Bunker Hill Security 297081 - Digital Wall Safe Manual

Specifications

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Installation Precautions

1. Verify that installation surface has no hidden utility lines before drilling or driving screws.
2. Wear ANSI-approved safety goggles during installation.
3. Mount securely before use.
4. Install only according to these instructions. Improper installation can create hazards.
5. Keep installation area clean and well lit.
6. Keep bystanders out of the area during installation.
7. Do not install when tired or when under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medication.
8. Do not expose to rain. For indoor use only.
9. After installation, make certain that the Wall Safe is mounted securely. Mounting surface must be able to support the Digital Wall Safe and its contents.

Use Precautions

1. Keep closed and locked whenever unattended. Check inside before closing.
   Do not allow children to play with or near safe. Keep keys and codes away from children.
2. Keep clear of door when closing.
3. Position batteries in proper polarity and do not install batteries of different types, charge levels, or capacities together.
4. Use as intended only.
5. Inspect before every use; do not use if parts are loose or damaged.
6. Maintain product labels and nameplates. These carry important safety information. If unreadable or missing, contact Harbor Freight Tools for a replacement.
7. Do not store Keys inside of the Safe. Place the emergency keys in a location outside of the safe making sure they are in a secure location that you can find.
8. Warning: The brass components of this product contain lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause birth defects (or other reproductive harm). (California Health & Safety code § 25249.5, et seq.)
9. Do not exceed the 99 lb maximum weight capacity for the Wall Safe.
10. The warnings, cautions, and instructions discussed in this instruction manual cannot cover all possible conditions and situations that may occur. It must be understood by the operator that common sense and caution are factors which cannot be built into this product, but must be supplied by the operator.
11. The Safe is neither water nor fire proof.
    NOTE: Harbor Freight Tools is not responsible for the loss of any property stored within this safe due to theft, fire, or any other circumstance.

Installation

To prevent structural damage and possible collapse of the building: Do not cut or alter studs to fit the Safe.
If the wall the Safe is to be installed in is a load bearing wall, professional installation is required.

Note: The instructions below apply only to installation in a wall with wood studs. Installation involving a different type of wall will require other procedures or professional installation.

1. Choose a wall in which to mount the Safe. A wall that does not border the outside of the structure will provide an added layer of security. The four Screws are for mounting in concrete or masonry.
   If you are going to mount the Safe on another surface, you must supply the appropriate hardware.
   
2. There are pre-drilled holes in each side of the Wall Safe meant for mounting between two wall studs-see Figure A. Before mounting or drilling, make certain that the space the Safe will be mounted in is of sufficient depth and width to encase the Wall Safe.
   
   Verify that the installation location has no hidden utility lines before cutting, drilling, or driving screws.
3. Open the Safe by using the included key. Install 4 "AA" batteries aligned with the markings in the battery compartment. Set up a pass code, as explained in the Operation Instructions.
4. Wall studs are generally located at 16" intervals, center stud to center stud. Use a Stud Finder (not included) to locate existing studs. If the existing studs are not located at 16" intervals, use wood blocks or top and bottom support brackets (not included) to support the Wall Safe.
5. Use a piece of paper to create a template using the back of the Wall Safe. Once you have created the template, set it at the desired space on the wall. Use a carpenter's level to set the template evenly in place.
6. Make certain the work area is free of furniture and any items that may be damaged by dust from drilling. Turn off the circuit breaker for the area you are working in to avoid electrocution.
7. Hammer a nail into the center of the wall section to be removed. Use a drywall saw or jig saw to cut out the section of wall as outlined by the template. Depending on the depth of the Safe in relation to the depth of walls, you may need to cut through two walls – the wall nearest you and the one behind it. Use the nail as a handle when pulling out the cut portion of the wall.
8. Situate the Safe in its intended position and draw marks through the four mounting holes onto the studs. Remove the Safe and use those marks to predrill pilot holes for the Screws.
9. Set the Safe in place. If it does not fit snugly, use shims to wedge it in place. Shims can be nailed to the wall studs.
10. Thread the Screws into place.
    
11. Secure Shelves in place as shown in Figure B by inserting Pins through the holes in the ends of each Shelf.

Operation

Components

Opening the Wall Safe

1. The Wall Safe is delivered with a pre- set, temporary pass code.
2. The temporary pass code is either 159A or 159B.
3. On the Key Pad (see Figure D), enter the temporary pass code. The yellow light on the LED will flash when each number is entered. The green light will light up when the Wall Safe is ready to be opened.
4. When the green light goes on, turn the knob to open the Wall Safe.
5. If the green light does not go on, and the yellow light continues to blink, this indicates that the wrong code was entered. Wait 20 seconds to input the pass code.

Using the Override Key

If the batteries have not been installed or are worn out, open the safe using one of the Override Keys.

1. Gently detach the panel covering the Key Hole (see Figure D).
2. Insert the Override Key into the lock and turn. Turn the knob and pull the door open.
3. When the green light goes on, turn the knob to open the Wall Safe.
   

Never lock your Override Keys inside the safe. Store them separately in a safe place.

Programming a Pass Code

1. Locate the Memory Button on the inside of the Door.
2. Using a blunt tip such as the tip of a screwdriver or pen, push and release the Memory Button.
3. When you hear a "beep", enter a new pass code.
   Note: The new pass code may have between one and nine digits, followed by either the A or B button.
4. A long "beep" will signify that your code has successfully been entered.
5. The Wall Safe will automatically enter a lockout period after three attempts to use the wrong code within five minutes. The Wall Safe will not accept input during this period. The lockout period will last for one hour.

Maintenance and Servicing

Damaged equipment can fail, causing personal injury. Do not use damaged equipment.

Installing and Replacing Batteries

1. The red LED light on the keypad will light when the batteries are low. When you observe the red LED light on, immediately replace the batteries.
   
2. Open the door of the Wall Safe. Press the Tab on the Battery Cover to open it. See Figure E.
3. Install four fresh "AA" Batteries into the Battery Compartment. Make certain that the polarity of the batteries is as indicated on the Battery Compartment.
4. Replace Battery Cover.

Cleaning, Maintenance, and Lubrication

1. Occasionally wipe the safe and keypad with a soft dry cloth or brush to remove dust.
2. Occasionally apply a small amount of lock lubricant (not included) to the mechanical lock mechanism. Be careful not to get any oil or other liquids on or near the electronic mechanism.

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