Do the batteries go on the inside or the outside? I don't want to have to go grab a key from my safe deposit box if the batteries die.
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Batteries go inside safe. It will beep and warn you when they are getting low so you can change them out in enough time. Also, they give you an adapter that plugs into the front of safe that you put batteries in that will alow you to power the safe so you could use your finger without having to get key. I am very pleased with the safe and it reads your fingerprint quickly.
935413
external battery pack is keep in safe place. If batteries die, just plug in the battery pack and it will power the door until you can repalce internal battery.
1780838
According to the very small users instructions that came with the password vault, your data is stored in flash memory and nothing is lost during a battery change. I would take that to mean the same is true if the battery dies and isn't replaced right away.
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Batteries go in the bottom. Use the Velcro they provide. I superglued the Velcro to both the unit and the underside of the cabinet.
26876
Batteries go in the bottom of the unit. The part that sits in the counter not the inside.
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Pull the bottom third of the handle off and batteries go in there. It's not clearly stated at all so understand your confusion. Hope you love the product like I do!
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My son confirmed that the batteries go in the handle. There are screws on the side of the handle that you need to unscrew to access the battery compartment.
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No, when the battery dies, you have to make sure you have the key handy to open the safe with, otherwise you will not be able to open the safe.
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Eleanor, normally you would place the batteries in with the negative side first. BUT, that is if they are going in one on top of the other.
1290930
The battery is on the inside so you would have to take part of it apart to replace it, but I have used these types of locks for more than a couple years and have never had to replace a battery, so I'm thinking they will last quite a long time.
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The batteries are in the inside. It is an awesome product and I absolutely love it. It is very sturdy and works well!
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Ours rusted inside and the corrosion prevented us using a second set of batteries, but the first set lasted 4-5 months.I would check the WW regularly to ensure that there is not condensation building up. If it does, check the gasket and replace if needed.
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Hi The batteries are located on the outside of the safe, behind the keypad. the cover snaps off fairly easy so they are easy to change. I really like this setup and it works well. Makes it quick to get in if needed. Mike
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I installed these locks in my house about eight months ago. I have not changed any batteries yet. The battery replacement is not hard. You have to unscrew the lock but don't have to take it all apart.
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There is a standard assigned passcode to open it and set your own. This is all in the instructions you should have received with the safe, along with two physical keys that can be used if the code does not work or if the battery needs to be replaced.
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there is a key included with the safe to open it in case the battery dies. Just don't lose the key!
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It is hard wired to the power source. The key pad goes on the outside of the garage and the inside button goes inside the garage. The batteries are a back up in case the power goes out you can still get in the garage.
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The battery compartment is supposed to be open so that the heated air can dry out the contacts inside the aide. The battery should not be in as this would impede the air getting in. In addition, heat decreases battery life so I leave the batteries outside the heater.