Tuffy Security 089 Manual - Manual (Page 3)

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3. Testing your combination before closing the drawer.
Please note: This product is equipped with a clutch mechanism to protect if from forced entry. Do not be
alarmed if the OPEN lever turns even if the correct combination has not been entered.
3.1. Do not close the drawer. Press on the latch mechanism on the inside of the box to engage the latch.
3.2. Make sure OPEN lever is in home position. If not, turn OPEN lever counterclockwise until it’s in the home
position. On the front of the lock, push only the numbered buttons in your combination. If a mistake is made,
shift the CLEAR lever and re-enter the combination. (See Figure 1)
3.3. Turn the OPEN lever clockwise to disengage the latch mechanism. When the latch mechanism disengages it will
spring back open again. If you have entered an incorrect combination, you can return the buttons to their original
setting by shifting the CLEAR lever. (See Figure 1)
3.4. When you turn the lever, the combination will clear. (See Figure 1)
3.5. To relock the combination lock turn the OPEN lever counter-clockwise. (See Figure 1)
4. Test the combination lock by closing, unlocking and reopening the drawer.
ATTENTION: The OPEN lever must be turned clockwise and held in position while at the same time the
drawer is pulled open. The drawer has an anti-rattle feature which requires moderate force to initially pull the
drawer open then it moves smoothly on the slide system.
4.1. Close the drawer until the latch engages.
4.2. Make sure OPEN lever is in home position. If not, turn OPEN lever counterclockwise until it’s in the home
position. On the front of the lock, push only the numbered buttons in your combination. If a mistake is made,
shift the CLEAR lever and re-enter the combination. (See Figure 1)
4.3. Turn the OPEN lever clockwise to disengage the latch mechanism and pull the drawer open while holding the
OPEN lever clockwise. Releasing the lever before pulling the drawer open will allow the latch to re-engage
preventing the drawer from opening. (See Figure 1)