Question on Safe in Bedroom

[Fattman-Litlboy]

Today, I discovered that my locked safe was not functioning when I went to perform my annual replacement of the 4 AA batteries in my 2015 Anthem. I removed the two Phillips head screws that secure the cover to the lock mechanism, and discovered the black wire disconnected. Please see photo. Can anyone tell me where the wire should be connected. I believe it's where the arrow points. Thanks
Jim

[MontyL]

Most likely, Jim. Take another pic showing where the red and black go to the upper right.

[Fattman-Litlboy]

Monty, here's the extra photo showing the red and black wire origins. Thanks for your help.
Jim

[Old-Biscuit]

YES.....black wire connects where blue wire is....ground circuit

Bad solder job

[Fattman-Litlboy]

Originally Posted by Old-Biscuit

YES.....black wire connects where blue wire is....ground circuit

Bad solder job

Thank you very much. I'll go find my soldering iron, and fix it. I'll report back when repaired. The good thing is that I have the master key to open it. Some people have made the mistake of locking their key in the safe... They're screwed if the batteries fail, or something like this happens. Life is good, except for my recent broken arm. [emoji1]
Jim

[Fattman-Litlboy]

Originally Posted by Fattman-Litlboy

Thank you very much. I'll go find my soldering iron, and fix it. I'll report back when repaired. The good thing is that I have the master key to open it. Some people have made the mistake of locking their key in the safe... They're screwed if the batteries fail, or something like this happens. Life is good, except for my recent broken arm. [emoji1]
Jim

Yes, confirmed the bad solder job. During the repair, one of the red wires separated from its solder point. All is now good, and it works like new.
Jim