Sealey SCFS01 Instructions

Thank you for purchasing a Sealey product. Manufactured to a high standard this product will, if used according to these instructions and properly
maintained, give you years of trouble free performance.
IMPORTANT: please ReaD THese INsTRUCTIONs CaRefUlly. NOTe THe safe OpeRaTIONal ReQUIReMeNTs, WaRNINGs aND CaUTIONs.
Use THIs pRODUCT CORReCTly aND ONly fOR ITs INTeNDeD pURpOse. faIlURe TO DO sO May CaUse DaMaGe aND/OR peRsONal INJURy
aND WIll INValIDaTe THe WaRRaNTy. ReTaIN THese INsTRUCTIONs fOR fUTURe Use.
1. safeTy
WaRNING! These safes are heavy and care should be
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exercised in transit and handling to ensure that no one is injured.
WaRNING! Due to the fireproof concrete infill material both safes
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are a 2 man lift both for transit and installation.
DO NOT install in areas where damp and condensation are
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present.
2. INTRODUCTION
Heavy-duty multi-walled fire proof safe injected with fire-proof
foaming concrete offering up to 1hour fire resistance with UL
approval. Finished with an anti-corrosion powder coating. Double
safety lock requires both electronic access code and key to open
the locking mechanism. Also includes 1 tray.
3. INsTallaTION
3.1 Careful consideration should be given to the sighting of the safe
to ensure that it is discreetly placed and not easily found by any
intruders.
3.2 Appoint key holders for the two keys provided and discuss
security arrangements for the safekeeping and availability of the
keys.
4. OpeRaTION
4.1 first time opening of safe. (You have two options available).
4.1.1 OpTION 'a'. The safe is provided with an external battery box.
Slide back the lid and insert 4 'AA' batteries into the box. Slide
the lid closed again.
4.1.2 Insert the jack plug into the jack socket in the lower edge of the
keypad housing as shown in fig.2 Option 'A'. Press the hash '#'
button to power up the electronic lock.
4.1.3 Enter preset user code '1234' then press the hash '#' button again.
4.1.4 Turn the master key clockwise to open the safe.
4.2 OpTION 'B'. Take the external battery box and insert the jack
plug pin into the hole next to the jack plug socket to release the
emergency lock cover. See fig.3, option 'B'(1).
4.2.1 Insert the emergency key and turn it anti-clockwise. See fig.3,
option 'B'(3).
4.2.2 Insert the master key and turn it clockwise. See fig.3, option 'B'(4).
WaRNING! Remove the emergency key immediately and keep
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it in a safe place. In the event of electronic circuit malfunction
or loss of code you can still open the safe using OpTION 'B'.
When the code is known you can open the safe using
OpTION 'a' or OpTION' B'.
4.3 Inserting the batteries. Open the safe door to access the battery
compartment in the back of the door.
4.3.1 Unclip the compartment lid and insert 4 'AA' batteries into the
compartment ensuring they are the right way round according to
the plus '+' and minus '-' symbols moulded into the back of the
compartment. Refix the lid in place.
4.3.2 The display will flash 'ALL READY' while the system initiates and
then goes into standby mode with the display showing the year,
month and day, plus the day of the week and the time.
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sCfs01, sCfs03
SCFS01, SCFS03 Issue: 3(I) - 20/09/13
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