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SECURE LOCKOUT PERIODS
If a wrong code is entered three times in a row, the digital keypad will begin a five-
minute secure lockout period. During this secure lockout period the keypad will
become disabled. Once the lockout period has expired, the safe can be unlocked
using the correct passcode. You may use the override key to open safe, but keypad
will complete the full lockout period.
OVERRIDE ACCESS KEY
If the pass code is unavailable or your keypad fails due to dead batteries or other
malfunction, you can open the safe using the override access key (see STEP 1. in the
SETUP section).
REPLACING BATTERIES
Note: The pass 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 the instructions in STEP 2. in the
"SETUP" section. 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.
NOTE: It is NOT RECOMMENDED to use Non-alkaline or rechargeable batteries.
IF YOU FORGET THE PASSCODE
1. Use the override access key to open safe.
2. With door open, press red reset button (C) inside
door.
3. Yellow light is on; enter new pass code in 30
seconds.
4. Enter pass code (3 to 8 digits) followed by "C"
5. Safe will beep and yellow light will turn off.
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how to change password when keypad doesn't work
To change the password on a Honeywell 5005 keypad when it is not working, follow these steps:
1. Use the Override Access Key: Open the safe using the override access key if the keypad is malfunctioning or not working.
2. Replace Batteries: Access the battery compartment and replace all 4 batteries with new alkaline batteries. Ensure the batteries are not rechargeable or non-alkaline as these are not recommended.
3. Program a New Password: After replacing the batteries, test the keypad. If operational, program a new user code as instructed in the manual.
If the keypad remains non-functional after replacing the batteries, continue using the override access key to access the safe.
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