Explanation Of Symbols; Important - F.F. Group SAFETY BOX Notice Originale

The battery life is approximately one year.
Make a note of the battery replacement
date; they should last approximately one
year. However, we recommend checking the
batteries every 6 months just to make sure.
If power is cut from the safe the set PIN
code will be only remain in its memory for
approximately 4 hours then it will need
re-setting.
SECURING YOUR SAFE
ADVICE: WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT
YOU SECURE YOUR SAFE TO A WALL OR FLOOR
FOR SECURITY REASONS.
You may wish to secure your safe to a fixed part of
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the house (i.e. stone wall (14) or wooden beam).
This can be achieved by using 2 bolts supplied in the
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back of the safe (13). Use the holes (11) in the safe
to mark where you need to drill. Loosely attach the
bolts onto the safe with the nuts and washers (12)
provided. Hold the safe over the drilled holes and
locate the bolts into these holes. Tighten the nuts
PROBLEM
Can I get a replacement key/ extra
key?
The keypad becomes inoperable
My PIN works and the green light
lights, however, the safe won't
open
I have lost the keys and forgotten
the PIN number, can I obtain spare
keys?
I am experiencing problems using
the back up key; it is unable to slide
smoothly into the keyhole.
We recently changed the batteries
in the safe, the safe has reset the
code itself, and the code I've been
using is no longer valid.
The Red and Green LED lights
simultaneously when the correct
PIN is entered.
The batteries I bought don't fit
the safe.
When I use the override key, I can't
open the door.
(12) from the inside of the safe to secure firmly.
NOTE: The bolts are packed inside the safe.

EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS

NOTE: These important safeguards and instruc-
tions cannot cover all possible conditions and situ-
ations that may occur. It must be understood that
common sense and caution are factors, which can-
not be built into any product. These factors must be
supplied by the person using this product.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
CAUSE
Low or depleted batteries
Low batteries. Will operate the
keypad but not the lock relay.
If the batteries are completely
depleted for more than a day then
the safe will not retain the code.
The batteries are depleted.
Batteries can vary in size.
To reduce the risk of injury, the user
must read and understand this manual
before using this product.

Important!

Conforms to relevant safety standards
SOLUTION
Replacement keys are not available
due to security reasons.
Use override keys and replace
batteries.
Use override keys and replace
batteries.
If the safe cannot be opened
properly then you will need to
forcibly open it. Please contact our
helpline for more information.
Spray inside the keyhole with a
lubricant, leave for a few minutes
and then try again.
Try the factory default code 159
or use the override key; then refer
to the user manual to reset your
original code or to enter a new
code.
Immediately replace the batteries.
Try another size, bring the original
battery with you when puchase
new ones.
Ensure that you are turning the
key anti-clockwise, holding it in
that position and then turn the
locking knob clockwise to release
the catch.
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