Right.
The first combination lock was with a dial type system dated back to midevil times. But not nea similar to modern day combination locks.
To open a Carlton combination lock, start by turning the dial several times to the right to clear it. Then, rotate the dial to the first number of your combination and turn it to the right until you reach this number. Next, turn the dial to the second number by rotating it to the left, passing the first number. Finally, turn the dial to the third number to the right, and the lock should open.
To open a Master Lock combination lock, first, turn the dial several times to the right to clear it. Then, turn the dial to the right and stop at the first number of your combination. Next, turn the dial to the left past the first number and stop at the second number. Finally, turn the dial to the right again to the third number, and pull up the shackle to unlock it.
To unlock a Tripps case combination lock, first, ensure the lock is set to the default combination, usually 0-0-0. Rotate the dial several times to the right to reset it. Then, turn the dial to the right to the first number of your combination, followed by turning it left past the first number to the second number. Finally, turn the dial to the right again to the last number, and pull up the lock to open the case.
To open a school combination lock, first, turn the dial several times to the right (clockwise) to clear it. Then, turn the dial to the right and stop at the first number of the combination. Next, turn the dial to the left past the first number and stop at the second number. Finally, turn the dial to the right again and stop at the third number, then pull up the shank to unlock it.
To set a Solo briefcase combination lock, first, turn the dial several times to reset it. Then, set your desired combination by aligning the numbers on the dial to the desired positions. After setting the combination, press the locking mechanism or button to secure it. Finally, test the lock by turning the dial and entering your new combination to ensure it works correctly.
I'm not sure which master lock you are asking about, but see related links below for methods of opening combination locks
To open a vault lock box with a 3-code lock, first ensure you have the correct combination. Start by rotating the first dial to the first code number, then turn the second dial to the second code number, and finally, turn the third dial to the third code number. After entering the complete combination, pull or push the lock mechanism to open the box. If the code is correct, the lock should disengage; if not, double-check the code and try again.
please go away
Dial the correct number to open the lock. There is a combination dial on the machine.
To set up a combination lock, first turn the dial a few times to clear any previous combinations. Then, set the dial to the current combination (usually the default is 0-0-0). Next, turn the dial to the right until you reach the first number of your new combination. Turn the dial to the left, passing the second number once, and stop on the second number on the next rotation. Finally, turn the dial to the right again until you reach the third number of your new combination. Once all three numbers are set, pull the shackle to lock the combination in place.
To open a combination lock on a Pelican case like the 1495, first, locate the dials. Turn the first dial to the right (clockwise) several times to reset it. Then, enter the first number of the combination by turning the dial to the right until you reach it. Next, turn the second dial to the left (passing the first number if necessary) to the second number, and finally, turn the third dial to the right to the last number to unlock the case.