My batteries died and I lost keys... How can get in?
492242
There's a 3 digit code on the inside of the plastic cap covering the lock. The same code is stamped on the lock and on each key. I would guess that if you could provide proof of purchase they would send you the key.
492243
Contact First Alert (for all older Honeywell Models) at 1.800.323.9005 option 5. They will set up an account for you and tell you how to get a Proof of Ownership for to get notartized. A postage stamp and $10.95 later they will send you a key. Takes about 2 weeks.
492244
Serial number on outside bottom right of door. Call company that makes it and ask them for a key or emergency code if there is one
1552163
There is a key that comes with the wand that fits into the bottom of the wand. Just unscrew the bottom and the batteries are right in there. I personally leave it unscrewed a little when I'm not using it so the batteries don't wear out.
468223
I called the company and they told me to be sure to put the batteries in order. 1st battery goes in the key pad then put the 2nd battery in the unit on the door. That should do it for you. However, if it still is problem go online and find the company and contact them.
1623018
there is a key included with the safe to open it in case the battery dies. Just don't lose the key!
1798139
Dolores, I don't know for sure, but I just looked the unit over and it doesn't look like there is any easy way to get into to it. I have had it a couple of years and when I unplug it to test it, it appears to be okay. at its pricepoint it is probably easier to replace the entire unit than fuss with trying to replace the battery.
1269614
you need to have an alternate entry to get inside your home to operate the control panel or to operate the door manually. otherwise you need to have spare batteries in your car.
482047
try inside the mouse....where the batteries go...there is a little slot in there for it
1500985
There is a standard assigned passcode to open it and set your own. This is all in the instructions you should have received with the safe, along with two physical keys that can be used if the code does not work or if the battery needs to be replaced.
721079
Batteries? Any Drug Store should have the batteries which you require. Do not replace your old one with a new 12C, the keys are terrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
219858
If Batteries go dead, you can simply replace them while the safe is locked. The Batterycompartment isplaced inside the electric key pad, which can be removed with loosing one small crew with a regular Philips screw driver. Replacing the Battery does NOT restore the safe settings. if you lost your passcode you must have the master code at hand to open the safe.I hope that answers your questions.
1743410
The batteries are located in the lock mechanism on the "inside" part of the door. The door handle on the button panel side has a small magnetic plate that covers the override key slot. When the batteries no longer work, you need to unlock and open the door with the manual key in order to change the batteries, which means be sure you always have access to that override key.
406186
Actually, we keep a rotation of kindly old doormen on staff 24 hours a day (they are all named Terrance, so please refer to them by name upon arrival). Present your printed Amazon receipt to them, and they will let you in. Keys should be in a bowl by the door once inside. (Note: They will NOT accept receipts in any digital form. HARD COPIES ONLY)
1034911
I'm not at work to check, but I believe you push the button to the left off the handle...keys should be inside.
176460
You should have a key. Pop the silver plaque on front of safe and open with key
1312013
open the little plastic battery holder and you'll see how they set in there. Take the dead batteries to an electronics or hardware store, buy new ones, and re-set. It was easy.
1578501
There is a simple battery door on the back side. Unlock it and place the batteries in.
2220846
Hit the # key. You'll hear a 'click' and then open up the safe. I've had this safe for years and haven't even had to change out the batteries yet.