Bhuku reMushandisi reYale YEC/250/DB1 Medium Alarmed Value Safe

1. Nhanganyaya

This manual provides essential instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your Yale YEC/250/DB1 Medium Alarmed Value Safe. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the safe to ensure proper function and security.

The Yale YEC/250/DB1 safe is designed to protect your valuables with its solid steel construction, electronic lock, and integrated 130dB alarm system.

1.1 Package Zviri mukati

• 1 x Yale YEC/250/DB1 Alarmed Value Safe
• 2 x Emergency Override Keys
• 4 x AA Mabhatiri
• 1 x Pack of Fixing Bolts (for wall or floor mounting)
• 1 x Chinyorwa cheMushandisi (gwaro iri)

Mufananidzo 1.1: Mberi view of the Yale YEC/250/DB1 Medium Alarmed Value Safe, showing the electronic keypad and key lock.

2. Ruzivo Rwakakosha Chekuchengetedza

• Do not store emergency override keys inside the safe. Keep them in a secure, separate location.
• Iva nechokwadi chekuti sefa yacho yakasimbiswa zvakanaka pamadziro kana pasi kudzivirira kubviswa pasina mvumo.
• Replace batteries promptly when the low battery indicator appears to avoid loss of access.
• Keep the safe away from excessive moisture or extreme temperatures.
• Do not attempt to force the safe open if the electronic lock malfunctions. Use the emergency override key.

3. Safe Components

Familiarize yourself with the main components of your Yale Alarmed Value Safe:

• Electronic Keypad: Used for entering your personal access code.
• Key Lock Cylinder: For emergency override using the mechanical key.
• Door Handle/Knob: To open and close the safe door.
• Locking Bolts: Steel bolts that secure the door when locked.
• Battery Compartment: Located inside the door, holds 4 AA batteries.
• Alarm Speaker: Emits a 130dB alarm when triggered.

Mufananidzo 3.1: Mukati view of the safe with the door open, illustrating the locking bolts and internal structure.

4. Setup uye Kuiswa

4.1 Kuiswa kwebhatiri

1. Open the safe door using one of the emergency override keys. Insert the key into the key lock cylinder and turn it clockwise. Rotate the door handle to open.
2. Tsvaga nzvimbo yebhatiri iri mukati memusuwo wekuchengetedza.
3. Insert the 4 supplied AA batteries, ensuring correct polarity (+/-).
4. Vhara chivharo chebhatiri.

4.2 Setting Your Personal Access Code

Safe inouya nekodhi yagara iripo kubva kufekitori. Zvakakosha kuchinja izvi nekukasika.

1. Kana gonhi rakachengeteka ravhurwa, tinya bhatani dzvuku rekugadzirisa riri mukati megonhi, pedyo nehinji. Uchanzwa kurira.
2. Within 5 seconds, enter your desired 3 to 8 digit code on the keypad.
3. Press the '#' (hash) button to confirm. The safe will beep twice, indicating the new code is set.
4. Test the new code with the door open before closing it. Enter your new code, then press '#'. The locking bolts should retract.

4.3 Kuisa Safe

The safe can be securely fixed to a wall or floor using the provided fixing bolts. Choose a discreet and secure location.

1. Select a suitable mounting location. Ensure there are no electrical wires or plumbing behind the drilling area.
2. Mark the drilling points through the pre-drilled holes at the back or bottom of the safe.
3. Drill pilot holes into the wall or floor using an appropriate drill bit.
4. Position the safe and secure it using the provided fixing bolts. Tighten all bolts firmly.

Mufananidzo 4.1: Eksample of the safe installed within a closet for discreet placement.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1 Opening the Safe with Your Code

1. Enter your 3 to 8 digit personal access code.
2. Press the '#' (hash) button. A green light will illuminate, and you will hear a beep.
3. Within 5 seconds, turn the door handle clockwise to open the safe.

5.2 Locking the Safe

1. Vhara musuwo wakachengeteka zvakasimba.
2. Turn the door handle counter-clockwise to engage the locking bolts. The safe is now locked.

5.3 Emergency Override Key

In case of battery failure or forgotten code, the safe can be opened using the emergency override key.

1. Locate the key lock cylinder cover (usually a small removable panel next to the keypad). Remove it.
2. Insert one of the emergency override keys into the cylinder.
3. Turn the key clockwise and simultaneously turn the door handle clockwise to open the safe.
4. Once open, you can replace the batteries or reset the code as needed.

5.4 Alarm System

The integrated 130dB alarm will activate under the following conditions:

• Tampering: If the safe is subjected to physical shock or attempted forced entry.
• Incorrect Code Attempts: After 3 consecutive incorrect code entries.

To silence the alarm, enter the correct personal access code on the keypad.

6. Kuchengeta

6.1 Kutsiviwa kwebhatiri

When the batteries are low, the keypad may flash a red light or emit a warning sound after opening. Replace all 4 AA batteries promptly to ensure continued operation.

1. Vhura gonhi rakachengeteka.
2. Vhura chivharo chebhatiri.
3. Bvisa mabhatiri ekare uye uirase zvine musoro.
4. Insert 4 new AA alkaline batteries, observing correct polarity.
5. Vhara chivharo chebhatiri.

6.2 Kuchenesa

Geza kunze kwesefa nekanyoro, damp jira. Usashandise zvinochenesa zvinogumbura kana zvinonyungudutsa, sezvo izvi zvinogona kukuvadza magumo kana zvikamu zvemagetsi.

7. Kugadzirisa matambudziko

8. Zvinotsanangurwa

Image 8.1: Dimensional diagram of the safe, indicating external and internal measurements.

9. Warranty uye Tsigiro

For warranty information and technical support, please refer to the official Yale website or contact Yale customer service directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.

For further assistance, visit the official Yale websaiti: www.yalehome.com