How to open a Leabank Champion CH103TG safe

RJS · 2011-03-07T19:19:18+00:00

Sorry if this sounds too implausible:My office is closing and, as part of the stripping out of the kitchen,a small safe has been consigned to the scrap skip. I have,legitimately, obtained the safe. The reason that it has been dumpedis that it is locked and neither the key nor the combination areavailable. This, probably, came about because the kitchen staff weremade redundant approx. one year ago when the kitchen was closed.So, am I wasting my time looking for a means to open the safe. Abrief and rather fruitless Google suggests that I need both key andcombination to open the safe.It's a perfect size for a domestic safe.TIARichard

Mar 07, 2011 22 Replies

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The Natural Philosopher 15 years ago

It was most helpful of the burglars I had to jemmy open a locked window when in fact the garden door wasn't locked ..saved no end of insurance hassle.

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