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Operating The Lock
Enter the existing six digit code. The lock comes from the factory set to
1-2-3-4-5-6. Each key press is confirmed with an audio and visual (LED
flash) signal.
The lock will indicate a valid code entry with a double signal.
Within 6 seconds, turn the ring around the keypad clockwise until it
stops. Then turn the handle on your safe clockwise and pull the door
open.
To lock the safe, turn the handle on your safe counter-clockwise until it
stops. Then turn the ring around the keypad counter-clockwise. The lock
will beep twice when it has re-engaged.
Wrong Try Penalty
Every invalid code entry is indicated by a triple signal. Entering 5
consecutive invalid codes starts a 3 minute delay period. (LED will flash at
5 or 10 second intervals.)
During the delay period, pressing any key will extend the delay period a
few seconds.
Changing Your Code
Before changing your code, open the door and extend the door bolts. Always
leave the door open when changing your combination.
Press “0” (zero) six times.
Enter your existing six digit code once.
Enter the NEW six digit code twice.
Enter the NEW code one more time to unlock the safe.
If a mistake is made, wait ten seconds and repeat steps 1-4.
-Always test the lock several times with the door still open.
-If you just changed your combination for the first time, always check to make
sure that 1-2-3-4-5-6 (factory default) will no longer open the lock.
-When creating new combinations, avoid using personal data such as birth
dates, street numbers or phone numbers to keep your valuables as secure as
possible.
Always keep a copy of your combination in a secure location
outside of your safe.
