Honeywell, but what's the model?

[Silverado]

I was given a Honeywell keypad safe that the owner lost the keys and forgot the combo to. It's got a sticker with No.: HWA12070691 on it and that number isn't yielding any results.
Anyone know the model so I can get more info on it?

[femurat]

Have you tried to remove the plastic cover in the middle and pick the lock under that? It should open it.
Once the door is open you can reset the combo.

Cheers

[Squelchtone]

It's a cheap import safe that about a dozen different companies from Brinks to Honeywell to other ilk used to sticker their names onto. femurat is right, pop the cover off and pick the wafer or tubular lock. That thing probably doesn't have a model number. The new honeywell import safe keypads look different.


Just click on every PDF until you find yours =) http://honeywellsafes.com/DownloadManuals.aspx

Here is your mechanism on a bigger body http://honeywellsafes.com/UserFiles/Man ... Manual.pdf

Call them up if you need to get keys mailed to you.. info is on page 4 of the above PDF file.

Squelchtone

[Silverado]

Excellent! Thanks for the help!
I haven't had time to mess with it yet, but it didn't look like the cover comes off.
I'll find out for sure later today.

[Squelchtone]

I'm gonna PM you a nice bypass video for bouncing the solenoid..

=)

Squelchtone

[Silverado]

Nothing but mounting bolts, user manual, and mounting template inside.
Less than 2 seconds it was open, bounced. Changed the combo.
Lol, maybe there will be treasure next time.

[North of 60]

I'm gonna PM you a nice bypass video for bouncing the solenoid..

=)

Squelchtone

I have a similar problem, except the "safe" is my own and the battery died. I don't have a key and haven't been able to pick it (I suck at double sided wafers for some reason).
Can you PM me that video and I'll see if that works!

Thanks a million

Chris in Inuvik, NT, Canada