Honeywell 2605 Cómo utilizar

ENGLISH

Model 2605

Read this manual carefully and never store it inside the safe!

Operation & Installation Guide

Steel Waterproof Fire Safe

with Programmable Digital Lock

Welcome / Package Contents ........................................................................

Override Access Key / Install Batteries..........................................................

Low or Dead Batteries / Testing Digital Lock.................................................

Programming New User Code / Testing New User Code.............................

Closing Your Safe / Turn Sound On and Off / Motion Alarm Settings..........

Secure Lockout Period / Lost or Forgotten User Codes /

Care and Maintenance......................................................................................

Anchoring Your Safe.........................................................................................

Consumer Assistance..............................................................................

Ordering Additional Override Access Keys / Safe Identiﬁcation Record /

Digital User Code Record.........................................................................

Warranty Information...............................................................................

For Your Protection

• Do not remove the Serial Number tag from the safe.

• Never Store Override Access Keys inside safe.

• Record all Safe Identication Numbers on Safe Identication Record (page 9).

• Save this manual and NEVER keep it inside the safe.

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Back

Cover

Index

The following list outlines the items and quantities of each included with your new safe. Please

carefully check the list to conﬁrm all items have been received. If any item is missing, please contact

Consumer Assistance (See page 8 for contact information).

2605 Waterproof Steel Fire and Security Safe (1 ea.)

Operation Manual (1 ea.)

Override Access Keys (2 ea.)

Removable / Adjustable Shelf (1 ea.)

“AA” Batteries (4 ea.)

Mounting Hardware (1 set)

Your Honeywell Waterproof Steel Fire and Security Safe will provide years of safe and secure protection

for your valuables, important documents and other personal items. All Honeywell safes are designed

and built using the highest manufacturing standards to ensure maximum user satisfaction under a

variety of conditions. With proper care, your Honeywell safe will provide “Peace of Mind” for many

years to come.

Thank you and enjoy!

Attention: DO NOT RETURN SAFE TO STORE

If you are missing parts or have difﬁculty operating your safe, please contact our Consumer Assistance

Department by telephone. Store will not accept returned products without prior authorization. You must

ﬁrst contact our Consumer Assistance Department. (See page 8 for contact information)

WELCOME

PACKAGE CONTENTS

For your convenience, we have included 4 “AA” batteries that provide the power for the electronic

locking system. These batteries must be installed before using your safe. The battery compartment is

located inside the safe on the lock cover panel.

1. Remove battery compartment cover and insert 4 “AA” batteries (included). Make sure that the

batteries are installed in the correct direction with regard to polarity (+ and -). (Figure 1 & Figure 2).

2. Proper installation of the batteries will cause the keypad to beep once, the red and green LED lights

will ﬂash twice and the keypad back light will ﬂash once (Figure 3).

3. Replace the battery cover (Figure 4).

4. Proceed to the “Testing Digital Lock” section on next page.

INSTALL BATTERIES

OVERRIDE ACCESS KEY

Your safe is equipped with an override access key which allows immediate access in case you forget

your user codes or the batteries need to be installed or replaced.

1. Remove override access rubber lock cover (Figure 1).

2. Insert the override access key into the lock until it stops (Figure 2).

3. With the key inserted turn clockwise to the right (Figure 3).

4. Turn the door handle upwards counterclockwise and pull the safe door open (Figure 4 & Figure 5).

Important: If the handle will not turn upwards counterclockwise, ﬁrst turn the handle slightly back

to the left until it stops, then turn upwards counterclockwise again to open.

5. Remove override access key and store it in a safe place away from the safe. Replace the

cover over the key lock and proceed to “Install Batteries”.

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Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 3 Figure 4

Figure 4 Figure 5

It is recommended that you test your safes locking system before closing the safe door. This can be

down by following the steps listed below.

1. Press and hold the lock release button on the inside edge of the safe door and while holding, turn

the handle downward clockwise to place the bolts in the locked position (Figure 1 and Figure 2).

2. Press the *key to activate the digital keypad (Figure 3).

Note: Once the *key is pressed, keypad back-light will turn on for 5 seconds. The keypad will

remain active for a period beyond the ﬁve seconds even when the back-light turns off. Once any

key is pressed, the back-light will come back on again.

3. Enter the preset factory code 159# into the keypad. If entered correctly, the green LED will light

and the lock will click. You have 5 seconds to turn the handle upwards counterclockwise placing

the bolts into the unlocked position.

Important: If the handle will not turn upwards after the green light comes on, ﬁrst turn

the handle slightly back to the left until it stops, then turn upwards counterclockwise again

to open.

4. Press and hold the lock release button on the inside edge of the safe door and while holding, turn

the handle downwards clockwise to return the bolts to the locked position

5. Leave the safe door open and proceed to “Programming New User Code”.

The battery level meter is located at the top of the keypad. You can check the battery level meter

by pressing the * key. If it is down to the last red LED on the left of the meter, it is an indicator that

the batteries are weak and must be changed immediately. The user code will not be erased if the

batteries become weak or are removed. Weak or dead batteries should be replaced immediately and

all 4 batteries should be changed. To replace the batteries please follow STEPS 1 - 3 on the previous

page. Remember to always remove batteries from safe if not using for an extended period of time. If

your batteries are completely dead and you cannot open the safe by using the digital keypad, use the

override access key to open safe and access the battery compartment. The use

of Non-alkaline or rechargeable batteries is NOT RECOMMENDED.

LOW OR DEAD BATTERIES

TESTING DIGITAL LOCK

Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3

PROGRAMMING NEW USER CODE

Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3

Programming the User Code

1. Locate and press the inset program button located on the top inside edge of the door (Figure 1).

The red and green LED’s will ﬂash and you will have 10 seconds to perform the next 2 steps.

2. Enter a new 3-8 digit user code followed by the # key. Then immediately repeat the same entry

followed by the # key to conﬁrm (Figure 2).

3. The Green LED will light for 5 seconds indicating you have successfully programmed your new

user code (Figure 3).

Note: If the red LED lights for 5 seconds and the keypad beeps 3 times, this means that you have

made an incorrect entry and must repeat steps 1 and 2.

TESTING NEW USER CODE

For best security, it is recommended that you immediately change the factory preset code to your

own personal user code.

Note: If you wish to change you user code, just repeat steps 1-3. The previous user code will be

automatically deleted and the new user code will become active.

1. Press the *key to activate the digital keypad (Figure 1).

Note: Once the *key is pressed, keypad back-light will turn on for 5 seconds. The keypad will

remain active for a period beyond the ﬁve seconds even when the back-light turns off. Once any

key is pressed, the back-light will come back on again.

2. Enter your new user code into the keypad followed by the # key. If entered correctly, the green

LED will light and the lock will click. You have 5 seconds to open the safe by turning the handle

upwards counterclockwise placing the bolts into the unlocked position (Figure 2).

Important: If the handle will not turn upward after the green light comes on, ﬁrst turn

the handle slightly back to the left until it stops, then turn upward counterclockwise again

to open.

Figure 1 Figure 2

CLOSING YOUR SAFE

TURN SOUND ON AND OFF

Note: You can record your new user code on the “Digital User Code Record” section on page 9 and

then keep this manual in a secure location away from the safe.

To Lock:

1. Close the safe door and turn handle downward to the left placing the door bolts into

the locked position (Figure 1 and Figure 2).

Note: Due to the airtight seal, to close you may have to push inward on the door while turning the

handle downward clockwise to place the blots fully into the locked position.

If you desire to deactivate the sound on the keypad you can follow the steps below.

Enter # 5 # on the keypad to turn off the sound. Re-enter # 5 # to turn the sound back on.

Note: If when entering your code or programming a new user code you do not hear the key beep,

enter # 5 # to activate the sound.

MOTION ALARM SETTINGS

This safe is equipped with a motion sensor alarm that detects sudden jolts, violent shaking and

vibrations. If you want to use the alarm feature, you must activate it by following the steps below.

There are three levels of sensitivity to choose from:

Low Sensitivity: Enter # 1 # on the keypad to activate

Medium Sensitivity: Enter # 2 # on the keypad to activate

High Sensitivity: Enter # 3 # on the keypad to activate

Turn Off Alarm: Enter # 0 # on the keypad to deactivate the alarm

SECURE LOCKOUT PERIOD

If the wrong user code is entered into the keypad 3 consecutive times in a row, the keypad will

automatically go into lockout mode and you will not be able to open the safe using the digital keypad

for 15 minutes. During the lockout period entry can be made using the override access key.

LOST OR FORGOTTEN USER CODES

If the user code is unavailable or your keypad fails due to dead batteries or other malfunction, you

can open the safe using the override access key. Refer to page 2 of this user manual.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

When properly maintained, your safe will continue to operate for many years. In order to ensure

optimum performance of your safe, please follow these simple precautions:

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.

MOISTURE – 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

weeks.

For future reference, store this Operation and Installation Guide in a secure area away from the safe.

DO NOT DISCARD!

You may bolt your safe to a shelf or ﬂoor for added theft protection and resistance to tipping. Your safe

has a pre-drilled bolt-down hole in the ﬂoor panel and mounting hardware is provided for securing to

concrete surfaces. If bolting to wood or metal additional hardware will be needed. Check with your

local home center.

To secure your safe to a concrete ﬂoor:

1. Select a suitable and convenient location for your safe (Figure 1).

2. Empty the safe and remove the (6) screws securing the mounting hole

cover plate (Figure 2).

3. Remove the mounting hole cover plate and gasket along with the cap to

uncover the mounting hole (Figure 3).

4. Tilt the safe onto it’s back side and stick a screwdriver into the hole to

punch-out the bottom hole cover plug (Figure 4).

5. Turn safe back onto its feet and place your safe in the desired location for mounting, then make a

mark through the hole onto the ﬂoor surface creating a drilling guide (Figure 5).

6. Move the safe aside to clear the marked spot for drilling. Then drill a 5/8in./16mm diameter hole

with a depth of 21/8in./54mm and remove any excess dust (Figure 6 and Figure 7).

7. Insert the supplied expanding bolt into the hole and tap into place using a hammer until even with

the ﬂoor surface (Figure 8).

8. Hammer a drift punch or phillips head screwdriver into the expanding bolt so that it ﬂares out

and ﬁrmly locks into place to prevent it from turning when mounting the safe (Figure 9).

9. Place the safe back into position lined up over the hole and secure in place using the provided

mounting bolt. Secure bolt tightly using the supplied hexagon wrench (Figure 10).

10. Replace the gasket and mounting plate cover by using a phillips screwdriver to replace the 6

screws to secure the mounting plate into place (Figure 11).

Note: Bolting/unbolting of the unit is at the

consumer’s expense and discretion. LH Licensed

Products, Inc. is not responsible for any costs

incurred if the unit has to be replaced.

If you have any questions about mounting the

safe, please check with your local home center/

hardware retailer or independent contractor.

ANCHORING YOUR SAFE

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CONSUMER ASSISTANCE

EMAIL: [email protected]

WEBSITE: www.honeywellsafes.com

ADDRESS: Consumer Assistance Dept.

LH Licensed Products, Inc.

860 East Sandhill Avenue

Carson, CA 90746 USA

TELEPHONE: US/Canada 1-877-354-5457 (Toll Free)

Mexico 01-800-288-2872 After English voice recording stops you must then enter 800-860-1677

to complete your call. (Toll Free)

Australia 0011-800-5325-7000 (Toll Free)

Germany/New Zealand 00-800-5325-7000 (Toll Free)

Other Countries XX*-310-323-5722 (Toll Charges Apply)

XX*- Dial U.S. Country Code ﬁrst

CALL CENTER HOURS: US/Canada 7am – 5pm (PST**) Mon – Fri (Subject to change)

CALL BACK HOURS: Other Countries 7am – 8pm (PST**) Mon – Fri (Subject to change)

PST**- Local time in Los Angeles, CA, USA

INTERNATIONAL CALL BACK HOURS:

If you need to speak with a consumer assistant and cannot contact us during the call center hours

above, please send an email or leave a telephone message, including your Name, Telephone Number

and the best time for us to contact you during the call back hours above and we will make our every

effort to contact you and help answer any of your questions or concerns.

* Insert correct Country Code

** Local Time based on Los Angeles California USA

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