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5/26/2024 7:19:41 PM EDT
[Last Edit: SuperHeavy][Edited]
This will sound retarded.... but I know the code and now it won't open. Left idle for a few months (main stuff is accessible and not in it) new battery installed. Still a NO GO.

I'm reading about factory reset codes etc. But to be locked out of your own safe is a bit frustrating. I can get the local safe guys to drill it, but I'd prefer troubleshooting first.

I can't find anything about a permanent lockout on wrong codes (if the kids played with it) I know it temporarily locks you out after a few wrong tries.
5/26/2024 8:01:04 PM EDT
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Securam locks have a manager code, which probably Liberty has stored like in that infamous case with the FBI. This could be an option for you to prevent the drilling. But it could also be a technical issue that possibly can only be solved by drilling.
5/28/2024 8:39:25 AM EDT
[Last Edit: kychas][Edited] [#2]
A prologic makes a motor noise when it try’s to open
Reseat the cable on the back of the keypad. Remove battery, remove cable and reseat few times. This cable sometimes needs to be reseated
Put a good Duracell battery in it
Have a dead blow hammer in hand and try to open when you hit the last number start hitting near the face
There is a little motor inside that moves a pin to allow the lock to open
Do not keep tension on the opening handle when you do try to open.
Pressure keeps it from opening
Push last number, hit fast and then hard and fast
You may need to do this 10 times if it the motor is the problem ( on high usage sites the brushes in the motor get worn out and stop making contact the vibrations will get the brushes to work for a second and may get the lock open one more time)
Is there any chance the keyboard got any water on it?  Those keyboards are cut membrane plastic layer and water wicks inside the layers and kill the keyboard by corroding the connections or shortening them

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