After moving my safe, it no longer opens. I have the combo, but when turning back the dial to open I feel it catch and go past. I have put the combo in about 50x and still no luck. Centurion safe by Liberty with the dial combo.
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After moving my safe, it no longer opens. I have the combo, but when turning back the dial to open I feel it catch and go past. I have put the combo in about 50x and still no luck. Centurion safe by Liberty with the dial combo.
Call liberty on Monday. Don’t they offer a lifetime warranty on them?
So what about the key? Is it inside the safe?
The key locks the dial so you can't turn it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
The handle spins a little if I try to turn it past one way or the other. I'll try that when we get back home.
This will take some time but do this-it is exactly what a locksmith will do from the start.
Work your combo as normal but instead of your normal numbers go +- one or two numbers each way from the normal. It is pretty common for the tumblers to shift a bit if the safe is jarred or if you throw the dial hard and fast when your unlocking it.
Go slowly and methodically, one number set at a time. Keep notes and go slowly.
Curious. How would this play out if it was a digital lock vs a dial lock?
Depends on the quality. If digital, you could try the relays location(s) with heavy neodymium magnets :pQuote:
Originally Posted by kidicarus13
So I cranked the handle back to the right and kept turning it for a full turn. It opened the first try on the combo. Thank you for the advice. Now that hunting season is over, I finally can get my binoculars out of the safe.