Safewell Electronic Safe Manual
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I have a similar safe and have lost the manual. GFound this online and it worked on mine.
To Change the Code: To change the Code, first follow the instructions for opening the Safe. On the inside of the Door toward the hinge, you will see a small Red Button.
Press this Button until the Yellow Light on the Front Control Panel lights up. Now you can input the new Code (1 to 8 characters) into the Front Control Panel, followed by either the “A” or “B” Key. The Safe will beep twice to confirm that the Code has been changed. Important: If the Safe beeps three times, then the Code has not been accepted, and you must repeat the steps above. I have a similar safe and have lost the manual.
GFound this online and it worked on mine. To Change the Code: To change the Code, first follow the instructions for opening the Safe. On the inside of the Door toward the hinge, you will see a small Red Button.
Press this Button until the Yellow Light on the Front Control Panel lights up. Now you can input the new Code (1 to 8 characters) into the Front Control Panel, followed by either the “A” or “B” Key. The Safe will beep twice to confirm that the Code has been changed. Important: If the Safe beeps three times, then the Code has not been accepted, and you must repeat the steps above. I have a similar safe and have lost the manual.
GFound this online and it worked on mine. To Change the Code: To change the Code, first follow the instructions for opening the Safe. On the inside of the Door toward the hinge, you will see a small Red Button. Press this Button until the Yellow Light on the Front Control Panel lights up. Now you can input the new Code (1 to 8 characters) into the Front Control Panel, followed by either the “A” or “B” Key.
The Safe will beep twice to confirm that the Code has been changed. Important: If the Safe beeps three times, then the Code has not been accepted, and you must repeat the steps above. Download Neoragex 5.2 Para Windows 7.
So looking into the hole, there was a red button, i pushed it, it beeped, but i didnt know what i was supposed to do. Not like i had an instruction manual, but if i did, i would have known to pressed the red button, punch in a new combo, and press A/B, then to open the safe, punch in that combo, press A/B and it would open so the electronics had a case around them, held in with 4 screws, i took them out, and jiggled the panel back enough to see what was inside, the panel couldnt be removed, becuase the lock bolts were holding it in.
But there was were 2 wires plugging into the circuit board which went to the lock mechanism, by unpluggin and connecting those wires to +6V i would have been able to unlock the safe and the door swing open. There was also the battey case, i slide the panel off and took out the batteries and put them back in, hoping the safe would reset. I proceeded to press buttons, and then the safe poped open. Thats when i really discovered how the red reset button and electronics worked.
Next step is to weld that hole shut, and probably reinforce the safe with more steel plates. I plan on mounting the safe in my wall behind a portrait. I was appalled to find by accident that my Yongsheng safe (key+passcode) had actually *2* different passcodes: the one I had set after purchasing it, plus a second one, '123456'. This does not seem to be mentioned in the usage instructions, which are surprisingly terse. I have no way of knowing whether there is a 3rd password and a 4th one also. I'm pretty upset.
Re-typing a new password after entering it changes only that password; but pressing the red button only changes password #1 (which defaults to 1234).