Honeywell 5912 How to use

Model 5912
Read this manual carefully and never store it inside the safe!
ENGLISH
Operation & Installation Guide
Depository Safe
with Programmable Digital Lock

Welcome / Package Contents ........................................................................
Install Batteries / Unlock & Open Your New Safe..........................................
Primary & Secondary User Codes / Programming Primary User Code /
Programming Secondary User Code..............................................................
Testing Codes / Override Access Key ...........................................................
Secure Lockout Period / Lost or Forgotten User Codes /
Care and Maintenance ....................................................................................
Anchoring Your Safe.........................................................................................
Using The Depository Door / Notes..........................................................
Consumer Assistance..............................................................................
Ordering Additional Override Access Keys / Safe Identification Record /
Digital User Code Record.................................................................................
Limited Warranty...............................................................................................
For Your Protection
• Do not remove the Serial Number tag from the safe.
• Never Store Override Access Keys inside safe.
• Record all Safe Identication Numbers on Safe Identication Record (page 9).
• Save this manual and NEVER keep it inside the safe.
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Back
Cover
Index
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The following list outlines the items and quantities of each included with your new safe. Please
carefully check the list to conrm all items have been received. If any item is missing, please contact
Consumer Assistance (See page 8 for contact information).
5912 Depository Safe (1 ea.)
Operation Manual (1 ea.)
Override Access Keys (2 ea.)
9 Volt Battery (1 ea.)
Floor Mat (1ea.)
Mounting Hardware (1 set)
Your Honeywell Steel Depository Safe will provide years of safe and secure protection for your currency
and check deposits, important documents and other personal items. All Honeywell safes are designed
and built using the highest manufacturing standards to ensure maximum user satisfaction under a
variety of conditions. With proper care, your Honeywell safe will provide “Peace of Mind” for many
years to come.
Thank you and enjoy!
Attention: DO NOT RETURN SAFE TO STORE
If you are missing parts or have difculty operating your safe, please contact our Consumer Assistance
Department by telephone. Store will not accept returned products without prior authorization. You must
rst contact our Consumer Assistance Department (See page 8 for contact information).
WELCOME
PACKAGE CONTENTS

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For your convenience, we have included 1 “9 volt” Battery that provides the power for the electronic
locking system. The battery must be installed before using your safe. The battery compartment is
located at the bottom of the digital keypad.
1. Remove the battery cover under the keypad housing (Figure 1).
2. Pull out 9 volt battery connecting wire and attach the supplied 9 volt battery (Figure 2).
3. Insert the connected 9 volt battery fully into the battery housing and replace the battery cover
(Figure 3).
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INSTALL BATTERIES
UNLOCK AND OPEN THE SAFE
1. Always make sure that the handle is turned counterclockwise fully to the left until it stops so that it is
in a vertical position before entering code (Figure 1).
2. Enter the preset factory code “168” followed by # key into the keypad (Figure 2).
3. If the correct code is entered, the keypad will beep twice, the green LED will light up and you will
hear a click indicating the handle can be turned clockwise to the right to open (Figure 3 & Figure 4).
Note: You have approximately 5 seconds to open the safe. If you wait any longer, the safe will relock
and you will have to reenter the code to open.
Note:
If an invalid code is entered, the lock will keep beeping and the yellow LED will ash continuously.
UNLOCK & OPEN YOUR NEW SAFE
Note:
If the red LED is on, it is an indicator that the batteries are weak and must be changed immediately.
The Primary and Secondary user codes will not be erased if the battery becomes weak or is
removed. A weak or dead battery should be replaced immediately. To replace the battery please
follow STEPS 1 - 3. Remember to always remove the battery from safe if not using for an extended
period of time. If your battery is completely dead and you cannot open the safe by using the digital
keypad, use the override access key to open safe. The use of Non-alkaline or rechargeable batteries
is NOT RECOMMENDED.
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Your new safe is equipped with a digital lock that can be operated with two separate user codes.
You will need to program these user codes with your own 1-8 digit user codes. however, for increased
security it is reccommended that you use a minimum of 3 digits when deciding on a Primary and
Secondary user code. You must program the Primary user code rst. After the Primary user code is
programmed and tested you can then proceed to program the Secondary user code.
PROGRAMMING PRIMARY USER CODE
PRIMARY & SECONDARY USER CODES
2x’s
Yellow
Yellow
Figure 1
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Figure 2
Figure 3
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Figure 4
PROGRAM THE PRIMARY USER CODE
1. Open door using the factory preset code of 168 followed by the # key. Locate and press the red
reset button located on the inside edge of the door (Figure 1).
2. The keypad will beep twice and the yellow LED will light up (Figure 2).
3. Enter a new 1-8 digit Primary user code followed by the * key (Figure 3).
4. Your new Primary user code is now active. Leave the door open and proceed to next section.
PROGRAMMING SECONDARY USER CODE
PROGRAM THE SECONDARY USER CODE
1. While the safe door is still open, press the “0” key twice on the keypad (Figure 1).
2. Locate and press the red reset button located on the inside edge of the door (Figure 2).
3. The keypad will beep twice and the yellow LED will light up (Figure 3).
4. Enter a new 1-8 digit Secondary user code followed by the * key. (Figure 4).
5. Your new Secondary user code is now active. Leave the door open and proceed to next section.
The Secondary user code is factory set to 12345678 and the safe can be unlocked by entering
this code followed by the # key. However, it is recommended to change this to your own personal
Secondary user code by following the steps listed below.

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Note:
To test the Secondary user code, you can follow the same steps by entering the Secondary user code
instead of the Primary user code in Step 2.
TESTING CODES
OVERRIDE ACCESS KEY
Your safe is equipped with an override access key which allows immediate access in case you forget
your user codes or the battery needs to be installed or replaced.
1. Remove the sticker from the front of the keypad near the top to access the faceplate mounting
screw and remove the screw using a Phillips head screwdriver (Figure 1).
2. Pull the keypad away from the housing and insert override access key as shown (Figure 2).
3. Insert the override access key and turn counter clockwise to the left (Figure 3).
4. Turn handle clockwise to the right and pull safe door open (Figure 4).
5. Turn override access key clockwise to the right and remove. Replace the keypad over the housing
bottom rst then push forward into place, secure with screw and replace sticker (Figure 5).
6. Store the override access key in a safe place away from the safe.
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5
UNLOCK AND OPEN THE SAFE
1. Always make sure that the handle is turned counterclockwise fully to the left until it stops so that it is
in a vertical position before entering code (Figure 1).
2. Enter your Primary user code followed by # key into the keypad (Figure 2).
3. If the correct code is entered, the keypad will beep twice, the green LED will light up and you will
hear a click indicating the handle can be turned clockwise to the right to open. NOTE: You have
approximately 5 seconds to open the safe. If you wait any longer, the safe will relock and you will
have to reenter the code to open (Figure 3 & Figure 4).
Note:
If an invalid code is entered, the lock will keep beeping and the yellow LED will ash continuously.
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4

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SECURE LOCKOUT PERIOD
If the wrong user code is entered into the keypad 3 consecutive times in a row, the keypad will
automatically go into lockout mode and you will not be able to open the safe using the digital keypad
for 15 minutes. During the lockout period entry can be made using the override access key.
LOST OR FORGOTTEN USER CODES
LOSS OF BOTH PRIMARY AND SECONDARY USER CODES
It is recommended that you record your new user codes in the “Digital User Code Record” section
on page 9 and keep this manual in a secure location away from the safe. However, If both the
Primary user code and Secondary user codes are lost, you may open the safe using the override
access key and use the red user code reset button to reprogram the 1-8 digit Primary user code
or Secondary user code. The instructions for opening the safe with the override access key are
located on page 4.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
When properly maintained, your safe will continue to operate for many years. In order to ensure
optimum performance of your safe, please follow these simple precautions:
CLEAN HANDS - Never attempt to operate the digital keypad if your hands have excessive dirt, debris
or liquids on them.
CLEAN SAFE – To clean the surface of your safe, it is recommended that you use a mild cleaner (e.g.,
window cleaner) to avoid scratching or discoloring the surface. Always wipe dry and NEVER use
abrasive cleansers on the safe or digital keypad.
For future reference, store this Operation and Installation Guide in a secure area away from the safe.
DO NOT DISCARD!

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You may bolt your safe to the oor for added theft protection and resistance to tipping. Your safe
has (4) pre-drilled bolt-down holes in the oor panel. Mounting hardware is provided for securing to
concrete or wood surfaces. If bolting to metal surfaces additional hardware will be needed. Check
with your local home center.
Note: Bolting/unbolting of the unit is at the consumer’s expense and discretion. LH Licensed
Products is not responsible for any costs incurred if the unit is to be replaced.
If you have any questions about mounting the safe, please check with your local home center/
hardware retailer or independent contractor.
To secure your safe to a concrete surface:
1. Select a suitable and convenient location for your safe.
2. Empty the safe and remove the oor mat.
3. Locate the pre-drilled holes on the inside of safe.
4. Place your safe in the desired location (Figure 1).
5. Line up the pre-drilled holes and mark the oor through the
holes then move the safe aside.
Note: Only 2 of the four holes is needed for mounting purposes.
You may choose either one of the front holes and then use the rear
hole in the diagonal position (See Figure 2 example).
6. Using a 1/2 inch (12mm) drill bit, drill a hole at each of the 2 marks approximately 3 inches in depth
then remove any excess dust (Figure 3).
7. Place the (2) inserts into the drilled holes and tap gently with hammer until ush with oor (Figure 4).
For wood surfaces skip steps 6 & 7:
If mounting to a wood surface, you will drill the 2 marks you made using a 11/32 inch (10mm) drill bit
instead to make 2 pilot holes and the inserts will not be used (Figure 3).
8. Place the safe back over the holes and secure in place using the (2) lag screws that are provided
and then tighten with a 1/2 inch socket wrench (Figure 5).
9. Once completed, replace the oor mat and close the safe door. Then rotate handle
counterclockwise to the left to lock.
ANCHORING YOUR SAFE
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Figure 1
Figure 3 Figure 4
Inserts Used Only for
Concrete Mounting
Figure 5

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This depository style safe provides a quick option to collect and secure many items without having
to open the safe door. To use the depository door follow the steps below.
1. Locate and pull down on the depository door handle (Figure 1 and Figure 2).
2. Once open, place the item you would like to deposit onto the drawer (Figure 3).
3. Lift the depository door upward to the closed position and the contents will drop down to the
lower section of the safe (Figure 4).
Note: If using the depository safe for items other than cash / checks, it is recommended that fragile
or heavy items not be deposited as they may be damaged or cause damage. These items should
be placed in safe through the door.
USING THE DEPOSITORY DOOR
NOTES
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4

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