TSA luggage locks are just like regular luggage locks but with a Liberty Torch symbol on them. They will also have a TSA code on it. This indicates that airport security is able to use their keys on those locks to quickly check the contents.
In order to set a TSA lock you must first set all the numbers to zero. Put in your new combination and pull the lock shackle up and you will hear a click. Put the latches in and then turn the dial to set in code.
Look on the bottom there should be a reset button. It is very small and you have to use a pen point or paperclip to push it in. Set it to the numbers you want and then remove your pen/paperclip.
I have new Samsonite Armourtek luggage and I want to set the locks for the first time. How do I do this?
Pierre Cardin hard shell luggage has a Fixed 3-point TSA combination lock. To set the lock, follow these instructions: youtu.be/HduFDF-2CX4?si=ZMhooWL96lMbYn5t
Yes, it has a three number TSA approved combination lock.
The specialty of using TSA locks is that a consumer can pick her or her combination for their lock, as opposed to having the manufacturer set the lock combination.
Yes, HOWEVER- if it is locked, and TSA needs to inspect the inside of the luggage, they CAN break it open. You should leave it unlocked.
Look on the bottom there should be a reset button. It is very small and you have to use a pen point or paperclip to push it in. Set it to the numbers you want and then remove your pen/paperclip.
yes, but if you lock anything up on the plane, you will probably get arrested. Also if you lock your bags with a padlock, TSA will most likely hack it off.
All luggage will be fine, but consider getting some that is TSA approved (such as TSA-approved laptop bags).
All the TSA locks have a key that is used only by the TSA to open the lock.
On the side of the lock, you will see a small button. Use the end of a pen and push it in, set the lock to the numbers you want then push up on the lock release. The lock is now set.
There are many retailers that offer TSA branded luggage locks to customers. The best offline resource would likely be at an airport location store that sells TSA products.
To find luggage locks that are TSA approved can be tricky. The website www.corporatetravelsafety.com/tsa_luggage_locks.html offers SearchAlert luggage locks at decent prices that are all TSA approved.
To reset an Eminent luggage lock, turn the wheels to your new combination while holding the grooves of the wheels in place with a pointed tip. Release the button and the new code will be set.