First Alert 2087F, 1037293, 1037257, 1037287, 1037284 Manual

Introduction

You've taken an important step in organizing and protecting your most valued possessions. Every series of our safes is professionally made and designed to provide safety. Please take time to read and familiarize yourself with the proper operating procedures of your new safe presented on the following pages. Again, thank you for choosing our products!

PACKAGE CONTENTS

PROPER USE OF YOUR SAFE

Moisture Warning
We recommend that you place delicate items such as pictures or intricate jewelry into an air-tight container before storing them in your safe. Avoid placing your safe in areas of high humidity. For optimum performance, the safe should be opened and aired out for at least 20 minutes every two (2) weeks.

Firearms Warning
This safe is not designed to store medication, items with combustible content, guns or other weapons.

To clean your safe, wash off with a damp cloth and dry. Never use paint thinners or chemical solvents, as they can permanently damage the finish.

FOR YOUR PROTECTION
Always store keys away from safe, NEVER INSIDE.
Record all safe identification numbers on Safe Identification Record.
Save this manual and NEVER keep it inside the safe. DO NOT DISCARD!

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1. Locking Bolts
2. Battery Compartment
3. Reset Button
4. Interior Light
5. 3 Convenient Charging Cord Holes

6. LED Indicator Image
   1. Yellow Smiley Face appears when code is entered
   2. Green Ok appears when safe is unlocked
7. Handle (Knob)
8. Emergency Lock Cover
9. Control Panel
10. "*" & "#" Enter Buttons

OPENING YOUR SAFE FOR THE FIRST TIME

Upon first opening, users should open the safe with the emergency key.

1. Remove emergency lock cover, then insert the emergency key, and turn it counter clockwise.
2. Turn the handle(knob) clockwise to open the door.
   

Finish operation, pull out the emergency key and keep it in a safe place.

INSERTING THE BATTERIES

1. Open the door.
2. Insert 4 non-rechargeable, Alkaline AA batteries into the battery compartment.
3. Under normal condition, if both red and the green lights are on at the same time, it means the voltage is low and you should insert new batteries.
   

Replace 4 fresh non-rechargeable, Alkaline AA batteries batteries by lining them up in a manner as indicated by the "+ " and " - " signs. If the batteries die, the user and master code is lost. Use the keys and the user preset code to open the safe.

OPENING DOOR

The user preset code is "159" and then press pound #. Please input the user code again if the yellow light flashes with three buzzer beeps.

1. Input your user's code (3 to 8 digits), each press results in one buzzer beep and yellow light flashes.
2. Press "*" or "#" button, the green light will be on.
3. Rotate the handle(knob) clockwise and pull outwards within 5 seconds, the door is opened.
   NOTE: An interior LED turns on for 30 seconds after the door is opened.

CLOSING DOOR

1. Turn the handle(knob) counter clockwise to close the door.

AUTOMATIC LOCK OUT PERIOD
For added security, the safe will automatically lock out entry if the wrong password is entered multiple times

1. 3 continuously wrong entries will activate the warning beep for 20 seconds.
2. 6 continuously wrong entries will activate the warning beep for 5 minutes.

The key pad would be disabled during the beeping. You can only stop the beeps by opening the safe with emergency key and cut power by removing the batteries.

SETTING THE USER CODE

1. With the door open, press the reset button once, start setting code when the yellow light goes on.
2. Input new code (3-8 digits), and press "*" or "#" button to confirm with 2 buzzer beeps, which indicates the acceptance and storage of the new code.
3. If the yellow light flashes with 3 buzzer beeps, the code changing is not effective and you need to try again.

SETTING MASTER CODE

1. Open the safe, input "0" twice and press reset button, start setting code when the yellow light goes on.
2. Input the new master code (3-8 digits), then press "*" or "#" button to confirm, it will be confirmed by 2 buzzer beeps and the yellow light flashes two times, then setting is done successfully.
3. If the yellow light flashes three times, it means the new code is invalid and should be reset again.
   NOTE: The user code is the code that will be used most often, the master code can be used as a back up code. For example, if the user changes the user code, the master code will allow the safe to be opened. Write down both codes and keep in a safe place. You can change both master and user codes.

OPENING THE SAFE WITH THE EMERGENCY KEY
Upon first receipt of the safe, if keypad is not functioning, the user code is unknown, you can use the emergency key to open the safe.

1. Remove the cover of the emergency lock.
2. Insert the emergency key, turn it counter clockwise, then turn the handle(knob) clockwise to open the door.

MOUNTING METHOD

Fix the safe in the place so it is not easy to move.

1. Drill holes for expansion bolts in the right place.
2. Use the expansion bolts to secure the case to the wall.
3. Turn the expansion bolts counter clockwise to separate.
4. Make sure the case is mounted in place as required and then tighten all screws.

Use the expansion bolt when there is a concrete wall surface. Use the clamping screw when there is a wooden wall surface.

SAFE CARE & MAINTENANCE

When properly maintained, your safe will continue to operate accurately for many years. In order to ensure optimum performance of your safe, please follow these simple precautions:

Battery Maintenance

1. Always purchase and use the batteries as specified by this User's manual.
2. Always replace all batteries at the same time. It is recommended to replace all batteries at least once a year or sooner depending on amount of use.

3. Always clean the battery contacts in the battery compartment and on the batteries before installing new batteries.
4. Always make sure all batteries match the polarity (+ and -) signs in the open battery compartment.
5. If your safe will not be used for an extended period of time, it is recommended that you remove the batteries.
6. Always promptly remove and properly discard of all used batteries.

DO NOT MIX OLD AND NEW BATTERIES
DO NOT MIX ALKALINE, STANDARD, OR RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
Clean Hands - Never attempt to operate the digital keypad if your hands have excessive dirt, debris or liquids on them.
Clean Safe – To clean the surface of your safe, it is recommended that you use a mild cleaner (e.g., window cleaner) to avoid scratching or discoloring the surface. Always wipe dry and NEVER use abrasive cleansers on the safe or digital keypad.

CONSUMER AFFAIRS

YOUR SAFE'S UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS
When contacting Consumer Affairs, you should be prepared to supply some important information that specifically identifies your safe. This information is extremely important to assuring prompt and accurate assistance.
It is strongly recommended that you identify and record the following information in the Safe Identification Record form.

MODEL NUMBER
The First Alert® Safes product line consists of many different models, each identified by a specific Model number. Every model is manufactured with unique capabilities and features that may require specific solutions to a variety of difficulties that occasionally occur.

KEY NUMBER
The Key Number is necessary to identify the specific configuration of the key and lock cylinder components of your safe. If a key becomes damaged or misplaced, the Key Number is required in order for you to receive a replacement key.

LOCATING KEY NUMBER
The Key Number is engraved on the keys and around the lock cylinder.

SAFE IDENTIFICATION RECORD

Model Number
Key Number
Digital Passcode Record
Serial Number

PLEASE CALL US AT 1-800-323-9005 TO ESTABLISH A WARRANTY RETURN SET-UP
Please return item(s) with Customer Reference number marked on the outside of the box to the address listed below:
First Alert, Inc.
ATTN: Warranty Safe Returns
1301 Joe Battle
El Paso, TX 79936

ORDERING REPLACEMENT ENTRY KEYS

If you lose the safe keys or would like additional keys, you can purchase them from First Alert, Inc. Checks or money orders are required for orders received by mail and should be made payable to First Alert. You must supply the following information to assure accurate processing:

1. Name / Address / Telephone Number
2. Safe Model Number / Serial Number
3. Key Number (located on the key and on the Key lock)
4. Notarized Statement of Ownership can be printed from www.firstalert.com
5. Indicate number of keys requested
6. Method for how you would like to receive keys

Please send all the information via fax at 800-630-2878 or mail First Alert, Inc., 3901 Liberty Street, Aurora, IL 60504-8122.

Mail To:
First Alert, Inc.
ATTN: Consumer Affairs
3901 Liberty Street
Aurora, IL 60504-8122