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For frequent travelers, owning a luggage lock is a must. However, remembering the code can be a challenge, especially if you have multiple locks. In this blog post, we will guide you through the process of changing the code on a luggage lock, ensuring that you have a secure and convenient experience. If you have never changed the code on a luggage lock before, don't worry. This guide is designed for beginners and will take you through the process step-by-step. So, let's get started!

Before we dive into the steps, it's essential to know the different types of luggage locks available in the market. They can be broadly categorized into key locks and combination locks. This guide is specifically for combination locks, so make sure you have one before proceeding.

How to change the 3-digit key suitcase password

Step 1: Put the password back to the original number when you bought the suitcase (0 0 0) or the old password was used before.

Step 2: Put the tip of a ballpoint pen or similar sharp object in the small hole next to it, hold it firmly, and at the same time rotate the password sequence you want.

Step 3: Pull out the nib or sharp object you put in the small hole.

How to change password with a suitcase with a TSA key

TSA stands for Transportation Security Administration. With the TSA lock code, airport security staff will easily check customers' luggage when traveling on international flights.

In international air transport treaties, where required to allow security personnel to open suitcases for inspection, without the consent of the passengers joining the flight, TSA staff can Unlock suitcases without breaking the lock.

TSA Type 1

Step 1: Put the code back to the original password (0 0 0) or the old password previously set.

Step 2: Insert the ballpoint pen into the small hole near the password, hold tightly, and simultaneously roll the code to change the password.

Step 3: Click the button (as shown below) to reset the default password you just changed.

TSA Type 2

Step 1: Enter the original password (0 0 0) or the old password you set.

Step 2: Slide the button on the lock to the side and keep it, and set a new password.

Step 3: Release and slide the button back to the original position.

TSA Type 3

Step 1: Enter the original password (0 0 0) or the old password you set.

Step 2: Rotate the hook 90 degrees from the body of the key (as shown below), then press down and hold like that to create a new password.

Step 3: You release your hand to hook up and return to default to set a new password.

TSA Type 4

Step 1: Set the original password (0 0 0) or the password you set earlier.

Step 2: Use the tip of the pen to press the button opposite the lock code, then the lock code will sound 'tick'.

Step 3: Select the password you want to change.

Step 4: Press the Push button to finish changing the suitcase password.

TSA Type 5

Test the New Code
Before locking your luggage, test the new combination code by opening and closing the lock a few times. Make sure the lock opens and closes smoothly. If the lock does not open or close correctly, repeat the process from step 3.

Remember the New Code
Now that you have changed the code on your luggage lock, it's essential to remember the new code. We recommend writing it down and keeping it in a safe place. However, do not keep it with your luggage, as it defeats the purpose of having a lock.

 Additional Tips
Here are some additional tips to keep in mind while changing the code on your luggage lock:

• Do not share your combination code with anyone• Do not use easily guessable codes like 1234 or 0000• Change your combination code regularly• If you forget your combination code, contact the manufacturer for assistance.
Changing the code on a luggage lock may seem like a daunting task, but it is a simple process that can be done by anyone. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can change the code on your luggage lock in no time. Remember to choose a secure code that is easy to remember and keep it confidential. Happy travels!