How to RESET your Liberty Safe Lock | LIVE TUTORIAL!!

[@DavidThomas-zq4tu]

so you can use the 654321.....or 222222 as a code also to open if you forgot your 654321 code?

[@DavidThomas-zq4tu]

or what ever numbers you use....so its like you dont need to call the maker for their secret code to open by creating your own?

[@DavidThomas-zq4tu]

and their secret code wont work anymore?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@DavidThomas-zq4tu after you reset your lock - you need to set both codes. There’s basically 2 codes that will work after you’re done, yes, whatever 2 codes you set.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@ Correct, by resetting the lock you’re wiping any preprogrammed codes by the safe manufacture. That’s why you’re having to set 2 codes - the super code (“their secret code”) and the user code (the one you use everyday).

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@DavidThomas-zq4tu Correct, by resetting the lock you’re wiping any preprogrammed codes by the safe manufacture. That’s why you’re having to set 2 codes - the super code (“their secret code”) and the user code (the one you use everyday).

[@jimrow6704]

You guys are great! Been buying safes from the Plano TX A-1 Locks for a long time now.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks so much, man!!

[@UnityRipz]

The information we needed for the DIYers. Thank you!

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks for watching!

[@craigbraswell4269]

I honestly cannot understand why there are so many dislikes on this video. I found it to be very helpful.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks, man! I think it’s just because it says “Liberty safe” and they’re not watching to see what it is. Could be wrong 🤷🏼‍♂️ Maybe they hate beards?

[@outofmycage]

Beard envy is real

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@outofmycage Hahaha, appreciate that!

[@JB-nc9yn]

Because a 5 min video is 15:23! Otherwise very good and informative.

[@overkillbill4772]

Excellent!! What about a manual dial S&G lock on Liberty Safes ?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks for watching! We definitely discuss them both in another video. Two options on mechanical - call Liberty and ask them to delete the combo on file or have a locksmith swing by to reset the combo to a new number. Some people have been ordering a change tool and making the change themselves, as a locksmith I don’t recommend it since I’ve had to replace so many locks for customers that made a mistake trying themselves. In all fairness I understand some people are much mechanically inclined than others though.

[@Gun_Slinger556]

Hello hope all is well. Trying to remove door panel but the screws are so tight I’m afraid to strip them. Did you have this problem?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@Gun_Slinger556 Sometiems they can be a little tight for sure. I’ve taken a Philips head screwdriver and while trying to turn it I’m also hitting the end of the screw driver with a hammer. Maybe a cordless impact drive if you have it. They’re just self tapping machine screws, so you don’t wanna go crazy and strip them, but I understand it might take some ummph to remove them.

[@Gun_Slinger556]

@ do you know if there is a plastic grommet the screw goes into, or does it screw into a metal hole.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@ there’s plastic begins the screw that the black plastic cap snaps on to (so it’s important not to over tighten the screw), the screw just goes through the metal. If it’s a Liberty or Browning.

[@KellySMOTHERMAN-g8l]

Help i have a centurion gun safe by Liberty with a old school turn combo. How can I retrieve the combination. Just bought the house locked the combo in the safe

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@KellySMOTHERMAN-g8l Sorry to hear it! Here’s a link that may be VERY helpful without paying a locksmith to drill it, www.libertysafe.com/pages/combination-key-request

[@valkyrie6926]

Awesome video! Very informative! 👍

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

I really appreciate you watching and your kind words!

[@chad3689]

Great step by step walk-through!

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks for watching😎

[@valkyrie6926]

So it is a liberty safe and the same everything as the liberty centurion? Other than just being offered through tractor supply.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

From what I just read on TSC’s website, yes. Now, I’m assuming that’s where you saw the Revere and why you asked. Because years ago Liberty dealers DID offer a Revere series, but they differed from what’s available only at TSC today.

[@livefreeprintguns]

Great instructional video.. very thorough. Thanks!

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks, man, I appreciate your feedback.

[@FISHH00KS]

Hello Robert. I was reading the operating manual for my Securam L01. The manual says there is a Super Code, Manager Code, and a User Code. It also provides instructions in Ch 7.2 on how to call Securam Tech Support and reset the entire lock via instructions over the phone. Could you look into this and post a video so everyone would know.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Great comment and research, you nailed it. I do talk on that some here in this video and in another video we made. The people always want more content, so this is really good feedback, thank you!

[@yz250edub]

So does this clear out the "Master Code" as Liberty calls it? You mention "Management Code". I was reading on Liberty's Safe website "Remember that the master code cannot be deleted."

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

What I’m doing in the video clears out any information Liberty would have about the lock. Send me a link of what you were reading, but the “master” code is the verbiage Liberty uses.

[@scottsvitak2942]

You mean the one they give to the atf???

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@scottsvitak2942 Thanks for watching! Did you mean the FBi? It was a mechanical lock combo, which any & everyone has the option to change at anytime. Just like the keypads in the video ☝🏻 Unless you’re referring to something else?

[@Gun_Slinger556]

Great video! Very helpful! Is there a way to do this without having to remove the door’s interior wall?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@Gun_Slinger556 Thabks for watching. Yes, if you can get the supercode from the manufacturer then you won’t need to remove the door panel.

[@valkyrie6926]

Liberty Revere 30 vs Centurion 24? Are they the same? What are the differences if any?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

The Revere 30 is only offered through TSC, meaning I don’t even have an option to buy/sell it. For the most part from everything I just read on TSC’s website, the specs, it’s the same.

[@valkyrie6926]

Ok. Thank you. 👍

[@valkyrie6926]

Yes. That is where I seen it at. It’s on sale right now for $749.99 near me. Would I be getting the same as the $1199.99. Or would I be better off getting the one from liberty website or even better, a browning bx24, it’s $1389.00??

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Yes, I would strongly consider the Revere 30 for that price if I were comparing it, and it’s American made.

[@LisaHoneycutt-j5d]

Hi there! Ok so guilty of messing with stuff I don’t need to just to see if I can change my pass code. So grabbed my instruction pamphlet. Opened my safe, opened the door 90 degrees started the 4 steps and needless to say the lock plates stuck out and after doing the steps the stupid thing just stars heaping for about a minute and stops. Yes I installed a fresh battery. So now the old code doesn’t work and I am unsuccessful creating a new one and can’t close the door. Do I have to do thus hard reset or tell me what I’m doing wrong. Thanks

[@LisaHoneycutt-j5d]

Obviously, I can’t spell either

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@LisaHoneycutt-j5d Haha, I appreciate that you’re trying, but let’s go through our questions. Does the factory code work now, 1-2-3-4-5-6? Does the lock say SecuRam in the front of it? You could be experiencing “lockout mode”, this occurs when you enter the ring code 3 times in a row. The lock will not function for 5-20 minutes (depending on the model) and beep on/off during that time.

[@LisaHoneycutt-j5d]

@A1LocksmithofTexas hey there! By the way did I mention that I was a blonde? That being said no the factory code does not work and I think I’ve pushed more numbers then what I should have and to the bolts are stuck out, so therefore I cannot shut the door back, and my old code does not work.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@ can you email pictures of your keypad? [e-mail]

[@LisaHoneycutt-j5d]

@A1LocksmithofTexas you’re not gonna believe this I so got it! Now I probably will never open it again because it scares me!!! Lol Thank you so very much !! pretty proud of myself

[@rf2078]

So...why does it kill my warranty? I have changed the master code and the user code. I understand that if I forget those codes I'm up a creek but why does it hurt my warranty? If a locksmith shows up to fix a bad lock I can provide them the master number. (Thanks for the video, I've been looking to have this question answered.) Additionally,

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Genuinely it’s new territory for safe manufacturers. I’m honestly with you on this because those are what I need in an attempt to troubleshoot. And if you have them I would be able to use the troubleshoots they would give me. I will say this, Liberty is the largest gun safe manufacturer on the planet and has predominantly lead the industry in being innovative and creating change, that said they’ve been working around the clock with lawyers to make all their policies better, tech companies to make their in house securities over master codes even stronger (which they do regularly) and PR firms to create the best strategies for responding to their customers new and old. I say all that to point out I don’t think they’ve laid out their concrete plans. I could be wrong and they may stay with this stance, but they’re obviously still working through everything. Stay tuned, man, could more to come and I’ll obviously keep educating.

[@eagleeyes5424]

I just dumped the e-lock on my Liberty safe for an S&G dial lock. It took me about an hour. Most of that was double checking everything.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Nice, good on ya. I hope you like it. If you need it I have a how to use the mechanical lock video, too. I’m guessing you’re good to go though 💪🏻😎

[@chriskowalczyk8851]

So what about this EMP or something like that I've heard about opening up safe with the digital codes that you can't do with mechanical locks

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

EMPs seem to render electronics useless. The lock would remain locked even if it wasn’t rated, it wouldn’t just unlock from EMP. Depending on your lock, a lot of them have a “EMP-RESISTANT ELECTRONIC LOCK” rating. They have a (RS105) EMP-test portion of MIL-STD 461F, so the locks are built to handle an EMP. What brand of keypad do you have?

[@chriskowalczyk8851]

The one in the video@@A1LocksmithofTexas

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@chriskowalczyk8851 Then I’m willing to guess it’s EMP rated, if it’s a Liberty you should see the EMP sticker on the side of the door. I would normally take a pic and show someone, but I can’t do that on YT. Open the door and see if you have the sticker.

[@mikemccarthy6939]

I have a cannon liberty safe no information sticker on door would this safe be EMP safe

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@mikemccarthy6939 Liberty does not make Cannon safes. They make some for Cabela’s though. What brand of lock is on your safe? Feel free to email me a pic and I’ll help if I can, [e-mail]

[@SneakerHead9544]

Great info brother!

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

I appreciate you watching.

[@valkyrie6926]

Ok. Thank you! 👍

[@mikeblair9143]

How can you replace the key lock portion on a mechanical dial Liberty Presidential safe

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

As a locksmith I can remove the keyed lock in the dial, rekey it, cut some keys and reinstall. I guess I’m saying find a locksmith in your area and they can come make it happen.

[@mikeblair9143]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas thank you

[@aneyesky]

How much are you charging for this safe that you no longer warranty because of what you showed us in this video?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Again, you do not have to do this, it’s owner discretion. Pricing hasn’t change, I think that’s a Fatboy Jr XL in the video, so those are $2799 as of Nov-2023. And if you decide to opt out of the lock recovery program you still are eligible for the lifetime fire and burglar warranties. And very limited amounts of customers are opting out. Most people understand they greatly appreciate the assistance offered with leaving the lock recovery program as is and Liberty has publicly announce all their policy updates which are rightfully well improved.

[@meseahunt]

u should be a teaching professor, I fell asleep just like in class listening to you....... but good info 🤠

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Hahaha, wait….is that a compliment?! Thanks for watching, checkout some of our other videos where comedy undertones help keep you awake hopefully hahaha

[@KingMrBigE]

What about the ones before those(3 years old)?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

You have a Liberty safe? What keypad do you have, does it say SG in the middle towards the bottom?

[@KingMrBigE]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas round keypad... ProLogic SecuRam

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@KingMrBigE Did you ever register safe with Liberty? Just call them with your proof of purchase, I.D. & serial number then Liberty will give you the manufacturers reset code, so you can do it yourself. Then their records will no longer match your safe and you can set it to whatever you want. It cannot be the same as your user code, fyi.

[@KingMrBigE]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas I bought it through yall, in Arlington and yes I believe I did. Thanks for the replies

[@KammieBradley]

I bought this safe used without a code how can i get into it?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@KammieBradley Hello! Is the safe open or locked shut? What safe is it?

[@KammieBradley]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas it's locked shut. It's the same one you do in the video

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@KammieBradley Oh ok, gotchu. Long and short if you bought it used and do not have a Transfer of Warranty document notarized, then you’ll probably need to call a locksmith/Authorized Liberty Dealer to come to you. Basically Liberty will need proof the safe is in your possession - they do that by you having an officer of the law coming on site to say so by writing a report. Or you can find a locksmith/Autheoized Liberty Dealer come on site and call Liberty to say it’s there. At that point, if it’s not register or serial number on file it’ll have to be drilled. Otherwise hopefully they can help on sight.

[@grandpakevin1]

Awesome video, GREAT humor! Appreciate the honesty and info. 5 out of 5 stars!! But…….Two comments: 1. Why did you not put something on the floor to keep that door from swinging? (Or level the safe)? That was driving me nuts! Very annoying and distracting. 2. You mention to folks to be careful when re installing the door screws to be careful and not go crazy. Now, I know you’re not a tool guy or a DIY tips person but two easy ways to help out with this (that you could mention if you felt so inclined) would be to put the screw most of the way in with the cordless and then tighten by hand or to set the clutch of the drill to a lower number. I know I know, this is not your department but you did get very detailed on taking the plastic caps off and if folks need that kind of detail to do that simple thing, then they are in trouble on replacing the screws for certain! Thanks again! Great video

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thank you very much for watching and your great feedback. I can 100% appreciate what you’re saying. The door…hahaha….i thought about 20x, but I’m so used to it happening. When we deliver and install safes we level them. On the showroom floor though between the wood pallets and concrete floors this happens more than not and after 20 years of it I’m sort of numb to it. I apologize for the distraction, I can tell it drove you nuts! Hahaha.

[@dougmacqueen1679]

Nice job on the video. However if you want I can level that safe for you so the door quits drifting. 😂

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Hahaha, quit hatin! I knew I’d catch hell for it and it was annoying the hell out of me the whole time. 😂😂😂

[@dougmacqueen1679]

Been crackin safes for about 40 years and moved quite a few as well. Just couldnt help myself. 😬

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@dougmacqueen1679 Haha, love it. I’m only 21 years in, but we appreciate your feedback and for watching!

[@terrybrown2207]

What I'm concerned about is the 4000 service calls a year for a "defective" lock. Sounds like a quality issue.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Hahaha, noooooo, that would be alarming, SORRY. I’m saying 4,000 calls for lost/forgotten combos and folks who need to get into a safe of a deceased loved one. Over half of the “lock isn’t working” calls are literally user error or a new battery needed.

[@Rowdy_Rodster_get_down]

Fantastic!! Saved my ass!! Thank you!!!

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks for watching and glad we could help! Now don’t forget to Like & Subscribe for tons of safe content. 💪🏻😎

[@zizipop3703]

This should have been a 3 min video max!

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@zizipop3703 Mama always said I was long winded. We do appreciate you watching!

[@WeNeedChange3310]

I would hope everyone would have gotten rid of their liberty safes by now 😂

[@ronjohnson9032]

Why would I get rid of something that I already paid a lot of money for? Mine is bolted to my basement floor with the S&G dial lock, which was switched out from new.

[@scottpowers5191]

And every safe company does the same thing. Just void your warranty and reset ur code and or lock.

[@johnpower8356]

Cops, fbi, government can get in a liberty safe with a phone call

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Not sure if you watched the video, but this shows you how to prevent that. What brand of lock do you have, I’ll be glad to help ya out?

[@johnpower8356]

I did. Sorry, just disgusted with liberty, it was the timing as I was in need of a saf

[@johnpower8356]

Safe, ended up buying a different brand hoping this one won't sell me out, fingers crossed 🙏

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@johnpower8356 Awesome, hope you like the safe you got. Feel free to ask questions, I’d be glad to help. With Liberty creating their new policies they just released I’m sure most safe companies will do the same. Thanks for watching.

[@kennywarnow6224]

This wasn’t good as long as i forgot my damn code and not im trying to get a new code

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

You’re locked out?

[@kennywarnow6224]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas yes sir I tried doing the battery thing and holding all the numbers down each for three seconds and still nothing brother. Sorry I was venting in my first comment not at you

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@kennywarnow6224 Gotcha! Yeah, if you’re locked that’s completely different. What brand of safe and keypad do you have? Typically I tell folks to start with their local dealer to give them the best options.

[@kennywarnow6224]

I figured it out brother. And this time wrote the safe code down where my wife wont throw the paperwork away lol. FML. Thanks brother and again sorry about venting towards you man I shouldn’t have done that.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Haha, that’s great news, seriously!

[@themadscientist40k]

Any safe company that built in a back door can not be trusted.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

What safe do you have?

[@themadscientist40k]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas I got the nunyo500

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@themadscientist40k Hahaha, thanks for stopping by the channel. If you ever have a question about locks or safes let me know, I’ll be glad to help.

[@craigbraswell4269]

Well, looks like you cannot own a safe unless you build it yourself, with your own lock design. Good luck.

[@themadscientist40k]

@@craigbraswell4269 wow that’s pretty incoherent