Where do you insert the keys to open? Manual says behind logo. There is no logo and the circle next to the knob does not come off.
526040
the plastic oval thingy in middle of the door,. Just pop open it and you will see key hole.
526041
Between keypad & opener, there a small plastic remove it. You can see it. Good luck
526042
You have to pry off the plastic oval piece that is between the keypad and the round knob that you turn to open the safe. I used a sharp kitchen knife with a thin blade to slip behind the plastic piece. It will pry off.
526043
It does come off, you just really have to pry. Try using a paper clip to loosten it. Took me a while the first time.
823040
There are 4 grey circles on the front of the case around the key pad. These circles are the threaded rods which hold in the lock. If you can drill through them the lock will fall out. It will ruin the case. You could take a 3/4 drill bit and drill 3 holes in a row near the hinge side leaving very little spacing between them then use a sawzall to cut down the length of the case it will allow you to remove the door with a little muscle. There is no easy in/ a way to get in without destroying the case.
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this may not help much, but there was a push of the knob before turning to the secret number, which is on the bottom of the safe. it is tricky for sure, but once we got it, worked easily,however, once you get it open ...keys very hard to use. we bent the key trying to open. I wish I hadn't thrown away all the packing, to send it back. sorry
1954195
this comes with a key. its inserted into the hole to unlock. but you do not need a key to remove the doorknob. You need a screwdriver. Not clear what you are asking.
1829078
There is a small cover that comes of with a magnet on the key !!! Very simple and you just use the key as you would on a normal handle
1883294
The key hole is behind the "Barska" nameplate. Remove with the Allen wrench supplied.
1838013
Try unlocking the doorknob (or locking, whichever is the opposite of how it came) Hope this helps!
1720310
There is a small circle where the light is. Use the enclosed key and stick it in the hole until u hear a click. This can be done as soon as u open the unit.
419852
this key shell comes with a small screw driver and you have to un-screw the shell to open it, not sure if you have got the same key shell as it's showing in picture.
109743
Do you have the key that it gave you when you purchased it? If so right nezt to the turn dial you can pull out the plastic piece to put your key in to open it!
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Remember to insert and then slide the key over and hold it while you squeeze the starting lever, then you can release the key. I have used mine for 3 months, but something I think is wrong with battery. I understand it may be the charger and not the battery. I am calling Worx soon. Up till then, it worked great.
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So I just recently had to brake mine open... the key pad had malfunctioned and the key (to by pass the key pad) was not working. The handle was not catching when using the key resulting in the handle doing a 360 when frustratingly trying to open it. Easy fix I used a simple metal cutting tool (cut around the door to by pass the 6 metal rods, and a crowbar to brake it open. would send pictures but i cant attach a photo. They just don't make them like they use to..... but if your only worried about the hinge don't worry about it
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Same as Daniel f only my new knob wouldn't come off and I didn't want to scratch the shaft so I removed the C clip on the bottom of the shaft and put it together. I had to lay in the tub to get the C clip back on no big deal. Put a towel over the drain in case you drop the C clip
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I got these instructions from SadoTech directly. I have suggested to SadoTech that these notes be included with the door chime. They also have a video guide that they can send you. However, removal of the circuit board is not demonstrated clearly. Note: You will need a teeny tiny screwdriver, like for eyeglass repairs, for the screws on the circuit board. 1) Upon removing the button cover you will see the circuit board and two small screws holding it in place. 2) Remove these two screws by unscrewing it from the circuit board. 3) Then wiggle the circuit board out of the button case. 4) You will see the back of the button with bare plastic and hole guides for the new screws you will use. 5) To use the supplied screws, drill a starter hole into plastic case and into your desired location. 6) Then screw in tightly the button case to your location 7) After this, then place the circuit board back in and screw it back on. 8) Apply the button cover and you should now be good to go!
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Not hard at all. I used a smallish, flat-head screwdriver to pry it open with very little trouble. There should be a little quarter-inch gap on the bottom (closest to the hole for your key ring) where you can wedge the screwdriver in. Then just keep wiggling it up and down til it pops open. Then you grab the inside mechanism, pop it into the new casing and click it closed. Hope this is helpful.
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If I recall correctly, the key is a plastic thing, relatively cheaply-made, designed to keep the power cord from pulling out while the machine is in use. If you can plug in, the key is probably not needed. You might want to wrap the cord around the loop below the handle to keep it from being pulled out. If you can't plug in, you might see if you can do something to get parts out of the way so you can. Good luck!
1870373
I only have one key left and the piece covering the lock button is missing so the chip is exposed, it constantly opens and locks when I hit the button. It looks like I can order a replacement cover for that key, and I want to order an extra key because my other set of keys was stolen. Am I an the right track?