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Go to the control room
The control room is located at the bottom of the Aqua ring near the area full of water with sharks. Use the control room key to get inside the control room.
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Press the water drain switch
Go to the control panel downstairs and press on the water drain switch. It’s located where the panel displays the word ‘error’ in red.
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Release the safety mechanism
As soon as you press the switch, an emergency alarm will fire. You will have to continue the rest of the puzzle fast. Press the safety mechanism switch which lies on the same panel.
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Pull the lever
Next, you need to find the lever to pull in the control panel. It’s near the other switches you pressed. Pull the lever when you find it. The mechanism will fail, don’t worry.
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Press switch #1
Go back to the area in the room where there are large tanks and press on the switch #1. (See Eagle room puzzle – Resident Evil remastered)
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Shut the safety again
Go back to the control panel and shut the safety off again.
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Pull the lever again
After shutting down the safety you need to pull the lever one final time. This time the glass windows will be barricaded. (See How to solve the tiger eye puzzle – Resident Evil remastered)
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Drain the water
Now press on the switch that drains the water and it will work. When the water gets drained, it will open the path to previously blocked areas.
Alex Williams
Alex Williams is a PhD student in urban studies and planning. He is broadly interested in the historical geographies of capital, the geopolitical economy of urbanization, environmental and imperial history, critical urban theory, and spatial dialectics.
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Switch number is (apparently) randomised per playthrough, but it tells you what number on the whiteboard on the desk. For me it’s #3, might be worth mentioning that minor detail.
Bought the game recently, been a VERY long time since stepping back into RE1, last time I played any version I played was the Director’s cut for the PS1 around 2015 (via PS1 emulator). This remake is absolutely incredible, testing my nerve & patience like it did back in 1998.