YOSEC Gun Safe Replacement Lock Electronic Black keypad Safe Lock

Have a Winchester TS26-45 safe the keypad stopped working on. It was giving 4 quick beeps. What I could find said that was a major error/failure and needed replaced. So I looked at many replacements. This had a good review so tried it. First, the keypads swap out with no need to change the mounting bracket (old one on top in picture to compare to new one installed). The cable feeds right through the hole the old one come out of with no issues to plug into the motherboard. The motherboard swaps out fine, screwholes line up perfectly (new installed old to left for comparison). One concern I had was the solenoid for the lock. The one it comes with (last picture) looks nothing like the one on the safe (3rd picture) but the plug is not a concern because you just use the old cable and it fits into the plug on the motherboard no issues. Reprogramming the combination is easy. Just use the red button on the cable, plug it into the plug on the left on the motherboard board and follow directions they send. Super easy. Will see how this one holds up. For the price cheaper than others I looked at that seemed more complicated. Hope this helps.

exact replacement for my Winchester safe. easy install about and hour to do it all. best to watch the video and program everything b4 installing. i didn't install the solenoid, my problem, probably the circuit board or key pad which I did change. simple fix with a Phillips screwdriver. easy combination programming with good instructions.

My original keypad was beeping.Of course winchester wants a receipt,which i did not have before they would replace it.Ordered this one and just used the keypad since all other components were there.Worked perfect and does not beep.

Replacing a failed Winchester safe lock (common issue for Winchester). Original base mounting plate works with this keypad but I installed the new base that came with it. Motherboard is identical and an easy swap with the original. The only issue is that the replacement solenoid is different from the Winchester solenoid. The Winchester solenoid has a manual override for the key lock mechanism to contact to unlock the safe manually with a key. Fortunately, this replacement motherboard uses the same style electrical plug, so simply plugging the original solenoid into the new motherboard works perfectly. Fit and function are the same. Programming is slightly different. The Winchester lock could be reprogrammed using the keypad only. This replacement requires the red button to be depressed which has to be plugged into the motherboard. After inputting my security code and verifying it worked, I chose to unplug the red button and remove it before reinstalling the safe panel. It is not required for normal operation. Other than the solenoid and programing differences, this functions like the original. The Winchester original lasted 3 years. Hopefully this replacement will last at least that long. So far, satisfied with this keypad lock.

I have the Winchester 26 safe. The keypad died completely. New batteries didn’t help. I thought the keypad was bad. But to be safe I ordered this. Good thing I did. Ended up being the motherboard. Nothing was wrong with the keypad. And it was easy to reprogram.

The media could not be loaded. So this worked well for awhile but I noticed it was beeping randomly today and thought it was just a low battery.Replaced the battery and it just got worse, now it's like constantly someone is pressing a button yet it's not being touched.Finally had to remove the battery and I guess I'll have to order from someone else, it looked nice and worked for awhile but the cheap battery they included lasted longer than the product

Worked perfect, no problems installing

If you have a Winchester safe and the keypad goes out on you this is the perfect replacement. My keypad had a short and the keypad itself and it wasn’t getting enough power for the code to work. This keypad comes with a new chip in case you need to change the code so that is very handy. What was even more handy as this keypad literally plugged in to the original Chip and I did not even have to change my code. I give this an absolute A+ if you’re replacing a keypad on a Winchester safe thank you so much for selling it. It was 100% worth to buy.