Where can I buy replacement keys? I bough this lock last year and absolutely love it. I traveled overseas with it and seemed to have left my keys in another country. I would hate to buy a new lock when mine is still in perfect condition. Is there any...
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from what i understand you can purchase them from kensington. there's a code somewhere they'll need so they know which lock it's for. if you've got your paperwork it should be there. if you registered the lock then they have it; if not you'll need the paperwork (prob so they know which lock to make and also so they know it's you and not whoever would like to steal your stuff.) i don't think just your Amazon receipt would have it. if you don't have the initial paperwork with the code i think you're out of luck. if you got the combo model, you can reset the combo as long as the lock isn't attached (clicked) to anything. hope this helps. good luck.
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Mine automatically re-locks ... I do not move the inside lock ever because it is simpler to simply press in the code To unlock rather than forget to re-lock ... hope that helps
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i actually returned the lock because it only came with 2 keys and if you wanted more from them you have to request them. I tried going to home depot and osh and they don't have the blank to make more.it was quite irritating.
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I'm not sure what the problem is. The lock automatically resets itself after you open it using the code. If you have set the lock to 'unlocked' using the knob/lever on the inside of the door, just turning it to the 'lock' position sets it to 'locked'. You can hear the lock setting. There is no need to re-enter the code. Or have i entirely misunderstood the problem? I have two of these style locks and never have to re-enter the code.
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I wouldn't count on it. The first one I ordered had some weirdness about it that made it impossible to use. Attempted to contact the company to no avail. Locksmiths will make keys for it (assuming you have the original still) for around $30-50 each. They're the round (what I call) old-school, refrigerator/freezer keys.
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Yes it works. Don't know if there is a replacement lock. I would call the company and ask for suggestions.
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I have no idea. You can call the company who can probably provide keys or a locksmith. Sorry cant be more help
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Look and see if there is a number on the lock. If there is, call the manufacturer and give them the number. Maybe they can send you a replacement set. Make a spare and keep it in a safe place, just in case. Otherwise you may need a locksmith. Kind of pricey, but not as pricey as a new mailbox.
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I have one of these switches in service. They certainly were sourced from China,would be my guess. As far as duplicate keys, I would suggest you find a lock shop, as the key is a really different type than any I've ever seen. Wallyworld, and the common 'big box stores' would not likely have this (weird) key blank. A shop devoted to locksmithing would be the best bet on sourcing a key(s). This key blank is very uncommon as you've probably found. There exists absolutely no 'brand' markings at all, just "7306" (on my key) which would be the cut code. It is also a double cut key, as you can see. A real 'brand X'. Even the head of the key is a PITA. I had to drill out the silly narrrow slot to get it on my key ring. I wish you luck!
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Same thing happened to me. I bought two of these. Keys fit perfectly on one, the keys that came with the other lock/book did not fit at all. Turns out they included the wrong set of keys for the lock. Look at the numbers on the lock, and the keys. They should match
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You have to get a replacement from Stack-on. If you still have the paperwork that came with the safe it included an order form for new keys. In absence of that, you will have to contact Stack-On.
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I did at Home Depot but the "head" at the top of the key they provide is narrow on one side so it allows for the key to be turned to lock and unlock. The one made at Home Depot did not have the narrow "head" so I have to find a way to grind it down. I wonder if I can order more from the manufacturer or just have to make do.
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If it arrived locked with the keys inside, that would constitute defective product and it should be replaced by Amazon. Mine likewise had the keys and cable inside but was not locked. Possibly it is just closed snugly, so I would put some extra effort into opening it. If that doesn't work, get a new one. Or possibly you're an accomplished burglar and can simply pick the lock open to access the keys...
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I've purchased 2 now. They key pad is nice but the finger print piece will only work for around a year and then fail. I'd give up on the finger print idea until they figure it out. You can pick up a key pad lock cheaper at Home Depot. It's a bummer because I really liked it while it worked. You can read other reviews commenting on the same issue. Hold off for now.
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I would go to Jay Kordich's website (jaykordich.com) and ask customer service about the replacement key. The following link will bring you to a download for the manual. http://www.jaykordich.com/FAQ-W5.aspx#C1
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It's a little difficult to answer without having it in my hands but from experience these things get worn to the point that they have gotten thinner and the screw is designed to only tighten just so far. You might have to replace the lock and/or the screw. Felco's are great in that you can buy the replacement parts in an individual package. I think there is one package with just the screw and the lock you need. I would replace both and you should be good to go. You can go on line or to the place you bought them from and find the parts. I think you'll be fine then.
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Have you contacted the supplier for additional keys. I am not sure what to do in this situation. Good Luck!