SecureLine MC-33, Owner'S Manual

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Closing
For Secure Media Cooler only:
• Close the compartment by placing the top back
onto the fire insert (Figure E).
• Flip the lock mechanism up and place the grip
back properly (Figure F).
• Press the steel latch down to lock the grip
(Figure G).
• Insert one of the keys supplied in the keyhole.
Note: the key only fits the keyhole in one position:
do not force it!
• Turn the key clockwise (right) until it stops.
Do this gently (Figure H).
• Now remove the key from the keyhole and store
it safely away from the fire safe.
Attention
• Do not store the manual and keys in the fire
safe, but safely away from the fire safe.
Assembling the wheel cart
For Secure Media Cooler only:
• Slide long metal railings (A) into corner pieces
with wheels.
• Line up holes located on metal railing (A) and
corner pieces with wheels (B).
• Put the screws (8) into holes and attach nuts (8)
(do not tighten).
• Slide short metal railings (C) into corner pieces
(B) with wheels.
• Put screws (8) into holes and attach nuts (8)
(do not tighten).
• Now tighten all screws and nuts.
• When finished, place the fire safe carefully on to
the wheel cart.
Note: The wheel cart can only support a limited
amount of weight, do not sit or stand on the wheel
cart.
Standard Warranty terms
1. All claims under the warranty must be
accompanied by proof of purchase.
2. Claims under the warranty must be made to
the dealer from which the unit was purchased.
3. The warranty applies only to the initial purchaser
and is not transferable.
4. The warranty does not apply in the event of
damage or faults which are the result of:
a) Accidents, misuse, wear and tear, neglect,
wilful damage, fire and or malicious attack.
b) Incorrect installation and/or use in a manner
which conflicts with the relevant legal,
technical and/or safety standards.
c) An unauthorised modification.
d) Repairs carried out by anyone other than
an authorised dealer or the manufacturer.
e) Negligent transportation without appropriate
packaging or protection.
f) The erroneous programming of numerical,
combination and/or electronic locks.
5. No claim will be accepted under this warranty
involving losses occurring in transit.
6. Batteries and faults caused by incorrect insertion
or use of batteries with the wrong voltage are
excluded from the warranty.
7. The warranty gives no right to reimbursement of
any loss apart from the replacement or repair of
the faulty parts. The manufacturer cannot be
held liable for any consequential loss or any
other consequences caused by or connected
with the products supplied by it, including loss
or damage to items stored in it by theft, fire,
water ingress, condensation, chemical attack or
other means.
8. The costs of shipping, packing and shipping
insurance will always be borne by the customer.
9. Only the manufacturer may amend the
conditions of this warranty.
10.Repairs or site visits that are not covered under
this warranty will be chargeable. Please first clarify
with your dealer whether your claim is covered
by warranty.
In the unlikely event of a fault developing, please
contact your supplier.
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Maintenance
• Never throw your keys. Distortion of the key can
damage the lock.
• When closing the lid, there should never be
anything between the lid and the fire safe
(e.g. a paper clip).
• Do not fill the fire safe to such an extent that it is
hard to close the lid. The locking mechanism
could then seize up as a result of pressure on
the inner plate.
• The outside of your fire safe can be cleaned
with a slightly damp cloth. Never use chemical
cleaning agents.
Troubleshooting
Although your fire safe has been manufactured with
the greatest care, a fault may nevertheless occur,
such as:
• The locking mechanism does not work.
• You cannot open your fire safe.
• Faulty lock.
• You lose your key.
The most important rule is not to try and force
anything. First re-read the manual. If you cannot
find a solution, contact your supplier.
Figure E Figure F
Figure G Figure H