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eSynic 1PCS Password Fridge Lock £8.99 Dispatches from Amazon Sold by eSynic UK
eSynic 1PCS Password Fridge Lock £8.99 Dispatches from Amazon Sold by eSynic UK
eSynic 1PCS Password Fridge Lock £8.99 Dispatches from Amazon Sold by eSynic UK
eSynic 1PCS Password Fridge Lock £8.99 Dispatches from Amazon Sold by eSynic UK
eSynic 1PCS Password Fridge Lock £8.99 Dispatches from Amazon Sold by eSynic UK
eSynic 1PCS Password Fridge Lock £8.99 Dispatches from Amazon Sold by eSynic UK
eSynic 1PCS Password Fridge Lock £8.99 Dispatches from Amazon Sold by eSynic UK
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Posted 12 June 2023

eSynic 1PCS Password Fridge Lock £8.99 Dispatches from Amazon Sold by eSynic UK

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eSynic Fridge Passcode Lock*-------: Refrigerator Lock is with Code can Restrict Children from Opening Doors, Windows, Cabinets, etc, Preventing Children from Messing up and Turning Cabinets, Refrigerators, etc. Also Anti-Theft, High Security and More Reliable
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  1. SqueakyWalker's avatar
    SqueakyWalker
    This should help the Mrs lose some excess
    Why_so_serious's avatar
    Why_so_serious
    You're lucky.... Mine would chew through the lock.
  2. rugman's avatar
    rugman
    50365304-hM0YR.jpgReminded me of these when we were kids in the 70s
    Nippy44's avatar
    Nippy44
    Easily bypassed by tapping the reciever switches under the hand piece.
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  4. Unsane's avatar
    Unsane
    Heat added.

    Doubles as a defibrillator after too much trifle.
  5. mmachine's avatar
    mmachine
    i assume this is to prevent children from opening what this is attached to,cos if you go by 1 reviewer, There is a hole(reset button) on the side of the lock, use a tool to hold this reset button, and then put in the new combination, release the reset button and now your new combination will now be in effect.
    AgentBartonBones's avatar
    AgentBartonBones
    most combination locks have a reset button, nothing new, you usually have to do 2/3 specific things to the lock to perform the reset!
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    Never had kids sneak in fridge or cupboards, but my dogs did lol....
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