Author: Mark Doyle

Rosengrens RS3 Lost Combination - Safecracker Skelmersdale

Rosengrens RS3 Lost Combination – Safecracker Skelmersdale

We have worked on this Rosengrens safe multiple times over the years. The last time was back in 2017 when we replaced the combination lock for the owner. Sadly we got a call explaining that he had now left this mortal plane and the safe had a new owner. The safe had been left open but the clever builders managed to close the door and spin the dial, locking it up with no record of the combination. With glass protection covering the lock waiting to catch out an attacker we decided to manipulate the lock open. The opening seemed to be going very smoothly with three combination numbers indicating well in a very short amount of time but the lock would not open. After much head scratching and re-checking the numbers we figured out that there were multiple ‘False’ gates on each of the combination wheels. After some extra work finding all possible combination numbers and working through the possible permutations we found the correct sequence to get it open. The combination was then changed to one of the customers choosing and put back into service.

Sentry Safe - Safecracker St. Helens

Sentry Safe – Safecracker St. Helens

The code had been set incorrectly on this Sentry Residential/Hotel safe and they could not get it open. It’s an interesting safe which can be locked and unlocked with either a magnetic card such as a credit card or a combination number. We went to the job in St. Helens and picked open the override key lock which they didn’t have the key for and put the safe back into service. Professional safecracker in St. Helens at your service for all safe related problems.

Securikey Under Floor Safe Lost Keys – Safecracker Warrington

We ask for a picture of your safe to help us to identify it. This allows us to give you an exact quote and ensures that we have the correct tools and replacement parts when we come to do the job. The picture of this safe left us scratching our heads however. The safe had obviously had a rough life, covered in tool marks from an attack or two. The handle although very cleverly made is not the original one. The keyway escutcheon was missing and there were no other maker markings on top of the lid. The lid was also covered in rubble as it was on a building site and we had to clear a lot of it out of the keyhole before we could start to open it.

The lock was full of small stones and dust which made it a difficult opening but with persistance, we were able to pick open the lock. The lock was then changed and a new set of keys provided for the customer in Warrington. If you need a safecracker in Warrington to open your safe then give us a call.