Low-Budget Repairs is a puzzle-driven exploration game where you piece together clues scattered around a house, a mansion, and a police station to figure out numeric combinations. Instead of typing codes into a menu for free items, you punch these digits directly into the locks, safes, and keypads you find while poking around each location.
Working Low-Budget Repairs codes
Each code below is tied to a specific lock or safe, so you’ll want to head to the matching spot before typing anything in.
1974
Opens the locked door at Home (clue: the windowsill photo)
9217
Opens the garden lock at Home (clue: the four gnome digits; some saves need 9271 instead)
4916
Opens the Secret Door in the Mansion
371830
Opens the Mansion safe (clue: the car’s number plate)
438959
Opens the Storage Space safe (clue: the alarm clock numbers)
13
Opens the Chief Room lock at the Police Station
02
Opens the Waiting Room lock at the Police Station
67
Opens the Phone Room lock at the Police Station
Note: the garden lock at Home doesn’t always use the same combination. If 9217 doesn’t turn the dial, try 9271 instead, since some saves generate the gnome digits in a different order.
How to redeem codes in Low-Budget Repairs
You won’t find a single “codes” button anywhere in the menu. Instead, you enter each combination directly on the object it belongs to, so the process changes slightly depending on where you are.
How to get more Low-Budget Repairs codes
New combinations show up whenever the developer adds fresh locations or reworks existing puzzles, so keep an eye on the game’s official social channels for any announcements tied to new content drops. Since these codes are tied to in-game clues rather than a redemption system, most of what you’ll find is baked directly into the environment itself, things like photos, number plates, and clocks that you can inspect while exploring.
Why didn’t my code work?
Double-check you’re entering the code on the correct lock, since these combinations aren’t interchangeable between locations. If you’re stuck on the garden lock specifically, remember that some saves swap the last two digits, so try 9271 if 9217 doesn’t open it.
Once a lock clicks open or a safe door swings free, that’s your confirmation the code went in correctly. No pop-up or reward screen shows up, so the visual change in the object itself is what tells you it worked.
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