Turn the key 1.4 turn clockwise to unlock the safe door, use the hand indent to pull the door open, then remove the contents of the safe. 5. Remove the battery cover on the back of the safe door, then install the four "AA" batteries provided to activate the digital keypad. 6. Close the safe door, rotate the key 1.4 turn counterclockwise, remove it from the door, then re-attach the nameplate. Personal Code Both your personal code and emergency code can open the safe door, but only your personal c

2 "AA" Batteries .................................................... 4 Hex Wrench 4mm.............................................. 1 Mounting Hardware ................................... Varies Mounting There are mounting holes provided through the safe walls that are accessed from inside the safe. Use the provided hardware or fasteners of your choice to firmly anchor your safe to a solid and stable surface. Models T21543 and T21545 are designed to mount on a wall or shelf, and the door must o

Always record the new emergency code below, then store these instructions in a secure location. 3. After the LED window clears, enter the new six-digit emergency code. The LED window will display the word "AGAIN". 4. When the LED window clears again, re-enter the new code. —if the second entry of the new emergency code matches the first entry, the LED window will display the word "DONE" and this procedure is complete. —if the second entry of the new emergency code does not match the first entry,

Step 1: Cutting Stile and Rail Edges Make sure the router is disconnected from the Top of Bead • Unplug router before power source. Install the stile and rail cutter. Outer Side installing or adjusting (C1551 or C1554.) Attach the router to your router table and adjust the height of the bit until the top of the bead is 1.16" below the top bit. • Keep all guards and anti- of your stile. See Figure A. Adjust the fence kickback devices in place. until it is flush with the bearing. (The bearing • Do

A hold- down device such as a featherboard should be used to keep the workpiece secured against the fence. Make a test cut to ensure that the complete profile is being cut. Adjust, if necessary, and re-test. Run all of the stiles and rails for the project through the cutter before changing bits to do the rail ends. 529003622 © May 2003 Grizzly Industrial, Inc. Step 2: Cutting Rail Ends Unplug the router and change bits. Raise the router bit so the top of the bead is Outer Side 1.16" below the to

Miter Extension Fence Moved Away from Cutter Figure C Step 3: Assembly The illustrations below show the typical style, rail and glass layout. Note the glazer’s points which secure the pane on the back side of the frame. They can be obtained from your local hardware store along with the putty needed to finish and seal window. Doors having more intricate designs such as arched, tombstone or curved panels should only be done when you are confident of your ability. If your project requires curved pi

The C1550/C1551 (also sold as C1552) combination produces a bead style finish. The C1553/C1554 (also sold as C1552) combination produces the classic Ogee finish. Fitted with precision guide bearings, these bits are capable These router bits have sharp edges. use care while removing the waxy protec- tive coating. Never turn on the router with the protective coating still on the bit. •Failure to follow theSE guidelines will result in seri- ous personal injury. •ALWAYS WEAR ANSI APPROVED EYE AND EA

Make a test cut to ensure that the complete profile is being cut. Adjust, if necessary, and re-test. Run all of the stiles and rails for the project through the cutter before changing bits to do the rail ends. 529003622 © May 2003 Grizzly Industrial, Inc. Step 2: Cutting Rail Ends Unplug the router and change bits. Raise the router bit so the top of the bead is Outer Side 1.16" below the top of your stock as shown in Figure B. Make sure that the miter gauge used passes closely enough to the rout

The C1553/C1554 (also sold as C1552) combination produces the classic Ogee finish. Fitted with precision guide bearings, these bits are capable These router bits have sharp edges. use care while removing the waxy protec- tive coating. Never turn on the router with the protective coating still on the bit. •Failure to follow theSE guidelines will result in seri- ous personal injury. •ALWAYS WEAR ANSI APPROVED EYE AND EAR PROTECTION WHEN USING THIS BIT. •The use of a router table is strongly recomm