Use and Care Manual

11
Sargent and Greenleaf Lock
Sargent and Greenleaf Electronic Lock Instrucons
Installing or Replacing The Baery
-Unlock and open your safe rst (if
possible).
-Pull out on the tab at the top of the lock
ring (highlighted in white in pictures) and
rotate the ring around the keypad counter-
clockwise. The ring will pull out away from
the safe far enough to reveal the baery
cavity.
-With the baery cavity accessible, remove
the old baery and discard (if replacing).
-Plug a new 9-volt baery into the terminals
and tuck the baery and wires back into the
baery cavity.
-Push the keypad ring back towards the safe
and rotate the ring clockwise. The ring will
slide back towards the safe and click into place.
- Test the operaon of the lock several mes with the door open before
closing and locking the safe.
We recommend using a Duracell™ or Energizer™ alkaline baery with a “use
date” at least 4 years in the future. Replacing the baery annually will help to
ensure reliable access into your safe.
Low Baery Indicaon
Repeated beeping during opening indicates that the baery is low and needs
immediate replacement.
TAB
WARNING: Your safe is heavy and presents a safety hazard unless bolted down.
You must bolt down your safe to validate your break-in warranty.
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Your safe is predrilled from the factory for anchoring with 4 holes through
the oor of your safe.
1. Place safe in exact locaon desired.
2. Use shims to level your safe if necessary (shims not included).
3. Open door carefully and remove black caps to expose anchor holes.
4. Purchase anchor bolts suited for your oor type. We recommend using
a minimum of 3” long wedge anchor bolts for concrete oors that are
1/2” in diameter. For wood oors, we suggest a minimum of 2 1/2”
long lag bolts at least 3/8” in diameter. Always research your oor type
to make sure standard anchor bolts or lag bolts are adequate.
5. Follow bolt manufacturer’s installaon instrucons.
Anchoring hardware and shims are not included.
Safe must be bolted directly to oor with the shipping feet
removed. To remove shipping feet, please refer to page 3.
Bolng Down Your
Bighorn or Kodiak Safe