- Contact AM-SEC:
- You can contact AM-SEC, the manufacturer of your floor safe, to obtain the original combination. They might need information such as the serial number or model number of the safe to process your request.
- Purchase a Combination Decode Service:
- There are companies that offer a combination decode service. They use various techniques, including decoding the locking mechanism or consulting the manufacturer's records, to determine the original combination.
- Consult with a Locksmith:
- A professional locksmith experienced in safes may be able to help you retrieve or reset the combination. They might use specific tools or techniques to bypass the current locking mechanism and access the safe.
- Check the Purchase Documents:
- If the safe was purchased by the previous homeowner, check any purchase documents, invoices, or manuals that may contain information about the original combination.
- Contact a Real Estate Agent:
- If you bought the house through a real estate agent, they might have information or documents related to the safe, including the original combination.
- Look for Clues in the Safe's Documentation:
- Some AM-SEC safes come with documentation, such as an owner's manual or a combination envelope, that may contain the original combination or instructions on how to retrieve it.
- Be Patient:
- Retrieving the original combination might require some effort and time. If none of the above options yield results, you might consider having a locksmith reset or change the combination to ensure the safe's security.
- Note:
- It's important to ensure that you follow the correct procedures and regulations when attempting to obtain or change the combination of a safe. Safety and security should always be your top priority.
