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Master Lock M532

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Master Lock M532

Postby pjzstones » 29 Aug 2012 21:40

Hello all,

I've been out of the loop for some time so I'm sorry if this is a repeat topic.

I have acquired a Master Lock M532 (Master Lock lists it as M532XKADLH on their website). I dont have an operating key, so I'm trying to find some information about this lock in hope of getting it open. It has a kw1 keyway and can be rekeyed with a reset tool. Is it a smart key design, and if so when or did Master Lock and Kwikset partner up? If it is a smart key design then the main difference that I see is that you cannot insert the rekey tool until the cylinder is turned 90 degrees. Other than that everything else looks the same as a smart key. Any information is appreciated.

Thank you,
PJ
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Re: Master Lock M532

Postby Altashot » 29 Aug 2012 23:30

It sounds like it is Smartkey...Crap! They got Master too...

Like other "Smartkey", it must be turned at 3 O'clock to change comb.

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