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Pull down on the lock to release its shackle, then the lock will open. Not Helpful 5 Helpful 3. Not Helpful 3 Helpful 3. For help with attempting to pick a combination lock, check out the wikiHow How to Open a Combination Lock without a Code.

Not Helpful 2 Helpful 2. Would the combination lock then be considered to be unsafe, since thieves can crack any master lock?

Any lock is unsafe because every lock can be cracked. Some locks, however, are way harder to be cracked then others. Not Helpful 16 Helpful If you mean a lock that takes a key, then there is another page for that here , but if you're talking about a combination lock then it has sticking points, you're just not doing it right.

Keep trying! Not Helpful 7 Helpful You don't. The combination for each 40 digit Master Lock is built in by the company. Not Helpful 3 Helpful I have a Keep Safe wall safe with a combination lock and the door has been stuck for years. How can I get it open, even if the door becomes damaged? A crowbar, bolt cutters, and some good old fashioned ingenuity, or if you don't care about what is inside, then just blow the thing to bits.

Not Helpful 6 Helpful I know my code, but it doesn't work, and I don't have enough time to mail it. What should I do? Check that you are entering the code correctly. The instructions for a 'Master Lock' are: 1. Turn right three times. Stop at First Digit. Turn left one full turn, passing first number, and stop at Second Digit. Turn right and stop at Third Digit.

Pull shackle. If this is still not working, try using the method to see if the combination is correct. Not Helpful 9 Helpful How can I fill out the form if my Master Lock has a serial number, but I live internationally? Not Helpful 2 Helpful 3. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. By using this service, some information may be shared with YouTube. The "sticking" method does not work on Master Lock Sphero Locks. Helpful 4 Not Helpful 1. Only consider proceeding with Method 1 if you enjoy a challenge, or if your lock is extremely valuable.

Otherwise, cutting off the lock and buying a new lock makes more sense. Helpful 2 Not Helpful 1. Helpful 2 Not Helpful 2. If your lock has a key way on the back, you can drill a small hole next to it so that you can view the tumblers.

After you align the tumblers, and determine the unlock code, you can seal the hole with a 2-part epoxy. Helpful 1 Not Helpful 1. If your lock is already open, but you don't know the combo, you can figure it out by pushing that lever out of the way and look into the inside with a flashlight.

You can now see all three rings. Do the normal process of setting the combo to align all three notches in the visible area. Record the numbers as you do this. It's obvious what you have to do when you get all the notches aligned in the visible area.

Helpful 1 Not Helpful 2. Sometimes the sticking points for finding the third number are not exactly on top of a number or between 2 numbers. In this case: 1. Turn CW to the first of the 12 sticking points from 0. Continue to turn CW to the opposite side of the dial. Turn CCW back to the first sticking point from 0. Pull up on the lock and turn the dial left and right in the small sticking area and write down the exact range for example, 2.

Repeat this four more times for the numbers 10 more from each other for example, 3, 13, 23, Now repeat steps 1 to 5 for the second sticking point past 0. Do the steps again for the third point past 0. Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published. This procedure works with some Master Lock combination locks but may not work with all of them, particularly if the lock has no serial number.

Some locks may not turn at all when the shackle is raised. According to rumors, Master Lock changed the combination algorithm on some of their locks, in particular those with serial numbers starting with the number Helpful 58 Not Helpful Do not use this technique to crack someone else's lock without permission from them. You Might Also Like How to. These lock's are made to be reset if you please.

The way that you use it is to click the button, set the combination that you want and then reset it. It should work then. Answer 2 years ago. This may be a reset change combo button.

More by the author:. Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! Reply Upvote. Nad micksonbobby Reply 5 months ago. Ohhjoe micksonbobby Reply 1 year ago. I found an abandon lock a few days ago and I tried it and it really worked. I was shocked. Toxictom 4 years ago. CherR4 3 years ago on Step 5. JohnS CherR4 Reply 2 years ago. I need help figuring out how to crack this lock can you help me.

Answer Upvote. What is the button on the top for? It says Hampton on the side RoBear julie. So, is there an easier way to find the code for soemthing like this? Puzzling Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for those who create, solve, and study puzzles.

It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. Correct Number's array - 8,2,1,4 6 is removed since this clue contradicts the previous one and hence 6 should not be present even in the code-The position of 6 is same in Clue 1 and 2 which mean's it can be pushed out of scope Confirm Number's array -.

Correct Number's array - 0,2,4 Clues 3 and 5 confirms the position of 0 to be the first. Clues 1 confirms the position of 2. Clue 2 confirms the position of 4 and hence 1 is removed from the list Confirm Number's array - You can see from clue 5 that there is a 0 in either the first or second slot, and from clue 3 that it must be in the first slot. That means the code is [0][? We already know 8 is incorrect, so 2 must have to be correct, and it must be in the third slot.

Finally, from the second clue, we can see that one number is correct but in the wrong place. It can't be 6, since we ruled that out already. It can't be 1, since that would be in the correct place. Therefore the code is It remains to find the middle number. According to the clue, 0 is in the wrong place, so we know 0 is in either position 1 or position 2. We know one of the two is 0 and due to it being incorrectly placed in this clue, we know for certain 0 is in position 1.

So far, we have our code to be 0XX. Now if we look at clues 1 and 2. Clue 1 states that one number is correct and correctly placed, and clue 2 states that one number is correct but wrongly placed. The number 6 is in the same position for both clues, so we can know for certain that 6 is not in our code.

We know 0 is in position 1, and because of clue 1, we know that 2 is in position 3. We know this because we have ruled out 6 from the equation just now, and 8 was ruled out earlier. So far we have 0X2. Our final number cannot be 1, because 1 is in position 2 in our clue, but our clue states our number is wrongly placed.

We know from earlier deduction that is isn't 6 either, so the final number MUST be 4. All of the answers so far assume that for some reason mastermind rules apply to this puzzle. The tag mastermind was added a couple of days ago. Of course you need to make some assumptions to solve this puzzle, I will assume the puzzle is using base ten among other things, but I will not assume that mastermind's rules apply.

Only thing that is relevant are the statements in the picture. So all we have to go by are these statements: a - One number is correct and well placed b - One number is correct but wrong placed c - Two numbers are correct but wrong placed d - Nothing is correct e - One number is correct but wrong placed.

I will explain why is a correct solution. Statement a - 2 is in the correct place. There is a number that is correct and in a wrong place, but that would only mean that the statement is inaccurate according to mastermind's rules. The statement on it's own that "One number is correct and well placed" is still true.

Statement b - 6 is in the wrong place. Statement c - All of the numbers are in the wrong place. So the statement "Two numbers are placed wrong" is true. The statement would need to be "Three numbers are right but placed wrong" only to satisfy mastermind's rules. Statement d - none of the numbers in are in the stated wrong numbers. Statement e - 0 is in the wrong place. Starting with rules a and d.

We know from rule d that 8 is not in the solution.