Rockola Cabinet Keys
The keys I offer are for the original
factory installed cabinet locks that open lids, front and back doors.
These keys will not fit cash box drawers or
non-original cabinet locks.
Every cash door lock is unique and there is no source for
them. If you're missing the key to your cash box door, there are two solutions:
Replace the lock or have a locksmith fit a new key.
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| D032
The D032 fits the front and back door on Rockola models 1422 & 1426
D032 Key $15
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| #RO-62 The
RO-62 fits Rockola the 1428 with original "Bell" brand cabinet lock.
If your lock looks like this (note the slot shape)
Order this key
RO-62 key $29.99
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| F486 The Rockola F486 key fits: 1484,
1493, 1494, 403, 404, 408, 414, 418, 424, 425, 426, 429, 430, 431, 432,
433 & 434 models.
Your lock should look like this
F486 Key $8.99
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| F592 The F592 key fits:
1455 (some), 1458,
1462, 1464, 1465, 1468, 1475, 1478, 1485, 1488, 1495, 1496, 1497 and all
models 435 through
460
Your lock should look like this
F592 Key $8.99
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| F593 The F593 key fits Models: 1432, 1434, 1436,
1438, 1442, 1446, 1448, 1452, 1454 & some 1455
Your lock should look like this
F593 Key $8.99
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| P600
The P600 key fits all models 463 thru 498 & R1000
Your lock should look like this
P600 Key $8.99
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| P1200 The P1200 key fits the 2000X thru
current production CD playing commercial Rockola Jukes.
Your lock should look like this
P1200 Key $8.99
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EC-105 The EC-105 fits the cabinet lock on
Rockola Retro Jukeboxes
This would include home use models like the CD4 & CD8 Bubblers
If lock looks like this
Then order this key
EC105 Cabinet Key $12.99
Rockola Part # ST-11296-K
A word about the EC105 series lock
The EC105 locks that were, and are
still being used by AA / Rockola are a Chinese made and of a very poor
quality
While ever other key I make is
99.99% sure to work, the EC105, even with the factory code, there's
about a 85% chance the key will fit
This is due to sloppy workmanship on
part of the manufacturer, and their adapting the keys to the ever
changing lock tolerances rather then making their own lock clearances to
the industry standard
Which means no matter how well a key
is made to the EC105 specs, (and mine are made to within less then one
thousand) the key may not turn
So far I've found 3 variations of
the same key, and do carry each alternate as back ups when the most
commonly used key doesn't turn
This will typically get people into
about 95% of the machines. For that last 5%, I just don't have an easy
answer, but it might be time to just drill and replace those locks
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