Safe Operating Instructions

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: Please do not keep the emergency keys in your safe
Congratulations on the purchase of one of our Safewell products. Your new safe features a time
tested motorized electronic lock that offers you changeable user code and master codes. The
safe also comes with a high security emergency key to open the safe in case you forget your user
code or master code.
PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE SAFE
1.
CLOSING THE SAFE WITH A 4-DIGIT CODE
Enter a 4-digit code and then press the “#” key to lock your safe. The safe will display
the message “CLOSE or CLOSED” to show that the safe is now locked. The 4-digit
code that you entered will then appear for a short amount of time to remind you of the
code that you have used to lock the safe.
2.
OPENING THE SAFE WITH YOUR 4-DIGIT CODE
The code that you have just entered to close the safe will be the only user code you
can use to open the safe. To open the safe, simply type in your 4-digit code and the
LED indicator will display “OPEN or OPENED”.
You can now either enter your 4-digit code again and press the “#” key to lock it, or
you can use a different 4-digit code to close the safe and this will replace your original
code.
3.
OPENING THE SAFE WITH THE MASTER CODE
Should you forget your user code, you always have the facility of using the Master
Code to open the safe. This function is only available when the safe door is locked. To
open with the Master Code, press the “” key twice. At this point, the safe will have
made two audible tones for each press, but the display will be empty. You will then
have to type in the code “011223”, which is the initial factory Master Code. Each press
will enter the display as “-“ so it is hidden from general view.
4.
CHANGING THE MASTER CODE
It is not recommended that you change your Master Code as there is no way of resetting it if you forget the code after changing it. If you insist on changing the code then
this must be done whilst the safe door is OPEN. Firstly, press the “” key twice, the
LED indicates the word “PROG”. You will then need to enter the old Master Code and
the display will read “NEW”. Enter you new 6-digit Master Code and the display will
read “AGAIN”. Re-enter your new Master Code. If successful, the display will read
“DONE”, if not it will display “ERROR” and you will then need to repeat.
5.
TESTING THE VOLTAGE OF THE BATTERIES
Press the # button. The LED will indicate either “BATT-H” for batteries in good
condition or “BATT-L” for low voltage, at which point you will need to replace them.