Why should I have a TSA lock? Transportation Security Administration is the full name for TSA. Luggage locks accepted by the TSA have universal keys that will open the locks. These locks use the TSA Lock system developed by Travel Sentry. Under agreement with the TSA it is Travel Sentry that sets the standards for these locks and approves each design. Every lock with the Travel Sentry identifying mark (red diamond) is accepted by the TSA and may be opened by the TSA using their master keys, or by anyone in possession of a jiggler. Some TSA accepted luggage locks feature an indicator which will appear red if opened by a master key. After opening, TSA Agents will never leave your bags unlocked after inspections, because they can't remove the key without lock your luggage up. So You Can Keep Belongings Safe After TSA inspection! How to set my combination? 1.Turn the dials and align the numbers to 0-0-0, then the lock is open. 2.Pull up the shackle and turn it 90°counter clockwise to align the projection on the hasp with the notch on the lock body. 3.Press the shackle down, hold it and turn the dials to reset your combination. 4.Lift shackle and return the shackle back to the original position. Rotate dials to lock. Then, your personal combination is now ready to use. What can I do if I forget the combination? No need to be anxious! There is a preset code (000) that can be changed, rotate the lock. Then , retry the process of and your own code will be reset.
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