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? 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... » Read More 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? « Show Less
629457
call a locksmith, he may be able to help. a good tool you could use is an angle grinder or welder.
1819231
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.
366772
unscrew the yellow locking device . if that dose not work ,I would take the tool apart and look for a burr inside the unit.
810011
I had no instructions. I uses some scrap wood and adjusted the drill setting until I had what I wanted. You may be able to find some information from the manufacturer on line.
347307
I looked at mines again. (I have 2) This one you turn the purple part to the left till it clicks. Pull the bit out, insert the one you want to use and turn it to the right till it clicks. Sorry for the mixup.
1343396
I have my drill in its box. I don't see anything regarding bits. It does talk about "Quick Connect System" I suggest you go to the Black and Decker site. Maybe they have this drill with the information you need. I do know that I much prefer an electric drill vs cordless drill.
1758941
There are marks located on the side of the tool that help locate the position relative to the drill position. I take punch to make a mark/indent on the intended position. Then after placing the tool over the position to drill I either place a smaller drill bit or icepick to check that I am over the indent made by the punch. Works every time for me.
1402994
The trick here is to apply the best penetrating oil you can find, WD40 works ok but I would recommend something better like PB Blaster. Let it set overnight, you may want to apply a few times. When I went to remove the following day, it came right off with no issues. Mine was in very bad shape. Use 2 sets of pliers to remove - one for square pin and other for circular base. Good luck!
823036
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.
1897541
They sent your question to me as I have ordered a new handle in the past. Mine is not keyed. It is intended to only lock from the inside. If you cand figure out the knock out and instructions try. But I would call a lock smith.
1592409
The directions to change the combo came on a single page with the box. If you lost it, look online to compare pictures of the exact locking mechinism model your specific safe came with (I'm not 100% sure if every safe uses identical lock models). Once you found the locking model number download a new set of instructions from the manufacturers website. Furthermore, I couldn't find clear instructions on how to locate the module that holds the combos in order to reset them in the event they were compromised, or you want to change them. To find that module you must have the safe door open, and nothing in the pockets. There are several Philips screws holding the fabric liner around the border of the safe door. Remove them all and remove the liner. The module is behind it. Than follow the model specific instructions retrieved from the Web to clear the memory and reset the lock mechinism codes back to stock.
924837
I'm not sure I understand. You can drill clockwise and use reverse to help back the drill bit out. Is that what you mean?
958179
same here... you can get a locking type adapter from Lowes or Home Depot,... or tear off a small piece of plastic or tape and jam it into the damn thing... That's whaput a piece of plastic or tape over the but end of the bit and shove it in the driver...t
765172
Here is a link showing how to set/reset the combination. Fast forward to the 1:20 point in the video for the directions. The GE lockbox is basically the same that you have.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkzodNGRmrk
1883371
Sorry, but I loaned my new drill to my son, and he's out of town, so I can't go look at it just now. But I have an older version of the same drill, and it's very easy to open up. If I can get back to this webpage, I'll answer in about a week.
1356264
I have both a Black & Decker & a Dewalt drill. They both manually close on the bit with a hand twist, no chuck key needed. I'm not sure why a Dewalt bit would be any different than any other bit.
1999939
I had to look up the phone number of the company that makes the box, and call them. They said that you set all of the numbers to 0. When the box opens you hold the lever towards the inside of the box and set your new code. You have to hold the lever, and the box has to be open while you set it. Then you close it, and spin the numbers. After that you should be able to put your code in and open it.