17-08-2026
05:40 AM
- last edited on
18-08-2026
08:06 AM
by
ErikaB1


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17-08-2026 08:43 AM
Hi @Nyxdead,
Welcome to the EE Community
As mentioned those models do have unique passwords that are only stored on the keep me card and the back of the battery cover, it is not something we are are able to provide if you no longer have those options. You can try admin as the default admin password if you have not already, but it is unlikely to be in use for this model.
Alex
17-08-2026 08:19 AM
@Nyxdead There is no default each device has its own unique information.
17-08-2026 08:43 AM
Hi @Nyxdead,
Welcome to the EE Community
As mentioned those models do have unique passwords that are only stored on the keep me card and the back of the battery cover, it is not something we are are able to provide if you no longer have those options. You can try admin as the default admin password if you have not already, but it is unlikely to be in use for this model.
Alex
17-08-2026 12:08 PM
This is why you should have taken a photo as backup. The wear seems a bit odd.
Try and recover the password from the image using AI.
You'll need to speak to EE CS on 150 and ask them for a replacement device.
Thanks