Sargent and Greenleaf 6123 Guide de dépannage télécharger pdf (Page 2)

PROBLEMS

1) Lock beeps and LED flashes

on key press, but does not open

with a six digit code

2) Lock opens but doesnʼt beep

or light when a key is pressed

3) Lock will not enter program-

ming mode when programming

sequence is entered

4) Lock can be heard starting,

but not running far enough to

open the safe

5) Lock emits “click-click” sound

but motor cannot be heard run-

ning

6) Motor can be heard running

free, but safe does not open

POSSIBLE CAUSE

•

#

sign is not being pushed

after code is entered

• Wrong code is being used

• Batteries need replacement

• Lock is in security lockout

mode

• Keypad is defective

• Feedback wire is broken

• Sounder or LED is defective

• Lock is in security lockout

mode

• Incorrect Master Code is

being used

• Bolt is stalled due to side

pressure

• Batteries are weak

• Drive nut is cross-threaded

• Stop pin has dislodged

• Insufficient bolt retraction

• Weak batteries

• Safeʼs relock device is

engaged

POSSIBLE SOLUTION(S)

• Press

#

sign after entering

code

• Verify that you have the cor-

rect code for the lock

• See Battery Check and

Replacement Procedure (#6)

• Perform Lockout Test

Procedure (#1) and Override

Procedure (#2) if Master

Code is available

• Replace with a keypad known

to be good

• See Wire Check and Repair

Procedure (#5)

• Replace keypad

• Perform Lockout Test

Procedure (#1)

• Perform Master Code Check

Procedure (#3)

• Move safe handle to fully

locked position and enter

code again

• Move safe handle to fully

locked position and perform

Walk Back Procedure (#4)

• See Battery Check and

Replacement Procedure (#6)

and Low Battery Warning

Check Procedure (#10)

• Container must be forcibly

opened by a qualified safe

technician

• Perform Stop Pin Check and

Opening Procedure (#7)

• Perform Walk Back Procedure

(#5)

• See Battery Check and

Replacement Procedure (#6)

and Low Battery Warning

Check Procedure (#10)

• Perform Relock Device Check

Procedure (#11)

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