Quote History Originally Posted By erazor55:
Mustn't have made it through any compliance testing.
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Well, it isnt an S&G lock or anything. So who knows who is making it.
Of course Winchester hasn't sent me out the email that was supposed to come (within 15mins). I am sure the lady took my name down incorrectly.
I left a battery in it and the lock hanging there while I did some work. Happened to touch it later and it static shocked again and beeped. But still wouldnt do anything when I tried the keypad. I took the battery out and did a terminal connection at the 9v connector and wouldnt you know - it works again - at least for now.
I am wondering why it is resulting in static shock so much. The safe is isolated from the floor on a pad and not touching anything else. The only think I can this is that I have lights wired through and into the safe. They are LEDs that plug into the wall via a typical usb style 120v plug (which doesnt have a true ground on the plug). I am wondering if this could be causing the shock issue, but it all seems weird. I am going to try and unplug the lights and see if it still does it - but I have to move the safe to reach the plug.