Forgot the combination to my fire safe

[sarabbit3218]

I have a Fire Fyter safe and I have forgotten the combination. Any help would be appreciated. I am new here, so not sure what information is needed to help me get help with this. I am not sure how to post a photo of my safe either. The only thing I know about it, is that on the bottom it says "ff 22029".
Any help getting this cracked open for me would be great. Any other information you need from me, please just let me know.

Thank you in advance for your help and advice.

[MatrixBlackRock]

Thank you in advance for your help and advice.

Have you tried contacting the manufacturer?

Wayne

[MacGyver101]

Hi!

Unfortunately, we're not going to be able to offer a lot of help. Part of the problem is that there isn't an easy way for anyone other than the folks at Fire Fyter to determine your combination from just the serial number... but the good news is that they do offer a service to do just that!

Fire Fyter - Key or Combination Request Form

Even if we did have more information about your safe, the other concern is that we need to be cautious when it comes to posting information on-line that someone might later read and misuse. For the folks here, lockpicking is a hobby: we look at locks like puzzles, and enjoy solving them (in much the same way that people enjoy solving crossword puzzles)... but we want to make sure that everyone's practicing on their own locks. I'm not questioning your intentions at all -- but, unfortunately, if we did start down the road of:

You can open that safe yourself! All you need to do is...

...then whatever answer we might give is going to be archived and available six months from now to the next bored kid who Googles "how do I break into my neighbor's safe?". (Or, worse, "how do I break into my Dad's gun safe?"... nobody wants that.)

Drop the folks at Fire Fyter a line, and I'm sure they can help. Sorry... and hope you understand!

[Squelchtone]

[Moved from Beginner Lockpicking Questions to This Old Safe]

To post photos, please upload them to the image hosting site of your choice (imgur.com, tinypic.com, photobucket.com, dropbox.com, etc) and then Paste the link in your reply.

From the manufacturer's website:
http://www.firefyter.com/faq.html

Fire Fyter requires the following infromation to provide a combination to your safe:

1. Notarized letter stating that you are the true owner of the safe

2. Safe serial number (found on a round metal disc on the right hand side of the safe.)

3. $29.95 service charge. This can be paid with a Check, Credit Card, or Money Order.

An example letter can be found on the following link: http://www.firefyter.com/pdf/Key_or_Com ... t_Form.pdf

or you may call them at their number here:
http://www.firefyter.com/contact_us.html

hope this helps,
Squelchtone

and MacGyver101 types much faster than I do! =) well said.