Fill every cubic inch with tannerite and rig up a mechanism to activate it if the door is ever opened. Then shut the door and leave it alone. In your will, leave instructions that the ATF is to be given an anonymous tip about “illegal gun possession and sales” happening at your former address.
I feel so vindicated by this story. When I bought my safe, I refused to get one with an electric lock because I figured there had to be a backdoor code, or some easy way to pry that cheap plastic housing off and short circuit the ten cent chinesium board they are most likely made on. It's an obvious weak link.
Fill every cubic inch with tannerite and rig up a mechanism to activate it if the door is ever opened. Then shut the door and leave it alone. In your will, leave instructions that the ATF is to be given an anonymous tip about “illegal gun possession and sales” happening at your former address.
Isn't there a battery connected to the lock that you have to replace from time to time?
Yep. Electronically locking safes use AA batteries. When they die, you can just take them out from the outside and pop them back in.
I feel so vindicated by this story. When I bought my safe, I refused to get one with an electric lock because I figured there had to be a backdoor code, or some easy way to pry that cheap plastic housing off and short circuit the ten cent chinesium board they are most likely made on. It's an obvious weak link.
Replace the lock.
Yeah OP's local locksmith should be able to do that easily. And then give it a new paint job.
Every TouchPad lock has this problem, we just haven't heard about it yet
Fill it with sex toys. The more absurd the better.
Make it so that when they do open the safe they will wish they had not.