Is it possible to order from amazon with a specific key code so it matches our existing locks?
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We can re-key, however Amazon does permit us to offer keying services on their site. If you order from us on Amazon please contact immediately with the key code you need ... we charge $4.50 per cylinder.
798428
I understand those can be re-keyed by a locksmith, but to just order a new key, I doubt it. Or if you order a whole new lock the new key probably won't work. If it did, that would mean any robber with a spare key to one of those would be able to get in. That wouldn't be too secure would it? Balance the cost of re-keying with the cost of just buying a whole new lock unit and proceed accordingly.
563913
Hello, Have you already received the 6 locks? If so, best thing to do is contact the seller with the key code you have. They can then order the specific key code you need. If you have just placed the order today, you can place an order for a 2 pack with the same seller and request that all 8 be keyed the same. Hope this helps!
227711
The three locks I ordered, each came with different sets of 2 keys. While back I bought several "key's alike" locks from www.flexguard.com
278758
There does not appear to be any codes in the locks I purchased. So, the answer is No.
1898117
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Yes, I sucessfully rekeyed one I purchased to match the rest of my Schlage locks. I used the re-key kit I purchased from Amazon.
1136951
Got a number for that? "Master Lock 40mm Covered Brass Key Lock Set" doesn't come up on Amazon
2206324
I am not sure. The beauty of this lock is you can add or subtract a code for anyone you choose Anytime Temporary or permanent.
1611751
If you buy from Amazon I think you will have to settle with what they send. I don't think you can request keyed-alike locks from there. However, I ordered 4 sets from them and they did come all keyed alike. I didn't request that, so I don't know if they automatically send all like that in one order or not. How about calling customer service and asking? However, I know that there is a code on the individual package that indicates what keys are with it. So if you go to a home improvement center you can pick out the locks that have the same code and therefore they will all have the same key.
1150099
Unless they come in a set, I don't see how Schlage would make them with the same key. I've been looking for a set of locks using the same key/code.
568688
If you have the registration card with the key serial number, you can order another key. Otherwise you'll have a shop remove the locks and buy a new set
739102
The code is definitely on the package. I actually think you can see it from the out side of the package on the back. They put it on the outside so if you were buying a few of them you can try to get locks with the same combination to unlock. I kept the box just encase I forgot the combination.
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No. Not that I know of. Mine came factory set and there were no instructions on how to change it. I'd ask Stack-On on their web site to really make sure. Here's the link to Instruction sheet. http://s3.amazonaws.com/stack-on-production/downloads/63/Security_Safe_Manual_-_Combination_Lock.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=08CNY13ZYZNXTVEEJX82&Expires;=1391378306&Signatur;e=rn7GFV4%2BxsLA55O8ivdf%2FizQ1rU%3D
791464
If you go to a locksmith you can get this done. I did the same thing with my key.
578676
Hello, I am not sure. Normally locks are purposely shipped with random keying. In my experience you normally have to order "keyed alike" locks directly from the manufacturer or from a major reseller/wholesaler. When I was researching this purchase I did come across order links from both Master and several wholesalers. Hope this helps.
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Not too sure. However I would contact the manufacturer directly. ..they may be able to help you. Or maybe replace the lock and you will receive a new key with the new lock.