Use and Care Manual

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Moving and Opening Your New Safe 2
Removing Shipping Feet on Bighorn and Kodiak Safes 3
Bolng Down Your Bighorn or Kodiak Safe 4
Removing Shipping Feet on Rhino Safes 5
Bolng Down Your Rhino Safe 6
Geng To Know Your Safe 7-8
LaGard and SecuRam Electronic Lock Instrucons 9-10
Sargent and Greenleaf Electronic Lock Instrucons 11-12
Sargent and Greenleaf Manual Lock Instrucons 13-14
Frequently Asked Quesons 15
Troubleshoong Guide 15-16
Limited Lifeme Warranty 17
CONTENTS
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 Turn the dial counter-clockwise passing the third number
of your combinaon once. Stop at exactly the third
number on the second revoluon.
 Turn the dial slowly clockwise unl it stops. You may
noce some resistance at around 95 which is normal.
Keep rotang unl it completely stops at about 87.
 Turn the handle of the safe clockwise and pull the door open.
Using the Day-Lock
-The Day-Lock does NOT lock your safe. It only locks the dial to prevent it
from rotang.
-For maximum security, we recommend using the Day-Lock in addion to the
combinaon to your manual lock. This would require someone to have the
key and know the combo, or be able to pick the lock and defeat the manual
combinaon to get in.
Suggested Day-Lock Operaon
 Shut the door to your safe and turn the handle counter-clockwise to
extend the door bolts.
 Rotate the dial on your manual lock counter-clockwise at least 4 mes to
clear the combinaon completely.
 Center the “0” (zero) on the dial with the opening index at the 12 o’clock
posion.
 Insert the Day-Lock key into the keyway and turn counter-clockwise.
Remove the key.
To Open Aer the Day-Lock is Locked
 Insert the Day-Lock key into the keyway and turn clockwise. Remove the
key.
 Follow the “Operang the Dial On Your Manual Lock” instrucons on
pages 13-14.
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