To order the correct replacement key, you must locate your key code.
✅ Check these common locations:
- Original Key – The code is often stamped directly on the key
- Lock Face / Lock Cylinder – Some locks have the code engraved on the front, side, or have a sticker on the back.
- Original Packaging or Documentation – May include the key code or lock number
✅ What the Key Code Looks Like
Key codes may include numbers, letters, or a combination, depending on the brand.
Examples:
- 245TL (CompX Timberline)
- A1357 (Architectural Mailboxes)
- 26G432 (Master Lock)
- 4083 (Polaris)
👉 The full code (including letters) is required to identify the correct replacement key.
⚠️ Important Notes
- The key code is required to supply the correct replacement
- Locks cannot be matched by appearance alone
- Codes are not always stamped on the lock (many brands only include it on the key or packaging)
- Always enter the full code exactly as shown
💡 Pro Tip
👉 Double‑check your code before ordering to ensure an exact match and avoid delays.
❓ Don’t Have the Code?
If the key code is missing:
- You may need to replace the lock
- Or contact EasyKeys.com for key identification
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