How do I find a replacement key?
1876288
Do bother, replace this piece of junk. Have neither owned anything so cheap and so loud that you must wear ear muffs. I would not recommend this mower to anyone.
1876289
The keys are all basically the same. You can get them at any JOhn Deere dealer, or on line.
1503986
There should be a disc inside that has the software to program it to whatever keys you want. Its a small disc and is easily missed inside the packaging.
1648010
http://www.amazon.com/Acroprint-125-150-Key/dp/B004VN2O7Y/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A6MI9PT26Q6AS
1403762
Oh no! Sorry to hear that....I am not sure if spare keys are accessible. I am curious to find out. I can reach out to the seller.
410857
If you lost the key totally then I do not see a way of replacing it beyond buying a whole new keyboard.
2071380
only solution that I know, is to find a key that will fit and try to jimmy it open, then replace the lock; or call a lock smith and have them pick it, and replace it after you have had it open.
273103
Call Paragon Lock & Safe at (800) 665-0728 and ask for a key replacement form to be emailed to you.
953004
You need a working key (most recent in use). not necessarily the original key.
569104
I have looked as well. I cannot find them, but you can easily make your own if you have the old key to go off of.
772601
Yes. I'm one of those OCD types that saves the user guides to products I buy. :) I just checked and sure enough the guide has a section on how to get replace keys. It says: You can order replace keys by either writing to First Alert or faxing them requested information (below). Their mailing address is: First Alert, Inc., 3901 Liberty Street Road, Aurora, IL 60504-8122. Their fax is 630-851-7995. Here is the info you need to provide themL 1) Name, address, and telephone number; 2) Safe model number; 3) Key Number (located on the key and on the Key Lock); 4) Notarized statement of ownership; 5) Indicate number of keys requested; 6) Method of how to receive the keys. The guide says you can also pay by check or money order for the keys if you send them you request by mail (address above). To find out the cost of the keys, the guide instructs you to call their consumer affairs department at 800-323-9005 between 7:30am - 5:00PM Central Time, Monday - Friday. Hope that helps.
1830659
I bought several additional keys. Make sure you get smart key blanks. Regular blank keys do not work. Home Depot and Ace have these keys.
12900
Hello Louis, This is Sandy with Georgia Pacific. We can assist you with a few extra keys at no charge. Please contact us at 866-435-5647.
2131022
you need to open the key fob. There is a tiny hard to find clip on the side. This separates the key from the computer chip. Inside is a barely visible number which will tell you exactly which key fob you need. You cannot use any key except the one which the code matches. The code is semi transparent and almost looks like a smudge. Also the replacement fob may look different than the original. It is the product codes which must match.
2202114
You can try the manufacturer. I had a lock break and they sent me a new one.
1550812
Yes, replacement keys are available. You will need to know the key number though, usually starts A###. With that code, you can order replacement keys.
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
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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