SAFE 70207 Electronic Combination Lock Instruction Manual
- June 9, 2024
- SAFE
Table of Contents
SAFE 70207 Electronic Combination Lock
DIRECTIONS FOR USE AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL NOTES
- Read the instructions carefully before use.
- Keep these instructions for future reference and include these instructions if you pass on the product to third par-ties.
- Use the product only for the intended use. Any other use as well as modifi cations of the product have to be consi-dered as improper use and could cause injuries or product damages. The manufacturer will not be held responsible for any damages resulting from such improper use.
- Not for commercial use.
SAFETY NOTES
WARNING
Life and accident risk for toddlers and kids! To avoid danger of suffocation,
keep packing ma-terials away from babies and children. Risk of suffocation due
to packing material. Small parts can be swallowed! Children often
underestimate the dangers!
INSERTING THE BATTERIES
- Remove the cover between the turning knob and the digit plate at the front (see illustration).
- Take one of the two keys included and place it into the lock. Turn it slightly to the left. Then turn the turning knob to the right and now you can open the safe.
- Open the battery case on the backside of the door, by pushing the cover (OPEN) downwards in the direction of arrow. Pls note the right polarity (+/-), if you insert the 4 x 1.5 V Mignon batteries.
- Now close the safe and after taking out the key, place the front cover back onto the lock. The safe is now activated.
OPENING THE SAFE
- Input the preset code (the original set by the manufactu-rer is 1, 5, 9). Press „E“ to confi rm it or „C“ to chancel it. The green light will illuminate which will mean the safe is able to opened. Turn the safe knob to the open position within 5 seconds of the green light illuminating.
- With each press of a number the yellow light will fl ash and beep, indicating the safe confi rms this entry. If the beeping and fl ashing doesn‘t stop when E is pressed, this indicates the wrong code has been entered.
- If the wrong code is entered 3 times, the safe will not accept any entry within 20 seconds. If the wrong code is entered another 3 times, the next entry can only be made after 5 minutes.
LOCKING THE SAFE
Close the door of the safe while turning the knob. Reset and change the user code
- When the safe door is open, locate the red button on the inside of the hinged edge of the door. Press and hold the red button down. The yellow light will illuminate. Enter your desired user code within 30 seconds (3-8 digits), then press E to fi nish and store.
- If the yellow light does not stop fl ashing/beeping, the safe has not accepted your code. Please repeat the process.
- If you want to change the users code, repeat the ope-ration (1).
HOW TO USE THE OVERRIDE KEY
- If you have forgotten the code, please remove the front cover and proceed with opening the safe as described in Point 1.
Note: NEVER leave the reversal key in or near the safe!
CHANGING THE BATTERY
If both the red and green lights are on, this indicates that the batteries needs to be replaced. Replace all 4 batteries with the same type (see Technical Details).
ATTENTION!
After changing the batteries, follow the code entry process with the door open
to make sure the bat-tery is properly installed in the battery box. Please
confi rm user code each time the battery is changed.
Important notice: if the batteries should have lost their capacity, please
open the safe as under „Inserting the batteries“ described. Be aware that you
necessarily need the reversal key!
TECHNICAL DETAILS
- Accessories: 2 keys
- Dimensions: (WxDxH) approx. 31 x 20 x 20 cm
- Net weight: approx. 4 kg
- Material: Steel, powdercoated
- Included batteries: 4x Mignon, AA, LR6, 1.5 V
NOTE
NEVER dispose of old and used batteries with your household waste! Every end
user is enga-ged to take back empty batteries. They can be delivered free of
charge to the selling point or a local collecting point!
ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE
Electrical and Electronic Equipment must not be dispose by residual waste. If
you want to part from a product, inform yourself at your local faci-lities
about a proper disposal of electronic waste according to WEEE directive
2012/19/EU.
Produced for Haushalt International Im- & Export GmbH
Gerhard-Stalling-Str. 9 -11 · D-26135 Oldenburg
www.haushalt-international.de
Country of Origin