To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Argos Safe won't open even though the PIN works?
If your PIN works and the green light illuminates, but the Argos safe still won't open, the batteries may be too low to operate the lock relay. Use the override keys and replace the batteries.
How to fix an inoperable keypad on Argos S-168E?
If the keypad on your Argos safe becomes inoperable, it may be due to low or depleted batteries. Use the override keys and replace the batteries.
Why did my Argos Safe reset the code after changing the batteries?
If your Argos safe resets its code after a battery change, and your original code is no longer valid, it may be because the batteries were completely depleted for more than a day. Try the factory default code 159 or use the override key; then refer to the user manual to reset your original code or to enter a new code.
What does it mean when both red and green lights flash on my Argos Safe?
If the red and green LED lights on your Argos safe illuminate simultaneously when you enter the correct PIN, the batteries are depleted. Immediately replace the batteries.
Visual representation of the digital safe's parts including LEDs, keypad, and lock.
Steps to open the safe using the override key and prepare for PIN setting.
Instructions for setting and changing the safe's PIN code.
Procedure for accessing the safe using the programmed PIN.
How to open the safe using the manual override keys.
Guide on replacing the batteries for the digital safe.
Recommendations and steps for mounting the safe to a wall or floor.
Critical warning about not locking spare keys or the manual inside the safe.
Information on the product's warranty, usage limitations, and user responsibility.
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