Wallbox Keys for Seeburg S and Wurlitzer WCX Locks

Please read the following: The stamped numbers on lock faces can be very difficult to accurately read. The round numbers can look alike and some locks stampings are just about impossible to see with the naked eye. Clean the face, use a magnifier and daylight if needed, whatever it takes to get an accurate reading. The number you submit must be absolutely correct or the key will not work.

Return issue's: Now and then a correct number key just won't work, I'll remake them at no charge upon return. The corresponding lock must accompany a non-functional key.

Keys returned because an incorrect number was ordered will be credited for 50% towards the correct replacement upon receipt of return.

A Word to the Wise...

I receive a few emails now and then about S-keys not fitting or turning. 99.9% of the time, it's the wallbox lock and linkage. After sitting for years, they are stiff and gummed up. Very often the key won't even slide into the lock. Here's what I've found to work. The lock must be lubricated, must people use a spray penetrating oil (CRC, WD40, gun lube and so on...), just spray a little it into the key opening. Once the lock has been lubed, work the key in (not force, not bang it in with a hammer) and out until it starts to slide nicely, then when it will slide to maximum depth with ease start twisting the key slide to slide. At this point most locks will just start turning, others need more help. Now I'm going to suggest something, something that must be done with some common sense. When a lock won't budge, I will carefully use a pair of pliers to help get the key turning. This does not mean use key bending pressure, but very often the first turn takes a lot of pressure, more then bare fingers can assert. Remember, use your head, not a hammer!

WCX Keys

Starting in the late 40's Wurlitzer started exclusively using the WCX lock in most wallboxes. This includes all 100, 104 and 200 selection wallboxes, models include the following 5000 series types: 5205, 5206, 5207, 5210, 5220, 5252 and others.

In the 50's Wurlitzer started using the WCX lock for cash doors. If your door still has is original WCX lock and it's numbered I can make a matching key.

All numbers WCX1-WCX500 available

Check the face of your lock, if it has a WCX followed by a number from 1 to 500, I can custom cut a key for it.

WCX Keys $12

Keys for Seeburg and Wurlitzer wallboxes

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WCX Keys