HMF 2030-11 Key Safe Electric Locker Instruction Manual
- June 15, 2024
- HMF
Table of Contents
HMF 2030-11 Key Safe Electric Locker
WARNING! DO NOT KEEP EMERGENCY KEYS IN THE VAULT!
If the batteries are empty, the vault can only be opened with the emergency keys.
KEY SAFE WITH ELECTRONIC LOCK
- Bolts
- Reset Button
- Battery Compartment
- Knob (Master Key)
- Emergency Lock Cover
- Green Light
- Red Light
- Yellow Light
- Confirming Button
- Power Supply (4 x AA Batteries)
Opening the vault for the first time
- When opening for the first time, please use the enclosed emergency key. Remove the emergency lock cover (5) and unlock the lock counterclockwise.
- Rotate the knob (4) clockwise to open the door.
Inserting the batteries
- Open the door and remove the battery compartment cover (3).
- Insert 4 x AA batteries, observing polarity.
WARNING! If the red and green LEDs light up simultaneously, the batteries are low and fresh batteries should be inserted.
Storing the personal code
Once the safe door is opened and the batteries are inserted, you can store
your code (3 – 8 digits).
- Press the reset button (2) on the inside of the door.
- Now start entering your code (3 – 8 digits) as soon as the yellow LED lights up. Confirm the entry with “A” or “B”.
- If the yellow LED flashes and three beeps follow, the new code has not been saved successfully. Please repeat the procedure.
Opening the vault
- Enter your stored code (3 – 8 digits). When you press a button, a beep sounds and the yellow LED flashes.
- Confirm the entry with “A” or “B”. The green LED lights up.
- Rotate the knob (4) clockwise and pull the door to you within 5 seconds.
WARNING! The preset code is “159”. You can use this if problems occur with the electronic lock. These are indicated by three flashes of the yellow LED on the electronic lock.
Closing the door
Close the door and turn the knob (4) counterclockwise. Now the door is locked.
Automatic Lock
Three continuously wrong entries will activate the warning beep for 20
seconds. During the 20 seconds, you cannot open the vault with a code. Please
use the emergency key.
Wall mounting
Choose a suitable place to mount your key safe on the wall.
- Drill holes for the dowels at the desired location.
- Insert the dowels into the pre-drilled holes and secure the vault with appropriate screws.
WARNING! If you want to attach the vault to a concrete wall, use the
expansion bolts. For mounting on a wooden wall, use the clamping screws. If
necessary, use your own fixing material which is suitable for your
installation location.
| ISSUES | CAUSE / HANDLING |
|---|
The opening mechanism is sluggish or the vault opens only sometimes or not at all.
|
Weak batteries / Please open the safe with the emergency key and insert new batteries. ATTENTION! Please note 2. Inserting the batteries! The code has to be restored.
The green and red LEDs light up simultaneously, and the safe will not open.|
Weak batteries / Please open the safe with the emergency key and insert new
batteries. ATTENTION! Please note 2. Inserting the batteries! The code has to
be restored.
When pressing the buttons no sound is heard.| Weak batteries / Please open the
safe with the emergency key and insert new batteries. ATTENTION! Please note
2. Inserting the batteries! The code has to be restored.
When pressing the buttons no LEDs light up.| Weak batteries / Please open the
safe with the emergency key and insert new batteries. ATTENTION! Please note
2. Inserting the batteries! The code has to be restored.
The door is warped, the vault closes hard.| Please adjust the safe door using
an Allen key.
The safe opens with any code or, the stored code is not working.| The
batteries may have been changed and you haven’t stored a new code. Please open
the safe with the emergency keys and store a new code as described under 3.
Storing the personal code.
Disposal of the product
Dear customer, at the end of the product’s service life, please dispose of it properly. Our product contains valuable materials that can be recycled. Please contribute to waste avoidance. Owners of old appliances must separate used batteries and accumulators that are not enclosed by the old appliance from the old appliance before handing them in at a collection point. Please note that electrical and electronic equipment and batteries labelled in this way must not be disposed of with household waste, but must be collected separately. Please enquire about collection points for batteries and electrical waste at the responsible office in your city / municipality Used batteries must not be disposed of with household waste, as they may contain toxic elements and heavy metals that can be harmful to the environment and human health. Consumers are therefore obliged to return batteries free of charge to retailers or local collection points. Used batteries are recycled. They contain important raw materials such as iron, zinc, manganese or nickel. The symbols under the waste garbage can indicate the following:
- Pb: The battery contains lead
- Cd: The battery contains cadmium
- Hg: The battery contains mercury
HOLTHOFF TRADING GMBH hereby declares that this device complies with Directives 2014/30/EU and 2011/65/EU (RoHS). Subject to technical changes without notice. Errors excepted.
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