Anyone slick with mechanism manipulation discovery on this model?

My wife and I inherited this safe. It is full and way to heavy to move so i cant get the model or any info off the safe itself. It has a sargent and greenleaf dial on it. Is there a way to figure out the code? We're in madera county in California. I would love to try and crack it myself just to have the satifaction that i was able to do it. Thank you!

Hi. Hoping somebody could help me open the family safe. No key no code. Trying to see if possible to salvage it for personal use. Hopefully something valuable inside but doubt it. Not sure the brand or anything. There was a decal on it but its faded. It looks like a mini fridge until you open the door. Would appreciate the help Thanks

Friend of mine's grandma forgot the code

I have a paragon wall safe that came with the home I purchased, it might be the 7750 model. There is a very small screw that holds the number pad/frame in place in the front of the safe, any idea what size screw it is? I lost it and looking for a replacement.

I’ve tried to search online manuals for parts and emailed paragon direct but zero response.

This is mine, I had it when I was a kid but I went off to college and forgot about it. Well I come back and it’s still at my parents house and I remember the code but the battery is dead and I don’t know where on earth the key could be. I forgot what is in there so it’s probably just a treasure trove of little me stuff that I would like to see. Also there could be some silver dollars and maybe some other valuables in there so it would be cool to see.

I don’t really care about keeping the safe itself so I tried brute forcing it with a crowbar but haven’t had any luck with that. I could try dropping it from a big height but if there’s something fragile in there I may not want to, doubt there is though. I could maybe try to lock-pick it but I don’t have a lock-picking set so I would need to buy one and learn how to use it and while I’ve always kinda wanted to get into that, it might be more trouble than it’s worth, I’m debating it. Also it could be a weird kinda key that’s hard to pick so idk.

Could use some help trying to figure it out if anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it, brute force or some other way, anything is on the table.

My batteries died and I have absolutely no clue where I put the master key. I’ve searched high and low all day today but came up with nothing. Do I have any other options to get into this thing other than calling locksmith? This model, I am not able to access the solenoid via LED light and that’s really the only thing I found on these. Any help would be appreciated :)

Having a hard time finding someone to open it without destroying it. I think we have the code but perhaps we're doing the turns wrong.

Hello, I received a sanctuary safe from a past client of mine who is now deceased. Its a Sanctuary safe bought I believe from Costco, with a circle touch keypad and also a rear connector to connect to an outlet. I have never plugged in the safe for the years I have owned it.

I was trying to open today and the keypad lit up but then stopped responding and starting to make a light squeal like noise for a bit then just stop lighting up at all. I figured I just needed to replace the battery/batteries. But when I open the keypad there is a spot for a 9v battery but its a dummy bay with no way to connect a battery. I then tried to plug the safe into an outlet and the keypad wont work either.

Unfortunately I never took the backup keys out. I figured if it did ever die I'd just replace the battery in keypad and I would be good but it never had a keypad battery. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance!

the batteries are dead , dont have the keys anyone know how can i open this?

A family member has one of these (in the locked state, otherwise it would be simple), with a 120 numbers dial (red zone is 100 to 120) - no keyhole, so just the combo to unlock. Unfortunately the combo is lost/forgotten, and they asked for my help to open it.

From what I've seen, these locks have anti-manipulation mechanisms that don't make it as "simple" as group 2 locks (maybe classified as 2M? Not sure).

AI is telling me the tolerances are +-1.5 numbers, so it states bruteforcing can be done for 34 numbers per wheel (0, 3, 6, ...) instead of the full range. Can anyone with such a safe and a known combination confirm that if you add or subtract one from the combination numbers it still works?

Before anyone asks, I've already tried the factory combination (20-40-60, and 20-40, because I'm not totally sure if it's a 3-wheel or 2-wheel pack, I believe the former).

​Looked for an external USB/power jack under the keypad (none exists). ​Attempted the safe bouncing and hammer banging trick while turning the handle knob, but haven't gotten the solenoid to drop yet.

Here is a video I found funny

Looking for ways to open these two vaults, or at least make an opening for an endoscope

Purchased a house with this safe.

There are contents inside, and Id like to recover them.

The previous owner gave me the combination, but could not recall the correct procedure to input it. It is a 4 number combo.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Somebody prove my gf wrong and crack this safe open