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Closing and Securing your
Security Box
Be careful not to overfill your Security Box
or obstruct the door from completely
closing.
Make sure knob is in the unlocked position.
Make sure lid is closed completely. (Fig. 5)
Turn the knob from the unlocked position
one quarter turn clockwise to the locked
position. Your Security Box should now be
secured.
NOTE: While the override key is in the
unlocked position you can open and close
the Security Box by turning the knob from
the locked to the unlocked position and
back again without entering your personal
code. To secure your Security Box, make
sure that you have turned the override key
to the locked position and have stored the
key away from the Security Box in a safe
place.
English
Troubleshooting
No light from LED: This indicates that the
batteries are expired and need to be
replaced. To change the batteries, see
Getting Started STEPS 2 & 3.
NOTE: Replacing batteries does not
erase your personal code.
The LED is blinking a red light:
This means that your batteries are low. To
change your batteries, see Getting Started
STEPS 2 & 3.
Warning: DO NOT FORCE THE KNOB
If forced, the knob will break and your
Security Box will be damaged. When
operated correctly, the knob will function
so that it can be turned easily into the
opened position.
If you have additional questions while
operating your Security Box, please
call SISCO Customer Service at
1-800-223-8566. Please call our Customer
Service line prior to returning your
Security Box to the retailer.
Security Cable
Models 3040D, 3040DE, and 3040DBJ
include security cable.
1
Remove the plug from
security cable
attachment hole.
EXTERIOR
SIDE VIEW
2
Loop cable around
desired object and then
through itself.
3
INSIDE
VIEW
Back panel
Depress cable release
button and while holding
down, insert security
Press Here
cable into the hole as
shown in diagram, then
Left side
release button.
panel
EXTERIOR
SIDE VIEW
4
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