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Created by pooman pooman  > 9 months ago, 15 Mar 2013
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pooman
pooman

WA

293 posts

15 Mar 2013 9:33am
Has anyone had any dramas with their KeySafe (Far King).

Went for a wave this morning and set it, come back and for the life of me can not get it open.

Thinking back the combination was a bit sticky when I initially locked it it but didn't think anything of it. It locked fine and left it at that. Now its buggered...

Will be call the Far King guys and see if they have any ideas.


As a side not I actually use it lock a tool box in my boot (which is also anchored down). So currently my phone and wallet are safely locked inside.
bene313
bene313

WA

1347 posts

15 Mar 2013 10:50am
I was north of Perth recently where the sand is fine. It was 30kn and the lock got full of sand, buggered it - lucky to get the thing open.

Back at home I put it in a bucket of water for a while then jiggled the lock around to get the sand and salt free. Works fine again now.

Not sure of brand though, don't think it's a far king.
KIT33R
KIT33R

NSW

1716 posts

16 Mar 2013 4:52pm
Needs a bit of WD40 lubricant every so often due to salt air and corrosion. Had mine for years.
Jasonlk321
Jasonlk321

NSW

57 posts

16 Mar 2013 9:51pm
I'm on my second one already. Make sure your fingers are totally clean of sand . As soon as some fine amount gets between the numbered cogs its totally useless. It will totally cease up. No amount of WD will loosen it. After this experience I looked into many different options . There's a couple of really good push button key locks but if you have a modern electronic key the compartments are too small. Unfortunately this is the only brand that has a big enough compartment to take any size key & some credit cards, cash etc. Now I'm just extremely careful when opening it up. Very bad design IMO , especially when its designed to be used for beach activities. Bit of WD is good when you first buy it.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

17 Mar 2013 12:49am
Just put your keys up behind the bumper, or on top of the spring seat on the struts. Nobody knows those spots.

stabber
stabber

NSW

1114 posts

17 Mar 2013 11:39am
bury them in the sand like most of the Australian public does with their heads about the state of the economy.
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