Page 14Emergency Opening with BiMax Handheld Unit5b
Page 15Emergency with Master Key/Card5c
6Mechanical Emergency Opening for C, C4, SL, WPage 16
7Mechanical Emergency Opening for E4, MS4Page 17
8Trouble-ShootingPage 18
Page 21Trouble-Shooting for Magna 500
9Battery ReplacementPage 22
10Parts ReplacementPage 23
10aElectronic Board Page 24
10bBattery HousingPage 25
Page 26Lock Assembly10c
Page 28Panel Assembly10d
Page 30Door Replacement10e
11Safe Place Components
11aC, C4, SL, WPage 31
11bE4, MS4Page 32
11cAssembled Door C, C4, SLPage 33
11dAssembled Door E4, MS4Page 34
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General Description
And Guidelines
Dear Customer,
You have just received new safes. In the following manual, you will find
all the necessary information for operating and maintaining the
safes, including:
1.Safety instructions.
2.Anchoring - The different options for anchoring the safes.
3.Emergency opening.
4.Parts replacement - How to replace the main components of the
safe.
5.Safe Place components - All the safe components you may
need to purchase in the future. Please note which size safe
(C, SL, MS, E & W) you have, and choose the component.
6.Trouble-shooting - safe feedback that will identify the problem in
a malfunctioning safe.
Service and Warranty Guidelines:
We provide a 2 year limited warranty for parts. You received
spare parts to enable you to replace any defective part. We ask
you to please send us any defective parts for later replacement.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please call your
local distributor. If for any reason you cannot reach your local
distributor, you can always contact us at fax number: ++972-88573962, or e-mail: service@safeplace.co.il
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Safety Instructions
For safes with power outlet (recharge socket)
The safe model you have purchased is equipped with a 220V or
110V power (USA Rating : 110V 5A 60Hz) outlet for laptop
recharging. Please follow the safety instructions carefully before
hooking up the power outlet.
1. Only a certified electrician should handle this equipment.
2. Unplug the receptacle from the wall outlet before performing
maintenance.
3. If no plug is connected to the electrical wire – connect as follows:
U.S.A:
Black wire to terminal marked L
White wire to terminal N
Green wire to terminal E or GR
:Europe
Brown wire to terminal marked L or
Blue wire to terminal marked N
Green & yellow wire to terminal marked E or
4. The receptacle must be protected by a 6 Amp fuse.
5. Do not plug it in if for any reason, the power supply cord or plug
is damaged or frayed.
6. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord.
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Safety Instructions
For safes with AC power hook-up (Adaptor)
Adaptor specifications AC-DC:
Output – 9V DC, 500mA max. built in thermal fuse.
1. Only a certified electrician should handle this equipment.
2. Pay attention to wire marks (+ / -) and assemble them
properly.
3. Disconnect the adaptor from the main power before replacing
the electronic board.
4. Check the adaptor specifications before plugging into main
power (see above).
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Safe Models
Biometric
Digital Safes
Magna 800
Magna 500
Magna 300
Impact
Combination
Titan 500
Card Safe
Titan 800
Smart Key
Quantor 300
Tiara-M Top Open
C - Small
SL – Super Laptop
MS – Medium
C4 - Laptop
W – Wall
E – Floor
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Anchoring The Safe
Anchoring Bolts should be - 10*1”
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Emergency Opening Procedure
In case the safe is locked and
the guest is unable to open it,
observe the following procedure:
1.Perform the override procedure with the BiMax
Handheld Unit or Emergency Opening Tool T300 (see
details on following pages). If the safe does not open,
go to step 2.
2.Make sure your HHU/EOT and Master Card/iButton
are working properly. Test them on another safe.
3. If the above does not help, perform mechanical
opening.
Before performing the mechanical opening, we highly
recommend contacting your local service
representative for assistance.
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Override Procedure With EOT 300
(Emergency Override Tool)
1. Plug-in the EOT – The
green led will light up.
2.Place the Master (red)
iButton on the rounded
reader within 6 seconds.
3.If you have an error (red
light) press Clear button
and try again.
A green light will blink and
the safe will open!
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Override Procedure
With BiMax Handheld Unit
Please Also See Page 7 of Override and Audit Handheld Unit Manual in this
Booklet
1. Turn the Handheld on by
pressing the ON button, enter
your password and put your
finger on the reader.
2. Select Override Safe
and press ENTER.
3. Connect Safe And Press Enter appears on the
display. Connect the
Handheld plug to the
underside of the safe keypad
and press ENTER.
4. Attach iButton appears on
the display. Attach the
master iButton.
The safe will open!
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Override Procedure
With Master Key/Card
Titan 300/800/500 models:
Slide the Master card from
left to right with
magnetic stripe up.
The safe will open!
Quantor 300 model:
Place the Master (red)
iButton on the iButton
reader.
A green light will blink
and safe will open!
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Mechanical Emergency Opening
For C, C4, SL & W Models
THE DRILLING PROCEDURE IS THE LAST OPTION FOR OPENING THE SAFE.
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU TRY ALL OTHER OPTIONS BEFORE DRILLING!
1.Place the drilling template on the left
bottom corner of the safe door.
1a. For Titan Models, forcibly remove the
panel to place the drilling plate.
1b. For left hand doors, place the template
at the upper right corner.
1 c. For W left hand doors, forcibly remove
the panel and place the template at the
upper right corner.
2.Drill 3 holes with a 4 mm drill through the
template.
3.Remove the template and enlarge the
holes to 8 mm.
4.Drill through the head of the screws all the
way until the the lock assembly moves
backward.
The safe will open!
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Mechanical Emergency Opening
For E4 & MS4 Models
THE DRILLING PROCEDURE IS THE LAST OPTION FOR OPENING THE SAFE.
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU TRY ALL OTHER OPTIONS BEFORE DRILLING!
1. Place the drilling template on the left
bottom corner of the safe door.
2.Drill a 4 mm hole through the template.
3.Remove the template and enlarge the
holes to 8 mm.
4.Drill through the head of the screws all the
way until the lock assembly moves
backward.
The safe will open!
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Trouble-Shooting 1
Check Microswitch. Close door.
Check Microswitch. Close door.
For Magna 800, Titan 800 and Titan 500 Models:
Safe series 500 and 800 have a built in diagnostic system which
shows error numbers on the display if there is any problem
with the safe.
The following list is available in the Tools Menu of the HHU.
DisplayProblem DescriptionOperation Instructions
Common Operational Problems
CodeWrong code Enter code again. Try another code.
BattLow BatteriesReplace batteries
Er00Clock is not setSet Safe Clock
Er01Card errorSlide card again or replace card
Er02Bolt cannot lockPush door. Release bolt.
Er03Bolt cannot openPush door. Release bolt.
Er04Not enough digits Enter 4 digits
Er05Activator neededPlug Activator
Er06Wrong OverrideChange override unit
Er07Bolt in middle positionOverride safe. Check lock assembly.
Er08Illegal cardUse another card
Er10Door Microswitch open
Er11Card errorSlide card again. Replace card.
Er12Button ErrorRe-attach button. Replace button.
Er13Wrong OperationEnter 4 digits to open
Er14Door Microswitch Open
Er16Wrong MasterUse different master
Er17Common codeEnter non-common Code
Er18Common codeEnter non-common Code
Er20Comm. FailureCheck HHU connection. Try again
Er21Comm. FailureCheck HHU connection. Try again
Er22Comm. FailureCheck HHU connection. Try again
Er23Comm. FailureTry again
Er24Comm. FailureTry again
Er25Override failedStart override process again
Er26Illegal operationStart override process again
Er27Wrong IR keyUse card or press CLR button
Er28Wrong IR keyUse iButton or press CLR button
Communication Problems
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Trouble-Shooting 2
DisplayProblem DescriptionOperation Instructions
Override Problems
Er30Unit disabled Use different type of override
Er31Master disabledUse override unit or code
Er32Wrong masterUse iButton or code
Er35Wrong masterUse card or code
Er36Master disabledUse different type of override
Er37Memory problemReplace main PCB
Er38Master defin. Err.Factory Error
Er39Memory problemTry process again.
Operational Problems in Dual Safes
Er40Wrong keyOpen with code or card
Er41Button disabledUse code or card
Er42No Code EnteredEnter code and lock
Er43Wrong keyOpen with code or iButton
Er44Wrong keyOpen with card or iButton
Er45Illegal Operat.Use code or iButton
Er46Illegal CardUse different card
Er47Illegal ButtonUse different iButton
Er48Keypad disabledUse card or iButton
Er50Keypad disabledUse card or iButton
Manufacturer Problems
Er64No master definedFactory Error
Er66Master defin. Err.Factory Error
Er67Master defin. Err.Factory Error
Er68Master defin. Err.Factory Error
Er70Software error.
Er71Illegal TimeCheck designated operation time
Er73Card UnauthorizedTry to close with a different card
Er74Can't Add CardCard already registered
Er75Can't Add CardIllegal user card
Er76Can't Delete CardNot a registered card user
Er77Factory ErrorFactory Error
Er78Can't Add CardMemory full
Er79Add/Del Time EndedStart process again
Er80Bad CardCan't register this card
Er81Factory ErrorFactory Error
Er82Factory ErrorFactory Error
Er83Can't Close with This CardIllegal user card
Er84Memory problemReplace main PCB
Er85Memory problemReplace main PCB
•Safe clock is not initialized. Use the Handheld
Unit to initialize it. (INIT. SAFE DATA)
•The locking bolt won’t eject all the way to lock.
Make sure the door is properly closed and
nothing stops the bolt from moving smoothly.
Check the lock assembly. Check connection of
lock assembly to the electronic board.
•The locking bolt won’t reject all the way to open.
Press the door to release any pressure on the
bolt.
•Not enough digits were entered for locking.
Enter a complete number. If this happens
during override procedure, it means the safe
does not recognize the override unit. Check the
connectors with the unit.
•Wrong master card. Locate the correct card.
•Locking bolt is in middle position. Perform
override procedure.
•Override procedure was not completed. Start
from the beginning.
•Safe has performed an illegal operation. Check
the safe motor and then perform override
procedure.
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Battery Replacement
C, C4, SL
W, Special Sizes
E, MS
1. Unscrew the cover bolts and remove the door
cover.
2.Remove the old batteries and install the new
batteries. Make sure the batteries point in the
right direction.
3.For safes with Audit function – you must set safe
clock by using the HHU after replacing batteries.
4.Batteries should be replaced every two years.
5.Use only Alkaline Batteries!
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Parts Replacement
After trouble-shooting the safe, the next step is replacing the
defective part. The safe mechanism is made up of four
components:
Electronic Board
Battery Housing
Lock Assembly
Panel Assembly
The Elimination Method
If you are still not sure where the safe problem lies after the
trouble-shooting process, you should replace the four
components, one after the other, until you discover the
defective component. When performing this process, make
sure that your spare parts are in working order and the
connectors are properly connected. Replace one component
at a time. If the problem is not solved, put the component
back in the same order and then continue to the next
component.
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Electronic Board Replacement
1. Unscrew the 3 electronic
board screws.
2. Carefully disconnect all
the connectors from the
panel assembly, locking
assembly, and battery
housing assembly.
C, C4, SL
W, Special Sizes
3. Replace the new board
carefully, and connect it
in the same order. After
checking that the door is
functioning properly,
reconnect the screws
(Safes with audit function
should be initialized
before use).
E, MS
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Battery Housing Replacement
1. Disconnect the
battery housing
connector.
2.Unscrew the two
battery housing
screws.
3.Replace the new
battery housing.
C, C4, SL
W, Special Sizes
4.Replace the plastic
base.
5.The Universal Kit
used in W & special
size safes has builtin battery housing.
Replace the entire
kit.
E, MS
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Lock Assembly Replacement
C, C4, SL
E, MS
1.For MS & E - remove the electronic board & the battery housing.
2.Unscrew the 4 (E4) or 6 (MS4) nuts.
3.For C, C4, & SL - unplug the lock assembly connector from the
electronic board.
4.Remove the 5 star rings (They cannot be reused.)
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Lock Assembly Replacement
Universal Kit - W, Special Sizes
1.Remove the
electronic board.
2.Unscrew the 4
nuts which attach
the Universal Kit.
3.Unscrew the 3
bolts which attach
the motor base to
the Universal Kit
(from the back).
4.Make sure the
spring that pulls
back the motor
base is in place
when you
unscrew the
bolts.
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Panel Assembly Replacement
1.Remove the electronic
board.
2.Unscrew the 4 keypad
panel screws.
3. Replace the new panel
carefully. Make sure
the flat cable runs
freely from the panel
into the door and is
connected to the
electronic board
properly. After
checking that the safe
is working properly,
screw back the panel
and electronic board
screws.
E, MS
E, MS
E, MSE, MS
C, C4, SL
C, C4, SL
C, C4, SLC, C4, SL
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Panel Assembly Replacement
Universal Kit - W, Special Sizes
1.Remove the electronic
board.
2.Unscrew the 4 nuts
which connect the
Universal Kit to the
door.
3.Unscrew the 4 keypad
panel screws.
4. Replace the new panel
carefully. Make sure
the flat cable runs freely
from the panel into the
door and is connected
to the electronic board
properly. After
checking that the safe
is working properly,
screw back the panel
and electronic board
screws.
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Door Replacement
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Replacing the Door:
1.Unscrew the two screws.
2.Extract the two hinges from the hinge housing.
3.Keep the washers from the bottom connection in a safe place.
4.Replace the defective door with a new one.
5.Insert the top hinge through the top hinge housing and through
the hole in the top frame. Then tighten the top screw.
6.Insert the bottom hinge through the bottom hinge housing.
Insert the washers back into place, and insert the hinge
through the washers and through the hole in the bottom frame.