SECU S2700U

Manuals and User Guides for SECU S2700U. We found 1 manuals for free downloads Operating instructions

Below you will find brief information for S2700U, S4700U. These operating instructions detail how to securely lock and unlock your double-bit high-security lock. It also provides comprehensive steps for re-setting the lock with a new set of keys, ensuring continued security if an old key is lost. The document emphasizes key handling and the maintenance-free nature of the lock.

Key Features

  • Double-bit high-security lock

  • Key removable only when locked

  • Re-settable for new keys using a hexagon change key

  • Maintenance-free design (no lubrication required)

  • Robust security for valuables

  • Designed for safe doors

Pages: 2 SECU S2700U Operating instructions

Brand: SECU Size: 491 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

How do I lock and unlock the S2700U or S4700U lock?

After inserting the key, turn it completely to the left to lock or completely to the right to unlock. The key can only be removed when the lock is in the locked position.

What should I do if I lose a key for my SECU lock?

If a key is lost, it is recommended to immediately alter the lock for a new set of keys using one of the remaining keys. You should contact your dealer, nearest service department, or the safe manufacturer to procure a new set of keys.

Can I lubricate the S2700U or S4700U lock?

No, the lock is maintenance-free and must NEVER be lubricated with oil or grease.

How do I change the lock for a new set of keys?

To change the lock for a new set of keys, you need a hexagon change key and one of the previously valid keys. The process involves opening the safe door, turning the old key to a specific engagement point, inserting and turning the hexagon change key, and then using a new key to complete the re-setting.

Is it important to test the new keys after re-setting the lock?

Yes, a trial run is crucial. You must test all keys from the new set with the safe door open before closing and locking the safe door to ensure they function properly.

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