Title: No key
Post by: on October 02, 2002, 02:43:52 pm
I didn't find any keys with my ideal model 55B. Is there any place where I mind find one to fit? Could a locksmith make one to fit? I believe it is an ace type lock. One that takes a key that is round like the old deepfreeze keys? Again, thanks for the help! Clueless1
Title: No key
Post by: johnieG on October 02, 2002, 03:33:04 pm
If by "you have no keys" you mean that your side door lock
(for loading the soda's) has no key /core assy. in it (that is its just an empty hole) then any of the suppliers listed here is the parts supplier's section can fix you up with a whole new lock/plug & key set, I assume you didn't because you asked if was an "Ace" style circular key, it's not, its a straight, single bit pin tumbler type, you put in the key, pull out the lock assy.
plug/core, then insert the allen door handle and unscrew the
bolt that holds the door closed. here take a look. If you need a key for the coin box just write down the No.'s you see on the face of the locks core and give the suppier's a call they should be able to find of make the right one based on that numbers too. PS look in the tank area for the door "wrench" too looks like a one ended overgrown "Z" shaped allen key. you'll need it to unscrew the loading (side) door. have Fun
(for loading the soda's) has no key /core assy. in it (that is its just an empty hole) then any of the suppliers listed here is the parts supplier's section can fix you up with a whole new lock/plug & key set, I assume you didn't because you asked if was an "Ace" style circular key, it's not, its a straight, single bit pin tumbler type, you put in the key, pull out the lock assy.
plug/core, then insert the allen door handle and unscrew the
bolt that holds the door closed. here take a look. If you need a key for the coin box just write down the No.'s you see on the face of the locks core and give the suppier's a call they should be able to find of make the right one based on that numbers too. PS look in the tank area for the door "wrench" too looks like a one ended overgrown "Z" shaped allen key. you'll need it to unscrew the loading (side) door. have Fun