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PROBLEMS
1) Model 6120 or 6123 beeps and LED
flashes on key press, but does not
open with a six digit code
2) Lock opens but doesn’t beep or light
when a key is pressed
3) Lock will not enter programming
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 running
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
• 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
• Safe’s relock device is engaged
POSSIBLE SOLUTION(S)
• Press # sign after entering code
• Verify that you have the correct 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 (#4)
• See Battery Check and Replacement
Procedure (#6) and Low Battery Warning
Check Procedure (#10)
• Perform Relock Device Check Procedure
(#11)
Troubleshooting Guide
Models 6120 and 6123—Motorized Electronic Combination Locks
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