Where is the factory code on a Sentry safe?

Where is the factory code on a Sentry safe?

Look for the combination on the safe’s manual. Check the back of the owner’s manual for a small card that has your safe’s information printed on it. Find the 5-digit number that’s labeled as the “Factory Code” so you know the combination to unlock your safe.

How do I find my sentry safe model number?

The serial number can be found on a label adhered to the front of your unit or inside on the door. Note: Be sure to enter all of the information, including any letters preceding the number and the asterisk at the end.

Why does my SentrySafe won’t open?

Disconnected and/or Damaged Wiring If the wiring looks good, carefully disconnect the wire from the keypad, open the battery cover, and remove the battery or batteries. Wait at least 20 seconds, reinstall the batteries or replace them, reconnect the wiring and see if you can operate the lock.

What do you do when a SentrySafe won’t open?

Turn your back to the safe, and kick the door, hard, a few times. Be sure that you do not kick the keypad or the handle. This will help loosen the bolt work. Next, pull the handle in the opposite direction than you normally do and enter the code.

Why is my sentry safe blinking red?

The lock allows 5 seconds for each key press. If you pause longer, an error signal will occur (blinking red light and three beeps), indicating you should start over. There are three possible ways to unlock and access the safe—by entering its pre- set Factory Code, your own User Code or a Passcode.

What does E code mean on SentrySafe?

If you enter an incorrect pass code followed by “LOCK”, the safe will not open and the LED panel will display ”E-COdE”. You should now re-enter the correct pass code to open the safe. SECURE LOCKOUT PERIOD. Accidently entering a wrong code is normal and nothing to worry about.

How do I reset my sentry?

A steady orange light should emit for 10 seconds. Press the numeral “1” and then “#.” Enter your new master code followed by “#.” Press the new master code sequence again and press “#” again. The orange light should now disappear, and your new code is ready to be tested.