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Every safe has 3pcs keys, one of them is the key marked with
a red dot on the key handle, and the other two keys are for
normal use. To open the safe first time, insert the emergency
key into the key hole and turn it clockwise direction.
The safe requires 4×size “AA” (1.5V) batteries.
Open the safe, push the battery cover plate on the back of
the door and install the batteries. Ensure that the batteries are
fitted with the correct corresponding polarity.
The use of alkaline batteries is highly recommended.
To open the safe, insert the key into the key hole, then enter
your personal code followed by , you will hear a beep and
the green light will be on. Then turn the key clockwise direction
to open the safe.
The safe allows up to 3 erroneous code entries before it is
blocked for 5 minutes as a security measure. During this time,
it is not possible to use the keypad.
To close the safe, turn the key counter-clockwise direction.
If the batteries are low, the red light in the upper part of the
keyboard will warn you immediately. To test the batteries,
introduce your personal code and use the key to open the
door. If the red light is not on, it means that the batteries are
still working.
The safe requires 4×size “AA” (1.5V) batteries.
Open the safe, push the battery cover plate on the back of the
door and replace the four old batteries. You must reprogram
the code, using the third step above.
The use of alkaline batteries is highly recommended.
For your convenience, this safe has an emergency key to open,
which is marked with a red dot on the key handle. If you forget
your combination code, insert the emergency key into the key
hole and turn it clockwise direction to open the safe.
This will manually open your safe at any time.
A. With the safe door open, press the red button on the back
of the door near the hinge, release it and you will hear two
beeps. The green light will be on at the same time.
B. Now press from 3 to 8 numbers that you wish to use as
a combination, and confirm by pressing . You have 25
seconds to introduce the code. The safe will beep twice and
the green light will go off, so your personal code is now set.
C. In case of trying to introduce more than 8 numbers, the safe
will beep 3 times, so you will have to wait and introduce the
new combination number.
D. Write down your new combination immediately and check
whether your new combination has been programmed or
not on conditions of the safe door open.
1. OPENING THE SAFE
2. INSTALLING THE BATTERIES
4. USING YOUR SAFE
5. BATTERY REPLACEMENT WARNING
6. REPLACING THE BATTERIES
7. OPENING THE SAFE WITH THE
EMERGENCY KEY
3. PROGRAMMING THE CODE
Read those instructions carefully before installing
the safe, in order to avoid any incorrect use of the
safe that could annul the guarantee.
Do not keep the keys in the safe itself.
CAUTION
The safe should be placed horizontally
for its correct use.
CAUTION
Check the condition of the battery compartment on a regular
basis (every 6 months) to identify any possible signs of rust,
sulphation, etc.
Grease/oil any mechanical moving parts, such as locks and
bolts.
9.
MAINTENANCE
If the batteries have run out, you can use the safe by placing
a 9V battery in the power supply located to the right of the
keypad.
Once the safe is open, replace the batteries.
8. OPENING WITH AN EXTERNAL BATTERY
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