys. The service at etoolcity is amazing. You will have no problem working with them and will have your keys very soon.
1816771
The first thing I would do is check of another manufacturer of mechanical keyboards makes replacement keys. The keys themselves and the way they fit onto the actual button mechanism are fairly stanardized across all mechanical boards. I have replaced keys by taking some off of another cherry mechanical (make by xarmor I believe) I had sittin around. If you do not have another mechanical keyboard sitting around, I would go on Craig's list or something to try and buy one cheap. You can normally find some on there (at least here in New York) for pretty cheap. You could also just buy a cheap wired mechanical board. The first thing I would do is check of another manufacturer of mechanical keyboards makes replacement keys. The keys themselves and the way they fit onto the actual button mechanism are fairly stanardized across all mechanical boards. I have replaced keys by taking some off of another cherry mechanical (make by xarmor I believe) I had sittin around. If you do not have another mechanical keyboard sitting around, I would go on Craig's list or something to try and buy one cheap. You can normally find some on there (at least here in New York) for pretty cheap. You could also just buy a cheap... » Read More The first thing I would do is check of another manufacturer of mechanical keyboards makes replacement keys. The keys themselves and the way they fit onto the actual button mechanism are fairly stanardized across all mechanical boards. I have replaced keys by taking some off of another cherry mechanical (make by xarmor I believe) I had sittin around. If you do not have another mechanical keyboard sitting around, I would go on Craig's list or something to try and buy one cheap. You can normally find some on there (at least here in New York) for pretty cheap. You could also just buy a cheap wired mechanical board. « Show Less