Generator replacement keys and locks

Generac home standby generators feature housings to protect the components. These housings can be locked for security. While keys are included with the generator, they can become lost or damaged. In some cases, the lock itself may also need to be replaced.

Environment

This article applies to liquid-cooled and air-cooled home standby generators.

Where do I find the part number for replacement keys?

Click here for air-cooled generator keys

Click here for liquid-cooled generator keys

Where can I purchase replacement keys?

Replacement keys are available on Generac’s Online Parts Store.

Additional places to purchase replacement keys include:

• A local Independent Authorized Service Dealer (IASD)
• Ordertree.com
• Amazon
• Online generator parts suppliers

Replacing the lock on the generator enclosure

If the lock on the generator enclosure is broken or damaged, it may be replaced. Lock availability and part numbers vary by enclosure style.

Air-cooled (Guardian)

Replacement lock part number: A0000481249

To purchase a replacement lock, contact a local dealer locator to find an Independent Authorized Service Dealer (IASD).

Liquid-cooled

Liquid-cooled lock part numbers can vary based on enclosure style and clearance requirements. Contact your installer or a local Independent Authorized Service Dealer (IASD) to identify the correct lock for your generator.

Air-cooled generator keys

Models: Prior to 2008
Part number: 0D3037K

Models: 2008 – Present
Part number: 0G66240KEY

Liquid-cooled generator keys

Models: 2005–2010
Part number: 067042A

Models: 2010 – Present (Without 18" clearance)
Part number: 0F8869D

Models: 2017 – Present (With 18" clearance)
Part number: 10000002772

Models: RG100, RG130, & RG150
Part number: 060069A