If you have a jammed safe, then you can’t access your belongings. There are many types of safes, including... 

• Floor Safes
• Media Safes
• Wall Safes
• Bank Vaults
• Gun Safes
• Burglary Safes 
• Jewelry Safes f
• Standalone Home Safe

 All of these safes have something in common, and that is that they are meant to provide security. They might be used by you for protecting documents, storing confidential information, hiding cash and so on. Another thing they have in common? They can malfunction or become jammed. So, what are you supposed to do if this happens? Call a locksmith.

Why is your safe jammed? Here are some possibilities… 

• Dead battery. 

It could be as simple as a dead battery. You will want to replace the battery with one that is brand name because this will likely last longer.   

• It has gone into lockout mode. 

Did you plug in the combination code incorrectly one too many times? If so, sometimes you just need to wait for a few minutes before re-entering the correct code. 

• The wiring needs repair.    

If you know how to do this and can do it with confidence, remove the safe’s keypad. Then check the wires. Look for indications that they are tangled and if you know how to do it, get everything reconnected properly. If you need assistance, a locksmith can help you. 

 A safe can stop working or get jammed for various reasons. You need someone who can help you if this ever happens, whether it involves your home safe or even your business safe. Luckily for you, we can assist when your safe is jammed so long as you are in the area we service. We make things easy for you and will dispatch a locksmith to your location because we are mobile. How convenient is that? And there are many other services we offer, so whether you need new safe installation, safe unlocking or something else, we can help you out.  

Call a locksmith if you have attempted the aforementioned steps and are still finding yourself unable to open your safe. After all, you need to be able to get inside but you do not need property damage! The issue at hand could entail having incorrectly entered the code to get into your safe, or it could be that you have detached bolt work…regardless of what the issue is, we hope you have found this information useful because we know you want to get back inside.