Hornady SnapSafe 75413 User manual

SnapSafe Customer Service: PO Box 1848, Grand Island, NE 68802-1848
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21SNAP0034 REV1 12/2021
INSTALLATION (CON'T)
1. When choosing an installation location, use an interior wall that is free of
all hidden obstructions.
2. Use a stud finder to locate the two wall studs the safe will be installed
between. Use a pencil to mark the inside edge of each stud and confirm
there is 14.5" between each stud.
3. Mark the intended location for the bottom of the safe on one of the studs.
To mark the top edge of the safe, measure up 20" for the standard In-Wall
Safe (75413), or 42" for the In-Wall Safe Tall (75414). Use a level to mark
the top and bottom cut line between the two studs.
4. Using a drywall saw, cut along the top and bottom cut lines until
reaching each stud.
5. Using a level, mark the vertical cut lines along the inside edge of each
stud. Cut along the vertical cut lines to remove the drywall section.
6. Slide the In-Wall Safe into the opening.
7. Open the safe to expose the mounting holes (5 on the 75413, and 8 on
the 75414 safes). Using a 1/4" drill bit, pre-drill through the stud in each
hole location.
8. Place a washer and lag screw into each mounting hole and tighten.
NOTE: Do not over-tighten lag screws as it may distort the housing and
affect operation.
9. Shelves may be installed by first placing the shelf tab into the latch side
of the safe, then setting the other end on the shelf bracket along the
hinge side of the safe.
10. Install floor mat and other accessories. The picture frame hook can be
placed over the top edge of the safe and used to hang a picture or other
object in front of the safe (up to 8 pounds).
KEYPAD TONES ON/OFF
Press and hold the “1” button for three seconds to toggle sound ON
and OFF.
Note: Toggling the sound off will turn off the keypad, program, and alarm
beeps. Toggling the sound on will turn on the keypad, program, and
alarm beeps.
LOW BATTERY WARNING
If the batteries become weak, the keypad will remain red during operation.
Replace batteries immediately to ensure proper operation of the safe.
In-Wall Safes
In-Wall Safe
Item No. 75413
Ext. Dimensions: 22.0" H x 16.25" W x 4.0" D
Int. Dimensions: 19.7" H x 11.8" W x 3.6" D
Weight: 36 Lbs
Power: 4 AA batteries (not included)
In-Wall Safe Tall
Item No. 75414
Ext. Dimensions: 44.0" H x 16.25" W x 4.0" D
Int. Dimensions: 41.6" H x 11.8" W x 3.6" D
Weight: 63 Lbs
Power: 4 AA batteries (not included)
Owner’s Manual
Item No. 75413
Item No.
75414
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The safe is pre-programmed with
default code 1-2-3-4-ENTER.
You must change this code before
storing valuables to ensure the
security of the product.
POWER
1. Open the safe with the barrel
override key. The lock is found under
the SnapSafe cover near the keypad.
2. Open battery cover and carefully
slide battery tray out from cover.
3. Insert four AA batteries and replace
the battery tray.
4. Do not close the safe door before
testing digital lock.
PROGRAMMING/RESET
COMBINATION CODE
1. Open the safe with either the barrel
override key or default code.
2. Press and hold the program button
inside the safe for about 3 seconds
until the safe beeps.
3. Enter the new 4 to 6 digit code then
press and release the program
button. The safe should beep
three times.
4. Re-enter the same new 4 to 6 digit
code then press and release the
program button. The safe should
beep three times.
Note: If a mismatched code is
entered during programming, the
keypad will blink red and beep three
times. Return to step 2 to enter a
new code.
5. With the safe open, enter the new code to confirm the safe is working
properly. The motor should cycle after each correct entry.
Note: Become comfortable with the operation of your safe before
storing anything of value inside.
OPEN SAFE BY COMBINATION CODE
Note: To save batteries, the keypad lights turn off after approximately 10
seconds of inactivity. To enter a code, the keypad must first be turned on
by pressing any of the buttons in the center of the front panel.
With the keypad on, enter the programmed code.
• When a correct code is entered, the keypad will beep and blink
blue one time.
• When an incorrect code is entered, the keypad will beep and blink red
two times. After five incorrect entries, the safe will beep and lock out
for 5 minutes.
The safe door should open a few inches automatically under spring
tension. The safe can only be opened with the manual key during this
time.
TO CLOSE THE SAFE
Push the door closed until you hear the locking lugs engage and the door
locks into place.
Note: The door is placed under spring tension, so the last few inches
can be a little more difficult to close. Press firmly on the door front, but
excessive force should not be used as it may be an indication that an object
may be obstructing the door or lock mechanism. Clear the back of the
door especially along the hinge side, and cycle the lock mechanism before
attempting to close.
INSTALLATION
WARNING: Walls contain hidden pipes, wires,
and other obstructions. Cutting into these
obstructions can be very dangerous or cause
significant property damage. Choose a location
carefully or consult a professional contractor.
Test function of safe before installing into wall.
The SnapSafe In-Wall Safes are designed to fit
between two studs spaced
16" on center.
Battery cover
Program button
Override key access
INCLUDED IN THE BOX:
• In-Wall Safe
• Instruction Manual
• Shelves: 75413 – Qty. 2
75414 – Qty. 5
• Shelf Mat
• Document Holder
• Jewelry / Key Hanger
• Picture Frame Hook
• Lag Screws : 75413 – Qty. 5
75414 – Qty. 8
TOOLS NEEDED:
• Stud Finder
• Drywall Saw
• Level
• Pencil
• Tape Measure
• Drill
• 1/4" Drill Bit
• 13mm Socket
• Socket Wrench (con't on back)
Batteries in tray