There might be a time when you want to change the combination on your electronic or mechanical gun safe lock.
This could be because of one or more reasons:
- You're concerned that someone, like one of your children, has discovered your combination.
- You have fired an employee, or one has quit that has the combination to your safe lock.
- You have forgotten your combination.
- The combination is difficult to remember or is no longer meaningful to you.
It's important to note that you can change the combination on your electronic lock, however you cannot change the combination on a mechanical lock without the help of a certified locksmith. We'll get more into the differences below along with how you can change the combinations of both.
Changing the Combination on a Mechanical Safe Lock
Some safes are equipped with a mechanical safe lock where you need to turn a dial to enter your code. Changing the code on this type of lock must be done by an authorized Liberty Safe dealer or a licensed locksmith.
You can find a list of dealers and locksmiths in your area here.
If you have lost the key to your mechanical lock or never had one to begin with, you'll need to contact your safe dealer for assistance.
How To Video Tutorials for Mechanical Locks
Lock w/o Key
Centered Handle with Keyed Lock
Centered Handle with Keyed Lock
Changing the Combination on an Electronic Safe Lock
The process to change the combination on a digital/electronic safe lock is simple in comparison to a mechanical lock. If you have purchased a safe from Liberty Safe equipped with a SecuRam electronic lock, you have likely gone through the code-changing procedure when your safe first arrived.
To change your safe lock combination code with the SecuRam TopLit or BackLit models, you'd simply:
- Press the 0 key six times (you will then hear two beeps)
- Enter your existing six-digit code (you should then hear two beeps)
- Enter your new six-digit code (you will hear one beep)
- Re-enter your new six-digit code (you will hear one more beep)
That's all there is to changing your combination code if you have one of those safe locks! And if you have a ProLogic L01 electronic safe lock, the process is made even simpler because the display screen will walk you through the entire process; just make sure that you have your Super Code or Manager Code available.
How To Video Tutorials for Electronic Locks
Need help using your electronic safe lock? From changing your combination to changing your battery here are video tutorials to help you in operating your home or gun safe lock for both SecuRam and S&G locks. Also, checkout our Quick Start Guide below.
If you're shopping for a safe or your existing safe is equipped with a mechanical lock, upgrading to an electronic lock will make changing your combination a snap. Your local Liberty Safe dealer is always ready to answer any questions you might have about your safe's combination lock. Wondering how to change your safe lock's combination? Ask your Liberty Safe dealer.
