Master Lock Combination Key Safe - Medium - Grey - 5401EURD

Yes, the Master Lock Combination Key Safe features a 4-digit resettable combination. Instructions for changing the combination are typically found inside the safe door or in the user manual.

The Master Lock Key Safe is designed for outdoor use with a protective shutter door to guard against weather, dirt, and grime. While it offers excellent weather resistance, it is not described as fully waterproof. Its primary function is to protect the dials and contents from general outdoor elements.

The medium-sized key safe has internal dimensions of 119mm high, 85mm wide, and 36mm deep. It can typically hold several standard house keys or a few access cards, depending on their size and bulkiness.

Unfortunately, if you forget your combination for a mechanical combination key safe like this one, there is no master key or override function. It's crucial to keep your combination in a secure, memorable place, but not inside the safe itself.

It can be mounted on most sturdy wall surfaces using the included screws, such as brick, concrete, or wood. Ensure the wall material is strong enough to support the safe securely and resist tampering. Always drill appropriate pilot holes.

Yes, mounting screws are included in the package for permanent installation of the key safe.

Ensure each dial is precisely aligned with the indicator mark. Sometimes, a dial might be slightly off. Try rotating the dials back and forth a few times to clear any internal debris before re-entering the code. If still unsuccessful, verify that the combination has not been accidentally changed (e.g., by the reset lever being nudged).

The shutter door might not have been fully closed, allowing dirt or grime to accumulate. Gently clean the dials with a soft brush and a damp cloth. If stiffness persists, a small amount of silicone spray lubricant (avoiding oil-based products) applied carefully to the dial mechanisms may help, followed by working the dials.

Check for any obstructions inside the safe preventing the door from fully seating, such as keys or cards placed improperly. Ensure the internal mechanism is not jammed. The door must close completely for the combination to re-engage.

Carefully re-tighten the mounting screws. If the wall material is damaged or the screws are stripped, consider using larger screws or wall anchors suitable for your wall type, or relocate the safe to a more secure mounting point.