Clarke CS 250D, CS 550D, 7710155, 7710160 User guide

Electronic Digital Safe

CS250D and CS550D

Part Numbers: 7710155 & 7710160

Model Dimensions HxWxD Capacity W e ig h t
CS250D 250x350x270 mm 0.018m³ 17.0kg
CS550D 557x368x448mm 0.085m³ 33.0kg

Solid steel safes, have digital electronic lock with mechanical override. Pry
resistant recessed doors with internal hinges, double locking bolts and floor/wall
mounting, using four anchor bolts supplied.

This compact safe is ideal for storing cash and important documents in the
home or office.

Before permanently securing the safe, check carefully that the keys supplied,
are the correct ones for your safe, also check the electronic lock, any defects
should be reported to the Clarke dealer where the safe was originally purchased
as soon as possible.

IMPORTANT

Store the spare keys safely, make a note of the key serial number in case new
keys need to be ordered.

Replacement lock and keys are available from your nearest Clarke dealer.
When ordering, please quote the safe model number.

PARTS & SERVICE TEL: [phone]

or e-mail as follows:

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SERVICE: [e-mail]

Please note that the details and specifications contained herein are correct at the time of going to print. However CLARKE International

reserve the right to change specifications at any time without prior notice.

Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE Electronic Digital Safe, which is designed
for use in the home and office, as well as in boats and caravans etc.

CLARKE GUARANTEE

This CLARKE product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12
months from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase.

This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or tampered
with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was intended.

Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product can be
returned to us without prior permission.

This guarantee does not effect your statutory rights.

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Battery Installation

Open the safe door using key supplied, see key operation.
The battery compartment is found on the back of the door. Slide the cover off in

direction indicated, install batteries observing correct polarity, refit cover and test
before closing door .

Operation

heard.

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Open Safe (Key Operation)

In the event of battery or electronic failure, the safe can be opened using one of the
two keys supplied.

Carefully remove the override cover by prising open with a thin bladed knife or similar,
once removed the key lock is exposed. Insert the key and rotate fully anticlockwise,
now rotate the knob fully clockwise to open as before. The door can be locked again
by reversing the procedure.

NOTE:

When the

batteries need replacing.

Red

and

Amber

LEDs are both illuminated, this indicates that the

IMPORTANT

Never leave the keys inside the safe

LEDs

Red Amber

Green

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Open Safe (Keypad)

The entry code
keypad followed by button
rotated fully clockwise to release the bolts. The door can now be opened. If an
incorrect code is entered three times, an audible alarm will sound for 20 seconds. The
panel then resets, the correct code can now be entered, if an incorrect code is
entered a further three timesthe alarm will sound for five minutes before resetting.

NOTE:

each time a button is pressed an audible beep will sound and the amber LED

will illuminate.

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Close Safe

To close the safe, simply close the door and rotate the knob anticlockwise, the door
locks automatically, test the lock by attempting to turn the knob clockwise.

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Change Entry Code

To change the entry code, open the safe door, using either the key or keypad. Press
the red button (Fig. 2), the amber LED will illuminate, enter the new code on the
numeric key pad followed by button

NOTE:

the entry code can be a minimum of three and a maximum of eight digits. If the

code entered is less than three or more than eight digits, an audible warning will be

(159)

is factory set. To open the safe, enter

B

, the green LED will illuminate and the knob can be

A.

159

on the numeric

Knob

Override Key Cover

UnlockLock

Numeric Key Pad

Fig. 1

Battery Compartment

Red Button

Fig. 2