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[hossenfeffer]

Can anyone tell me how to program the key pad on my front door? It has not been changed since I moved in (two weeks ago) and I don't like the idea of people at the hogwan I work at knowing the code. The other day I came home from work on my lunch break and there was an IT guy from work installing cable and internet. I realize that he was doing me a service but I'd just prefer it if he did that service while I was in the apartment (and that he didn't know the password to my front door).

Thank you,
Hoss

[aarontendo]

eh i asked the girl in the office to help me with mine. on mine there is a button on the inside part of the door to start the process

[kat2]

They are all different, but I sugest asking your doorman or the woman from the real estate office or something. Or a neighbor. You don't need to speak much Korean. "Doe-wah joo say yo" means help. "moon" is door. "gaja" means come on. some combination of those should get you some help.

P.S. try taking of the cover on the inside of the door where the batteries are. Soemtimes there are directions in there.

[Jack_Sarang]

Uh, saying gaja (가자) to a korean you don't know or anyone older is a guarenteed way to ensure you don't get any help whatsoever.

[PimpofKorea]