Cannon Scout series lock change.

[Para13ellum]

Nice brother! (I'll take that old lock off your hands if you don't want it)

It's all yours brother!

 

[SafeCracka]

It's all yours brother!

Nice, thank you sir!

 

[Para13ellum]

Is there a backup way to get in the safe if needed?

Some safe models have key locks under the keypad. Mine, however, being a lower end safe, does not.
The only concern I had about it not having a key was that I've read in other forums that the keypads that come on my cannon safe are prone to fail. If it fails, it's time to call SafeCracka. I certainly feel a little better knowing that I have a reputable manufacturers product on there now.

 

[Mac11FA]

Cut the red wire and touch it to ground.

 

[SafeCracka]

Some safe models have key locks under the keypad. Mine, however, being a lower end safe, does not.

FALSE, only really lower end safes have backup keys.

I certainly feel a little better knowing that I have a reputable manufacturers product on there now.

Bro I'm 95% sure the old lock is made by LaGard / Kaba they have been in business since 1862 (securam 2006, LOL)

 

[Para13ellum]

FALSE, only really lower end safes have backup keys.




Bro I'm 95% sure the old lock is made by LaGard / Kaba they have been in business since 1862 (securam 2006, LOL)

thanks for making me feel like an ig-no-Ramos! I guess not everything you read on the interwebs is true...

 

[SafeCracka]

It's all yours brother!

Anyway I can send you a few bucks to ship it to me?

 

[Richard P. Musgrove]

To my understanding the codes/fingerprints are stored within the lock body, not the keypad.

Good info for the future !