La Gard 3900 Electronic Safe Handle Assembly


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To disable the User Code:

  • Step 1. Open the safe door.
  • Step 2. Enter the Manager Code and hold down the last digit of the code until the lock signals with two sets of double beeps.
  • Step 3. Press "2." The lock signals once.The User Code is temporarily disabled. With the safe door open, test the operation of the User Code to ensure it has been disabled.

To reinstate the User Code:

  • Step 1. Open the safe door.
  • Step 2. Enter the Manager Code and hold down the last digit of the code until the lock signals with two sets of double beeps.
  • Step 3. Press "1." The lock signals once.
  • The User Code is reinstated. With the safe door open, test the operation of the User code to ensure it has been reinstated.

To permanently remove the User Code:

  • Step 1. Open the safe door.
  • Step 2. Enter the Manager Code and hold down the last digit of the code until the lock signals with two sets of double beeps.
  • Step 3. Press  3.  The lock signals once.The User Code is permanently removed. With the safe door open, test the operation of the User Code to ensure it has been permanently removed.

Tip: When changing the code(s) or servicing the LGACCESS and LGBASIC or SAFEGUARD, make certain of the following:

  • The blocking part of the boltwork exerts pressure on the entire width of the swing bolt, not just a portion of it. This will insure proper operation of the swingbolt lock.
  • When the boltwork is extended, it must never be closer than 0.05" to the swingbolt.
  • When locked, the boltwork must not place pressure on the swingbolt.

The LA GARD 3900 LGACCESS operates using a 9-volt Duracell ™ or Eveready ™ alkaline battery. When the battery is low, there will be repeated beeping during an opening. The battery should be replaced immediately.

The LGACCESS is designed to operate the LGBASIC for approximately 1,200 openings. LA GARD recommends replacing the battery every year.

To replace the battery:
  • Step 1. Using a ballpoint pen, insert the tip into the hole at the bottom of the handle.
  • Step 2. Remove this cover.
  • Step 3. Carefully lift out the battery. Do not pull as the wires are not very long.
  • Step 4. Unsnap the connector from the battery.
  • Step 5. Attach the new battery to the connector.
  • Step 6. Gently slide the battery into the compartment.
  • Step 7. Slide the top of the cover into the handle.
  • Step 8. Close the cover onto the handle and gently snap the bottom into place.Test the operation of the lock.
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