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ESL5
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E-LOCK
QUIET
MODE
1.
To mute the E-Lock, press [ C # ] and listen for a short warbling sound. Next,
press [ 8 0 # ] and listen for a short warbling sound. Lastly, press [ 1 # ] and
listen for a long warbling sound.
2.
To un-mute the E-Lock, press [ C # ] and listen for a short warbling sound. Next,
press [ 8 0 # ] and listen for a short warbling sound. Lastly, press [ 0 # ] and
listen for a long warbling sound.
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SANCTUARY
SERIES
OPENING
INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Locate the override keys inside the plastic bag hanging on the front of the safe.
2.
Gently remove the E-Lock from the safe by sliding the entire unit upwards, until
the keypad detaches from the two mounting screws on the door of the safe.
Allow the keypad to gently hang from the wires.
3.
Locate the circular keyhole in the door of the safe. Insert and turn the key.
4.
To open the safe door, locate the single spoke in the plastic bag hanging on the
front of the safe and attach it to the spindle hub, turning clockwise until snug.
Gently turn the handle clockwise until the safe door opens.
5.
Inside your safe is a small box containing the remaining spokes for safe handle.
Remove the spokes from the packaging and thread into the respective holes on
the spindle hub.
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SANCTUARY
SERIES
E-LOCK
BATTERY
INSTALLATION
1.
The E-Lock on the Sanctuary Series safes require 4 x AA alkaline batteries.
Always ensure you are using new, brand name batteries with full charge.
2.
Open the battery compartment on the backside of the E-Lock.
3.
Insert the batteries in the proper orientation and order.
4.
Replace the E-Lock onto the safe door by aligning the keyhole slots on the back
of the E-Lock with the E-Lock mounting screws, sliding downward until you feel
a noticeable click or physical stop.
5.
If the E-Lock is too loose or tight when properly installed onto the safe door,
the E-Lock mounting screws can be adjusted by simply tightening or loosening
them.
NOTE: This E-Lock is equipped to alert you when the batteries are low by
illuminating the red and yellow light on the keypad when any button is pressed.
Always test the batteries when installing or replacing. If the red and yellow light
on the lock face turns on when a button is pressed, you know the batteries are
not fully charged.
