The general process for changing the code on a combination lock box involves resetting a switch or lever after entering your new desired code. Here's a breakdown of how it works based on the provided reference:
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Locate the Reset Mechanism: Inside the lock box, you'll typically find a switch or lever (often labelled A and B, or similar). The starting position is usually labeled "A".
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Enter Your New Code: Set the lock box to your desired new combination. Make sure you remember this code!
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Engage the Reset Mechanism: With the new code entered, move the switch or lever from position "A" to position "B". This tells the lock box to register the entered combination.
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Confirm the New Code: Change the switch or lever back from position "B" to position "A". This saves the new code. Your lock box should now be reset to the new combination you entered.
Important Considerations:
- The exact steps may vary slightly depending on the specific lock box model. Always consult the manufacturer's instructions if available.
- Make sure to test the new combination before relying on it to secure anything important.
- If you're unsure about any step, it's better to consult a locksmith or the lock box manufacturer's support for assistance to avoid damaging the lock box.
