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Safe must be secured as detailed in these instructions. A child or Adult can tip the safe
and can be killed or seriously injured. Failure to secure the safe can result in death or
serious injury.
1. Do not leave safe unattended while open.
2. Keep Children Away from safe.
3. Keep your safe locked and closed at all times when not in use, to avoid
children being accidently locked in safe.
4. Place your safe in a cool and dry location.
5. Remember to record the serial number of your safe from the tag on the
front of your safe. You will need this serial number for all warranty or
customer service inquiries.
6. Electronic media, photographic media and all audio-visual media should
not be stored in the safe for fire protection. These materials will not survive
the rated internal temperature of the safe and may be damaged or destroyed.
WARNING
!
IMPORTANT NOTICES
59PMS22
Instruction Manual
Primetal Security Products
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BATTERY INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT
OPENING THE SAFE
You must first install the battery which is located in the front protective styrofoam.
To replace the battery, remove the cover by turning
as shown in the illustration (counter clockwise).
Install new battery and align cover and install cover
(clockwise).
Batteries included: E-lock (1x9Volt)
Enter Factory Pass Code : 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 and turn the handle clockwise.
Entry of four (4) consecutive invalid codes results in a 5-minute penalty time
period.
a) The unit beeps at 5 second intervals indicating that it is still in the penalty
time period.
b) While the system is in the penalty time, the entrypad buttons remain
unresponsive. Pressing buttons during penalty will not restart or lengthen
the penalty timeperiod.
It will continue to count through the 5 minute penalty time period.
c) While the system is in penalty time, removal of the battery will interrupt
the penalty time countdown. Upon reinstallation of the battery, the Entrypad
continues to count down until the 5 minute penalty time expires.
Wrong Entry Penalty (Penalty Time)
Standby Status
In order to conserve battery power, the system will revert to standby status if
there is no key press within 10 seconds. Standby status is indicated by two
short beeps.
a) Enter “0” six times. Two beeps will sound, indicating the entry is valid and
the system is awaiting the code change.
b) Next, enter the existing six (6) digit code. Two beeps will sound, indicating
the entry is valid.
c) Enter the new six (6) digit code. One beep will sound, indicating the entry is
valid.
d) Re-enter the new six (6) digit code. One beep will sound, indicating the
codes entered in steps c and d are the same and the code changing process
is successful.
e) If three beeps sound, the code change process has been unsuccessful.
The existing code is still valid. Repeat steps a to d.
Automatic Re-lock
The safe lock system automatically relocks after 6 seconds of being opened
by a valid code.
Low Battery Alert
a) Repeated beeping (8 beeps) during an unlock operation indicates that the
battery is low and needs immediate replacement.
b) Manufacturer recommends the use of 9-Volt standard alkaline battery
(Duracell or Energizer brands are recommended) replaced annually.
·Always perform operations with the safe lock system unlock and the
safe door open.
·Before closing the door, make sure all the program changes are correct.
·The system will not allow the User Code to be set to six zeros.
To Change Code
E-lock
Note:
a) Verify the new code at least 3 times before closing the door to make sure
the code has been programmed correctly.
b) The system will revert to standby status if there is no key press within 10
seconds. Standby status is indicated by two short beeps.
LOCKING THE SAFE
This safe must be mounted to the floor. Failure to do so will compromise the
safety, security and warranty of the safe. Place your safe in a cool and dry
location.
SECURING THE SAFE
HARDWARE INCLUDED
Close the door and turn the handle to the lock position.
WARNING:Do not leave safe unattended whlie open, and keep
children away from safe.
M10×77 Lag screws
Gasket washers
Plastic anchors
E-mail: [email protected]
Primetal LLC.
Office: 1150 S Milliken Ave, #1082, Ontario, CA91761, United States
TOOLS REQUIRED
Drill
3/8” drill bit
5/16” drill bit
7/16” drill bit
17mm socket wrench
Phillips screwdriver
As all installation may vary, please contact your local Hardware Professional for
additional installation recommendations.
Remember to record the serial number of your safe from the tag on the
front of your safe.You will need this serial number for customer serice inquiries.
Primetal Security Products
For Customer Service needs, please contact us at:
IMPORTANT: Warranty Information for lock
Your safe lock is eligible for a 12 month warranty covering product defects.
Within 90 days of purchasing your safe/safe lock, please visit the website to
register your product. Please visit www.securamsys.com/warranty and
look for the button entitled “Register your Warranty” or download the Date
of Service Warranty form.
www.primetalsafe.com