Door lock batter change?

[warrington]

LOL!!! Just rolled back up to the top to look at the picture again and noticed the access code is written on a label sticking to the door....LOL !!

We wrote it on there so the staff wouldn't have to remember it and us getting locked out. Well that didn't work

[Duckologist]

We wrote it on there so the staff wouldn't have to remember it and us getting locked out. Well that didn't work

So why are we locking it in the first place?

[LMiz]

Just remember overkill is underrated. So when all else fails grab a sledge hammer or a chainsaw or some tanerite and have fun with it.

[texan16]

Well, at least ya gained access to the room.

[Lawhunter]

We wrote it on there so the staff wouldn't have to remember it and us getting locked out. Well that didn't work

If your staff cannot remember 1234 then you may need new staff. Or, you can refer them over to RiverRat's post for some possible coaching or teaching

[rtarcher]

welp, crawled over the walls and got the door open at the office. dust all over the place now, got the door open using a long crutch. excited.... now i left my phone in the attic so guess Ill get that after work. just found out we don't have an allen wrench here at work either.

Oh well, making progression.
by the way, anyone know what size batteries I am going to need to replace?

More than likely you'll need AA's. I see quite a few different cipher locks in my business. What brand is that one?

Todd

[warrington]

Dont know the brand but we are hoping for AA or AAA but buying 9 volt also. Headed to Autozone for some allen wrenches.

Cost too much money for staff training on difficult tasks like this

[BrianL]

Mine, different style, use 2 9V batteries

[texasdeerhunter]

So why are we locking it in the first place?

That’s a good question

[warrington]

Because landlord put it on there