Repair shop lost my keys

[madmaddie44]

I purchased a used 2009-3665re fifth wheel and it is being transported today but the repair place that put in a new AC for me claims they never had the keys, which they did...so I'm asking where can I get a replacement set?
I've looked online but there is no stamp on the lock itself...however, on the lock plate in capital letters is stamped FJC. Any suggestions on getting a new set of keys for everything other than a locksmith? Thanks in advance

[jsb5717]

Not sure what style your handle is but something like this would make it an easy fix

https://www.amazon.com/Travel-Traile...95931669&psc=1

[Daryles]

If it's a generic key, a neighbor at a Campground probably has the same keys. You could ask them to test their keys in your lock to verify. If they work write down the key number and order them

https://www.rvlocksandmore.com/locks...placement-keys

[LeftOverParts]

Post #3 in this link might help. If not, maybe keystone customer service or a locksmith?

https://www.keystoneforums.com/forum...ad.php?t=38694

[DutchmenSport]

The outside baggage doors are probably all CH751 keys. At least one outside compartment will be the CH751. Everything else, it's hard to tell.

[jimcol]

As others have said the storage compartments are similar on many of the trailers and a number is stamped on the cylinder lock itself. CH751 use to be a popular key. On our 2006 the key for the door lock was also pretty common but the deadbolt lock was unique to our unit. Even the dealers master key did not fit it. The code referenced in the video from Daryles video will get you the answer but it would be much faster to replace the entire door lock assembly. When I replaced ours they were like $40 and a 20 minute job to replace. I'm sure the price has gone up since but the amount of time should remain the same. I think this is the company that made the OEM for your unit: https://www.wescofastec.com/locks-keys