Electrocoin Xenon keys

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Hi all

I've just taken delivery of four Electrocoin Xenon cabs, but I don't have the keys for them. Do you know where I could source replacements or compatibles please? I'd like to avoid drilling them out if I can.

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If they are odd locks there’s thousands of different ones MAYBE CONTACT THE SUPPLIER SEE IF HE FITTED A UNIVERSAL SAME CODE KEY ON ALL or if he gave them to the delivery driver who forgot to leave them .. plenty people on here sell locks fair price if it’s a common flat key they are easy to replace if seller knows the number? Hope that helps
 

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Always good to have a 250 key, in my experience most cabs that originated in this country use one! - if you can get the back door off you can usually access the other parts from the inside
 

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Thanks for coming back guys.
If they are odd locks there’s thousands of different ones MAYBE CONTACT THE SUPPLIER SEE IF HE FITTED A UNIVERSAL SAME CODE KEY ON ALL or if he gave them to the delivery driver who forgot to leave them .. plenty people on here sell locks fair price if it’s a common flat key they are easy to replace if seller knows the number? Hope that helps
Unfortunately this is not an option. I actually bought these machines years ago and have had them in storage since, due to not having the space for them. Now I do, I find myself in this unfortunate position...

Always good to have a 250 key, in my experience most cabs that originated in this country use one! - if you can get the back door off you can usually access the other parts from the inside
What's a 250 key please, and where can I find one?

Attached photos of the two locks on the front of the cab. The other machines look universal in this respect but obviously with no keys I can't confirm!

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Proper code is 92250, they're the most common flat key used. I keep one on my house keys I use it so much.
I'm sure I've got plenty of spares, drop me a pm I'll send you one. Every arcade collector needs at least one lol
 

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Thanks for coming back guys.

Unfortunately this is not an option. I actually bought these machines years ago and have had them in storage since, due to not having the space for them. Now I do, I find myself in this unfortunate position...


What's a 250 key please, and where can I find one?

Attached photos of the two locks on the front of the cab. The other machines look universal in this respect but obviously with no keys I can't confirm!

Thanks all
ah not 250.... break it
 

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Those locks pictured the tubular key one may drill if you go in direct down the nipple position for about one inch with a 4-5 mm drill bit you should be able to punch the centre out with a hammer and punch as the lock is held together by a small brass rivet pin in that area of drilling ...its tough steel tho' so good quality drill needed

The numbered ‘key set’ lock is tougher high security limited series keys . However as it’s a metal door your best option is carefully prize it open taking care not to bend the door rim too much . If you are lucky the tongue may be weak and bend or snap off the rear of the lock then straighten the door rim after with pliers? Bit aggressive but depend on how you feel to do it


Are you maybe near another member on here with some experience with locks I have a lock pick will open the one with the raised hump in the centre ( I don’t lend it out) but those others no pick exists for them But I am in Cheshire where are you it may indicate you are near another reader, It’s not too difficult to pop them open just take time to avoid damaging the doors frames or inner latching areas good luck

Once open remove old locks and fit replacements had to do it many times for arcades I service. If you are close to me I could possibly show you how and supply other locks there’s hundreds here but see first if someone near you?
 
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