Getting Started - Liberty Safe Safe Power Outlet Kit Installation And Operation Manual

GETTING STARTED:

Before you begin, please note: You will need to have access to the
inside and back of your safe to complete this installation. This may require
you to remove any lag-bolts and move the safe to gain access to the back,
especially if safe is located in a closet or against a wall. Outlet kit with pow-
er cord adds 1.25" to the depth of the safe and may require repositioning
lag bolts. If you are not able to move the safe on your own, contact your
local Liberty Safe dealer, locksmith or moving company to assist you.
TOOLS REQUIRED BUT NOT INCLUDED:
• 2 / " or 3" Hole Saw
3
4
• Vacuum
• ¼" Drill Bit
• Electric Drill
(DO NOT use electric drill to tighten screws)
INSTALLATION GUIDE:
• Utility Knife
• Marking Pen
• Hand Phillips Screwdriver
1 Carefully remove and discard back cover plate by
gently prying (top corner) with a flat-head screw-
driver. Check to see if fireboard is blocking hole.
Insert hole saw centering guide into the back of the
safe. If no fireboard is blocking hole, skip to #3.
2 If fireboard is blocking hole, use ¼" drill bit to drill
through the guide hole and through all fireboard
layers. Caution: Once drill passes through all lay-
ers of fireboard, stop and reverse drill out to avoid
binding with fabric interior.
3 From the inside of the safe, locate the ¼" hole
(from step 2) or larger factory pre-cut hole by care-
fully pressing on the fabric in the bottom, back-right
corner (usually about 6.5" up from the floor).
4 Using a utility knife, carefully cut a small 'X' pattern
in the safe fabric where the hole is located.
5 If the diameter of the hole is already cut to 3"
(safes built after April 2014), cut fabric around hole
and skip to #14. If hole is smaller than 3", go to #6