EasyKeys Dee Zee CH607 Toolbox Replacement Key User Manual

Introduction

This manual provides essential information for identifying and using your EasyKeys replacement key for Dee Zee toolboxes, specifically for the CH607 lock code series. It guides you through locating your lock code and understanding key compatibility to ensure proper function.

Identifying Your Lock Code

To order and use the correct replacement key, it is crucial to accurately identify your lock code. The lock code is typically stamped on your existing key or directly on the lock mechanism itself. Refer to the image below for common locations where you can find your lock code.

Image: Common locations for finding your lock code.

• On the Key: The code may be stamped directly on the key blade or head (e.g., FR322).
• On the Lock Face: The code can often be found engraved or printed on the visible face of the lock cylinder (e.g., FR322).
• On a Label Inside/Behind the Lock: For some locks, the code is on a sticker or label located inside the toolbox or behind the lock mechanism (e.g., CODE: G38).
• On the Cabinet/Door Label: In certain installations, the code might be on a label affixed to the cabinet or door near the lock (e.g., HF321).

Important Notes

• Manufacturer Specificity: Lock codes are specific to the manufacturer. Ensure you select the correct manufacturer (Dee Zee) when ordering your key.
• Key Cut Variations: Even if lock codes appear similar across different brands, the actual key cuts vary significantly by manufacturer. Always verify the manufacturer.

Ordering the Correct Key

Once you have identified your lock code (e.g., CH607) and confirmed the manufacturer (Dee Zee), you can proceed to order your custom-cut replacement key. Ensure that the lock code and manufacturer specified in your order precisely match your existing lock to guarantee compatibility.

This key is designed for Dee Zee Key Series CH501 - CH750 and is cut on an O1122BR key blank, ensuring a precise fit for compatible Dee Zee toolbox locks.

Usage Instructions

1. Insert Key: Gently insert the replacement key into the lock cylinder.
2. Turn Key: Turn the key clockwise or counter-clockwise, depending on the lock mechanism, to engage or disengage the lock.
3. Remove Key: Once the lock is operated, remove the key. Avoid forcing the key if it does not turn smoothly.

Maintenance

• Keep Clean: Keep the key clean and free from dirt or debris.
• Lubrication: If the lock mechanism becomes stiff, a small amount of graphite lubricant can be applied to the lock cylinder, not the key itself.
• Storage: Store spare keys in a safe, dry place to prevent loss or damage.

Troubleshooting

• Key Does Not Insert: Ensure the key is oriented correctly. Check for any obstructions in the lock cylinder.
• Key Does Not Turn: Verify that the lock code on your key matches the lock. Ensure the lock mechanism is not jammed. Do not force the key.
• Lock Still Not Working: If the key does not operate the lock after verifying the code and checking for obstructions, the lock mechanism itself may be faulty.

For persistent issues, refer to the Support section for contact information.

Specifications

Support

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