RHINO METALS Longhorn LSB1014, Owner'S Manual

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Cleaning Safe Body

Use a clean and soft cloth (such as a microfiber cleaning cloth) that is slightly 
damp with water to clean the exterior of the safe.  Take care around the edges 
of any logos or pin striping as any pressure could cause damage to them.  

Cleaning Safe Locks and Handles

Locks and handles are coated to protect from rust or tarnish.  Do not use any 
kind of metal polish or harsh cleaning products.  Simply wipe off with a soft, 
damp cloth.  Minor scratches may be touched up with a paint touch up kit 
available from Rhino Metals.

Electronic Lock Maintenance

While electronic locks do not need annual maintenance, changing out the 
battery once a year is highly recommended to ensure reliable access into the 
safe.  We recommend using a 9

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volt Duracell® or Energizer® alkaline battery 

with a 

“

Use Date

” 

at least 4 years in the future.

Heat Expandable Door Seal

Seal does not require any maintenance, nor should it be removed. 

Internal Locking Mechanism

The internal locking mechanism requires no maintenance.  Opening the door 
panel of the safe by anyone other than a certified lock or safe technician may 
void the warranty.

Lubricating the Locking Bolts

To keep the locking bolt action smooth and relieve any stresses from the 
mechanism, add a small amount of lubricant to the locking bolts once a year.  
With the door open and the handle rotated counter

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clockwise to extend the 

locking bolts, wipe a very small amount of lubricating grease onto the moving 
locking bolts around the door.  We recommend using Super Lube

™ 

or a multi

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purpose silicone grease with Teflon®.

Preventing Damage to Contents

If safe is placed in a high humidity environment, consider purchasing a 
dehumidifier to help prevent rust or tarnish on guns and jewelry, or mildew on 
important documents or photos in the safe—see website for details.

Rhino Metals Technical Support (208) 454

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