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When you need to re-key your locks, don’t pay a locksmith – just do it yourself! It’s easy with our Prime-Line E 2402 re-keying kit. The kit allows you to rekey all your locks to one, pre-cut key. Note: This kit is not designed to re-key locks to any other existing key, but rather only to the pre-cut keys included with each kit. The re-keying kit works for Schlage brand locks, “C” 5-pin style. Each kit includes 3 pre-cut keys, pins, special tools and a simple-to-follow instruction insert. It makes the re-keying process so easy, even a novice can do it. Note: Rekeying kit requires original key to lock being rekeyed as part of the re-keying process. Be sure to view the manufacturer’s How-To Installation Video on this page.
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This re-keying kit is designed to work with Schlage 5-pin door locksets. This set allows you to re-key all of your locks to just one key! Includes pre-cut keys, pins, special tools and instructions to re-key up to 6 locks.
Heath
2025-08-01 17:03:02
It was cheaper for me to rekey my lock than I expected! I had bought the kit to get the tool to extract the cylinder, so that I could bring it to a locksmith for rekeying. (Thinking I would save the $ by avoiding a house call). However, the instructions were so clear, that i ended up rekeying it myself. (!!!) and saved a bunch of money.I liked the instruction video, since when I accidently let one of the pins slip out while try to push the core into the cylinder, i remembered him saying, "don't worry, if they come out you just put them back in" so calmly like it was easy! I would have just taken it to a locksmith at that point if I didn't remember him saying that. I did let some pins fly out and have to look for the springs, so it took me a bit more time to do than probably the average bear, but remarkably easy once all was said and done. Putting the pin and spring back in when I made a mistake was challenging - required me to clean my glasses, get a tweezers and a tiny screwdriver to push it in - but easy like butter once I got it in :). Best part was the sense of accomplishment The keys are a bit cheap maybe? in terms of how they slide in (I have some lubricant on order so that may make a difference), but overall excellent kit!!!! excellent instrucitons Would buy again definitelyI would say to read the instructions, in addition to the video, as there is more information in there. Especially if you don't have the exact model of lock that is in the video, but that IS represented in the instructions
Dave from San Antonio
2025-07-17 10:58:36
I needed to rekey the 5 locks at my house. I contacted a locksmith and they said it would cost at least $130 and would be more depending on the type of locks. I have rekeyed locks before but didn't have tools for the Schlage locks and I didn't have any keys that I could use to change the locks to. For about $13, I was able to rekey all of my locks. There are enough pins to rekey 6 locks and the pins are color coded to make it easier to use. The instructions were pretty good and there is a video to show you how to do the job. Unfortunately, the first lock I did was a little bit different than the instructions covered. The tailpiece - part that goes through the door - didn't come off. Then when I was pushing the lock cylinder out, it hung up on something and I ended up with all the springs and pins going all over the place. I recommend looking for a video online before trying to put the springs back in. I spent a lot of time trying to put it back together and ended up messing up the springs. The other 4 locks were like the ones in the instructions and I was more careful about pushing the lock cylinder out. I was able to quickly rekey the 4 locks. I found a video online that showed how to replace the springs and was able to get the lock rekeyed. I would recommend this kit if you need to rekey your locks.
Scott S
2025-06-26 10:34:51
Before opening the package I noticed the tweezers were twisted so jaws misaligned but didn't take a picture. Opened it and read the instructions, they seem thorough and easy to follow. I then took apart a dead bolt to get at its lock cylinder and unscrewed the cap, so ready to use the follower. it wouldn't go in, so I took a really close look at it. The I wanted to use is cracked lengthwise (see 1st photo) and flares so it actually too big around to fit into the cylinder. Looking at the other end (second photo) you can see the burrs and poorly molded plastic. I rolled and spun the end against my desk to ever so slightly round over the edge of the follower and with some fiddling finally got it to enter the cylinder, but it hung up on every pin so took a lot of tuning of it to get it to work its way in pushing out the keyed piece. I dumped the pins out and tried picking up a pin with the tweezers. They are crap (see third photo) with warped arms so nothing comes together correctly. I inserted one of the new keys (see fourth photo). It works, but has a 3 digit number stamped on it that is NOT the key code so of zero use, and takes up the only space on the key where you could stamp it (ex. I stamped GAR on my garage key and HS on my house key); otherwise the keys seem fine though they aren't the high quality brass ones that come with a new Schlage lock. The tool to remove the door handle (see fifth photo) that goes with the deadbolt worked well and was much bigger and easier to hold that the one that came with the Schlage set. The pins (same photo) being color coded versus being in numbered bags is genius but it also hides the native material, so I wonder if they are brass or another material ... if steel they will eventually rust and if aluminum they will wear out quickly ... but no way to tell. The tool to remove the C-clip (see sixth photo) on the door handle lock cylinder is the right thickness, made of steel so strong, but the inside corners of the end are rounded off instead of sharp so they aren't quite wide enough so kept slipping one side or the other into the gap in the c so it took a lot of attempts before it finally came off, and the tool is of no help putting the C-clip back on. I haven't actually opened the pack of pins yet because I'm seriously considering returning this junk and paying more for real tools and a full set of pins because I actually have more then 6 locks and they are all different; I was doing this just to make the most commonly used ones all the same and never open the others from the outside. So if I return and spend more I can rekey the entire house to be identical and just pick from one of the sets of keys I have that are original and have the keycode stamped on them.
Dennison Richter
2025-06-23 16:56:23
This kit was effective and made it very simple to rekey my home locks, and probably at a fraction of the cost of a locksmith.***A word to the wise! Locks have lots of tiny, fiddly bits inside. Work slowly and on a clean, soft, dark cloth so you don’t lose any tiny springs or whatever.***I ran into a QC issue. One of the pins in my set was not chamfered, making it useless. Because the kit is made to rekey up to 6 locks, this means I can rekey only 5 instead.
RAYMUNDO PÉREZ GARCÃA
2025-06-03 13:20:24
Pude cambiar las combinaciones de las cerraduras de mi casa yo solo, ahora solo uso una llave.
KoolBreeze
2025-05-19 12:27:09
This is a True Schlage rekey kit. There are enough pins to re-key 6 locks the tools it comes with are cheap but can do the job. It did not come in the shown package, that's no big deal. The instructions are clear and precise. You may have read the other reviews and are now unsure about purchasing, let me assure you that you can't open a lock with a matchstick, with this kit or any other kit, my hypothesis on that comment is that he removed the Springs and the bible pins or his bible pins and springs are damaged that would let anything open the lock. This kit only replaces the key pins there are no bible pins or springs because to change a key all you need to do is replace the key pins. If your re-keying a lock without a key you will need to pick the lock in order to gut it. This is a remarkable deal and if you can follow the instructions then you can re-key your locks. I'm not aa professional locksmith but I have recently started lockpicking as a hobby and I bought 200.00 in Schlage Training locks I wanted the c-clip removal tool and I want to re-key my door at some point. I have to remove the lock from a doorknob for that I needed the tools and the instructions in this kit. I have learned enough about locks to tell you with confidence that this kit is genuine and that it's truly worth the money. Feel free to ask me questions and I will answer them.Photo 1 is some of the pins with a shot of my cutaway and the core the 2nd picture you can now see the colour pins in the core and you can see the cutaway bible that contains the pins and springs, the 3rd picture shows you 2 Mortise locks, 1 is pinned with its original key the other is pinned with this kit you and you can tell which is which the colour pins are in the lock with 3 keys and it is open the brass part shows where the pins line up so when the key aligns with it and then you can remove the key, in any other positions it's opening it. I didn't have to modify anything to make this work The two mortise locks cost around 15$ here on Amazon. There is a paper in the package that tells you which colour pin goes where. These are SC1 Schlage keys
30Finger
2025-03-10 09:04:10
Yes, this is a great re-key set. It works for the Schlage lockset very well, and includes 6 sets of pins. However you can only re-key a lock (or all 6 locks) according to the instruction sheet provided. If you want to install a new Schlage lockset and have it match the existing ones in your home, then this package is not for you! And it wasn't for me for that very reason.
Customer
2025-02-08 15:05:42
Pros - The kits work as described with the keys provided.Cons - You don't want to use the keys provided, the bitting has negligible variation and only uses pins from the middle range. A 12 year old with a paperclip has an effective key for your lock afterwards.I refused to use the keys provided with the Weiser and Schlage kits I purchased. The real downer is the kits only have pins for the keys provided making keys with good bitting difficult to pin. The Weiser kit had no short pins and the Schlage kit had no long pins.My original keys had excellent bitting and I had unused spares for both locks which let me replace the worn pins in my Weiser lock by filing longer pins to make short pins. Lock works like new again. Unfortunately with no long pins, the Schlage kit was useless to repair that lock. The kits are not suitable for repair work.
Aaron Winter
2024-12-31 14:41:44
So it comes with pins and pre-cut keys. You get instructions to rekey upto 6 locks to match the keys provided in this package. This does not allow you to buy a new lock and rekey it to fit your other existing keys/locks.I was replacing all exterior doors on a property after rental tenant vacancy. So this kit provided me with 3 keys and all the pins to match the included keys. It took about 2 hours to do 4 locks. Watch a video on it so you don't drop the cylinder springs as I did. The tweezers are useless and it was a pain to get the springs/pins back in the housing.4 stars for working, lost 1 star for junk tweezers and poor instruction manual layout.
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