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Then carefully twist the numbers. Start with the rightmost one. You will feel a slightly different impression when the opening slot for the correct number rolls into place. This procedure will take some time (most likely you will need 3 - 4 rotations of each wheel until you get the feel of it. Met de juiste code is het openen van een cijferslot, ook wel combinatieslot' genoemd, een koud kunstje. Dit is namelijk waar ze voor ontworpen zijn. Slotenmakers wilden een betrouwbaar slot ontwerpen dat zonder sleutel geopend kon worden.
TSA locks are a great compromise between personal security and national security. They allow travelers to maintain some level of control over who gets into their luggage, while affording TSA officers the ability to open bags if they need to do so. However, it's not uncommon to forget the combination to a lock. Not to worry – it's still possible to get in if you know how.
What is a TSA lock?
Simply put, a TSA lock is one to which the TSA has a master key. That way, agents can open the bag and see what's inside. If TSA can screen bags using x-ray equipment, though, what is the purpose of a TSA lock? Sometimes a TSA agent does need open a suitcase, perhaps because the suitcase seems to weigh too much or because something looks suspicious on the scanner. When that happens, if the suitcase is unlocked, the agent opens it and leave the owner a 'Notice of Baggage Inspection' inside the bag.
If the suitcase is locked, a problem arises. The agent either has to cut the lock or, in some cases, cut the bag itself. To avoid this potential damage, use a TSA approved lock.
Finding or resetting a TSA lock combination
If you've forgotten your TSA lock combination, a maker of TSA-approved locks, Travel Sentry, suggests trying every possible combination, beginning with 000 and ending with 999 (000, 001, 002 through 999). This sounds long and tedious, but Travel Sentry states that only 30 minutes is required, especially if one of the numbers is already known, or the first number is a 0, 1 or 2.
According to Samsonite and Tosca, built-in TSA compliant locks require a call to the company for reset instructions.
Some travelers have had luck with the following process for finding a lost combination:
- Push the button or pull on the lock, to put pressure on the locking mechanism.
- Turn the first dial slowly, listening until there is an audible click. That should be the correct number.
- Leaving the first dial on the number that clicked, repeat the process with the other two dials.
- When all three numbers have clicked, the lock should open.
If the lock is unlocked at the time the combination is forgotten, it's much simpler. Just reset the combination:
- Set the dial to 000.
- Turn the shackle at a 90 degree angle from the lock position.
- Push the shackle down (outside of the lock).
- Set the desired code.
- Pull the shackle up.
- Turn it back to the lock position.
Tip
Once the combination is reset, email it to yourself to avoid forgetting it in the future.
Other considerations
Having a TSA agent peek into your luggage not is the only reason a lock might go missing, If a bag arrives missing a lock but there's no notice from TSA inside, don't automatically assume it was rifled by thieves: sometimes airport conveyor belts rip the locks off of suitcases.
As to the likelihood that the TSA agents will use their master keys to open the suitcase before it makes it onto the plane? It's not very high. In fact, only an estimated 4 percent of bags pass through the hands of agents each year – the rest are screened by machines that give them the all-clear,
Now, just hope those owners can remember their combinations.
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hfgarrishfgarris 1,760 posts Likes: 11 Joined Feb 2009 Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa | I have found that 'cheap' combination locks can sometimes be opened (with a little patience) by putting a slight tension on the hasp, then slowly and carefully rotating each dial until you feel a slightly different 'feel' as the position clicks into place. This is often the 'set' position for that dial, and with a little time you can set each dial to the proper position and unlock the bag. LOG IN TO REPLY |
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