Euromate 406210, Original Instructions Manual

GB

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Symbols affixed to your unit may not be removed 
or covered. Information on the unit that is no 
longer legible must be replaced immediately.

Your unit at a glance

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 P. 3, item 1

1. Unlocking handle
2. Cover
3. Keyboard
4. Red LED
5. Green LED
6. Battery compartment
7. Button

Scope of delivery

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Operating manual

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Safe for integration into furniture

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Emergency key

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4× anchor screws

Operation

Opening for the first time

– Remove the cover (2).
– Put the emergency key into the keyhole and turn 

anti-clockwise.

– At the same time, turn the unlocking handle (1) 

clockwise and open the door.

Fixture

– To fix it into place, use the pre-drilled 

holes (ø 9 mm) on the bottom or on the rear wall 
of the safe.

– Use the supplied anchor screws.
– Use suitable rawlplugs.

Inserting the batteries

– Remove the cover of the battery compartment (6).
– Insert the batteries. Please make sure the polarity 

is correct! Battery type 

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 Technical data – p. 15

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Programming the code

1. Press the button (7). As soon as you release the 

button, two signal sounds are issued.

2. Use the keyboard (3) to enter a three to eight-digit 

code and then confirm within 15 seconds by 
pressing the button 

[*]

 or button 

[#]

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Opening the safe

1. Use the keyboard (3) to enter the saved code and 

then confirm by pressing the button 

[*]

 or but-

ton 

[#]

.

2. An acoustic signal is sounded and the green 

LED (5) lights up.

3. Open the door using the unlocking handle (1) 

within the next 5 seconds.

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The door will be blocked if an incorrect code is 
entered three times.

Emergency opening of the safe

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If the door cannot be opened using the code or if 
the batteries are empty, you will need to proceed 
as described under 

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 Opening for the first time – 

p. 14

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– Enter a new code as described under 

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 Pro-

gramming the code – p. 14

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Cleaning and maintenance

Cleaning and maintenance overview

Regularly and according to the operating condi-
tions

Maintenance

Changing the batteries

– If the batteries are low on power, the red LED (4) 

lights up.

– To replace the batteries, open the safe and 

replace the batteries as described under 

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 Inserting the batteries – p. 14

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Storage, transportation

Storage

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Store the unit and accessories in a dry and well 
ventilated place.

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If the unit and accessories are to be out of opera-
tion for a longer period of time, make sure they 
are protected from dirt and corrosion.

Transport

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When dispatching, try to use the original packag-
ing, if possible.

Troubleshooting

What to do when something doesn’t work…

Malfunctions are often caused by minor faults. You 
can easily remedy most of these yourself. Please 
consult the following table before contacting the ven-
dor. You will save yourself a lot of trouble and possibly 
money too.

Before putting the unit into operation, read 
and observe the instructions for use.

Note: 

Never store the emergency key in the 

safe.

CAUTION! Risk of injury! 

Only set up the 

safe so that is it horizontal.

Note: 

Wait 20 seconds before trying to enter 

the code again. If you enter an incorrect 
code three times again, you will have to wait 
5 minutes.

What?

How?

Clean the device.

Wipe the unit with a dry 
cloth.

Note: 

The programmed code is deleted dur-

ing battery change.

DANGER! Risk of injury! 

Unprofessional 

repairs may mean that your unit will no 
longer operate safely. This endangers you 
and your environment.

Error/Fault

Cause

Remedy

Door cannot be opened? Entered incorrect code.

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 Opening the safe – p. 14