Note, you will need the MRC code to do this. This is a number that is available only through the factory, please see "How do I get my MRC Code" if you need help.Open the safe using the MRC code. Leave the safe door open and in the locked position (locking bolts should be visible).Press [...]
You will know you have a NL Lock if your safe has this keypad: Programming Instructions Enter the existing six (6) digit code (for new safes, preset code is 1,2,3,4,5,6), turn handle counter-clockwise and pull door open. With the door pulled open, put the safe in the locked position by turning the handle clockwise. You [...]
You will know you have a SecuRam Lock if your safe has this keypad: Programming Instructions Enter the existing six (6) digit code (for new safes, preset code is 1,2,3,4,5,6), turn handle counter-clockwise and pull door open. With the door pulled open, put the safe in the locked position by turning the handle clockwise. [...]
You will know you have a S&G Lock if your safe has this keypad:Note, there are two sets of instructions listed below; one is for changing the Administrator Code and the other for changing the User Codes.Administrator Code: it is required when changing or adding additional user codes.User Code: used for people with additional access [...]
You will know you have a Kaba Lock if your safe has this keypad: Programming Instructions Enter the existing six (6) digit code (for new safes, preset code is 1,2,3,4,5,6), turn handle counter-clockwise and pull door open. With the door pulled open, put the safe in the locked position by turning the handle clockwise. You [...]
