SLSFE342 - Safe SereneLife - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Intelligent Electronic Safe
Brand	SereneLife
Model	SLSFE342
Material	Metal
Color	Black
Power Supply	4 x 1.5V AA batteries
Lock Type	Electronic keypad with emergency key override
User Code Length	3 to 8 digits
Factory Preset Code	159
Low Battery Indicator	Red and green lights illuminate simultaneously
Automatic Lockout	3 wrong entries: 20 sec beep; Next 3 wrong: 5 min beep
Emergency Key	Included, stored outside the safe
Mounting	Expansion bolts for concrete; clamping screws for wood
Reset Button	Located inside the safe
Bolts Included	Yes, for mounting
Number of Bolts	Multiple (exact number not specified)
Operation	Keypad and knob (master key)
Confirmation Buttons	A, B, C, E
Maintenance	Wipe with a dry cloth; do not use solvents
Warranty	Not specified; refer to seller

Frequently Asked Questions - SLSFE342 SereneLife

How do I open my new SereneLife SLSFE342 safe for the first time?

Use the emergency key. Remove the emergency lock cover, insert the key, turn it counterclockwise, then turn the knob clockwise to open. Remove the key and store it safely.

How do I change the user code?

With the door open, press the reset button until the yellow light turns on. Enter a new 3-8 digit code, then press A or B (or C/E) to confirm. Two beeps mean success; three beeps mean failure.

What should I do if I forget the user code?

Use the emergency key to open the safe. After opening, you can reset the code using the reset button.

How do I know when the batteries are low?

When both the red and green lights are on simultaneously, the batteries are low and should be replaced.

How many wrong code entries are allowed before lockout?

After 3 consecutive wrong entries, the safe beeps for 20 seconds. Another 3 wrong entries cause a 5-minute beep during which the keypad is disabled.

How do I stop the warning beep after too many wrong entries?

You can stop the beep by opening the safe with the emergency key or by removing the batteries to cut power.

Can I mount the safe to a wall?

Yes. For concrete walls, use expansion bolts; for wood walls, use clamping screws. Drill holes, insert bolts, and tighten.

What is the factory default user code?

The default code is 159. Change it after first use.

How do I close and lock the safe?

Turn the knob or master key counterclockwise until it stops. The door will lock automatically.

Where should I store the emergency key?

Store the emergency key in a secure location outside the safe, never inside, as it is needed for emergency access.

USER MANUAL SLSFE342 SereneLife

Black metal safe with a rotary dial and key inserted into the lock, showing internal components (no visible text or symbols)

INTELLIGENT

ELECTRONIC SAFE

USER MANUAL

Dear valued customer,

Thank you for choosing our products! You've taken an important step in organizing and protecting your most valued possessions. Every series of our safes is professionally made and designed to provide safety. Please take time to read and familiarize yourself with the proper operating procedures of your new safe presented on the following pages.

Again, thank you for choosing our products!

DIAGRAM

! Please do not keep emergency keys in your safe!

Schematic drawing of case

1. Bolts
2. Reset Button
3. Battery Compartment
4. Knob(Master Key)
5. Emergency Lock Cover
6. Green Light
7. Red Light
8. Yellow Light
9. Confirming button
10. Power supply: 4X1.5V batteries

Schematic drawing of control panel

NOTE: All drawings in this manual have been prepared based on the EA. The exterior design or component positions of other models may be different from what is indicated in the drawings, while the operation is the same.

OPENING YOUR SAFE FOR THE FIRST TIME

Upon first opening, users should open the safe with the emergency key. The operation in details refers to “opening the safe with the emergency key”.

• Remove emergency lock cover, then insert the emergency key, and turn it counterclockwise.
  • Turn the knob (master key) clockwise to open the door.

NOTE: Finish operation, pull out the emergency key and keep it in a safe place.

INSERTING THE BATTERIES

• Open the door with the emergency key.
• Insert 4 x 1.5V batteries into the battery compartment.
• Under normal condition, if both of the red and the green lights are on at the same time, it means the voltage is low and you should insert new batteries.

NOTE: Replace 4 fresh batteries by lining them up in a manner as indicated by the "+" and "-" signs. When outage for longer than thirty minutes, you should reset the user code.

OPENING THE DOOR

• Input your user's code (3 to 8 digits), each pressing results one buzzer beep and yellow light flashes.
• Press "A" or "B" ("C" or "E") button, the green light will be on.
• Rotate the knob (or master key) clockwise and pull outwards within 5 seconds, the door is opened.

NOTE: The user preset code "159". Please input the user code again if the yellow light flashes with three buzzer beeps.

CLOSING THE DOOR

• Turn the knob (or master key) counter-clockwise to close the door.

AUTOMATIC LOCK

• 3 continuously wrong entries will activate the warning beep for 20 seconds.
• Another 3 continuously wrong entries will active the warning beep for 5 minutes.

NOTE: The key pad would be disabled during the beeping. You can only stop the beeps by opening the safe with emergency key and power-cut by removing the battery.

SETTING THE USER CODE

• With the door open, press the reset button one, start setting code when the yellow lights goes on.
• Input new code (3-8 digits), and press the "A" or "B" ("C" or "E") button to confirm with 2 buzzer beeps, which indicates the acceptance and storage of the new code. The yellow light flashes with 3 buzzer beeps, which means the code changing is not effective, and you need to try again.

OPENING THE SAFE WITH THE EMERGENCY KEY

Upon first receipt of the safe, or either the electronic circuit malfunction or codes unknown. You could also use the emergency key to open the safe.

• Remove the cover of the emergency lock.
• Insert the emergency key, turn it count clockwise, then turn the knob (or master key) clockwise to open the door.

MOUNTING METHOD

• Fix the safe in the place which is not easy to move.
- Drill holes for expansion bolts (or clamping screws) in the right place.
• Turn the expansion bolts counter clockwise to separate.
• Use the expansion bolts (or clamping screws) to secure the case to the wall.
• Make sure the case is mounted in place as required and then tighten all screws.

! CAUTION: Use the expansion bolt when there is a concrete wall surface. Use the clamping screw when there is a wooden wall surface.

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