What is the three digit code on the bottom of the lock please?
1554952
It is a key code for the TSA so that they can open the lock and inspect your luggage at the airport if necessary ... The TSA have master keys for all TSA approved locks ...
1554953
Each lock has a special code, which is used by the TSA, CATSA and other security agencies to know which tool to use to open the lock.
1340524
To lock the safe you need only move the rotary dials with which you unlocked it.Any digits other than the three you programmed in to unlock it will work.To set the dials to your favorite three number combination,follow the instructions provided with the new safe.Once you have opened it, remove the lower lining panel.In back of the lock assembly move the small lever from position"B" to "A" set the number combination desired then move the lever back to it's prior location.I hope this helps you.
1485712
It's fairly simple. Take the back off exposing the the springs. There are red and blue metal pieces that set the lock. If I remember right it's the red that means it will be a combination number and blue isn't. Each piece needs goes in one way or they won't work. After you put the red ones in the holes of the numbers/letters you want. Blue in the rest then simply screw the back on with springs in place. Your code is set. Order of entry doesn't matter when entering the code
1497998
I would imagine calling customer support would be a good start. I think is a bar code or some sort of serial number you can reference that would help them. Although looking at the keys they might be interchangeable look at someone else's lock if they have one like yours and give it a shot.
801156
Im sorry I cant tell you how many codes the locks support. I never read the instructions. But it works fine!!
2255877
I have no idea, as I only bought one. It is a good lock for the money. I suggest you contact the seller. Good luck
148926
You need the key code from the original lock, which was in the the packaging along with the lock. Without that code, I know of nothing that can help.
603761
Hello, This is an electronic lock, and the combination can be changed at any time. Thank you. Securitybase.com
720841
you can always puncture the thin metal (I believe aluminum) round cover at the bottom of the lock and open it with a screwdriver.
1249043
There is a small pin whole on the lock. 1. Set the lock to the correct combo 2. put a pin in the pin whole and hold it there (do not remove the pin for the duration of the process. 3. Set the new code 4. Release the pin. Be careful not to release the Pin early, I did this once and ended up having to send the lock back to the factory so it could be reset.
492242
There's a 3 digit code on the inside of the plastic cap covering the lock. The same code is stamped on the lock and on each key. I would guess that if you could provide proof of purchase they would send you the key.
902294
You have to make up your own code. pick any 4 digits and hold the lock while inputting. then let go. you will have to remember the code.
1312555
The default code is 0000 if the box is lock you have to use the code you set it for if the box is open you can reset the code to any numbers you want by moving the little pin sticking up in the center inside the box.moving the little
1580744
They have a 3 digit code on back, example 730 or 728 etc. if you request a different code they will not interfere with each other. Bobby
2018092
You use the bar codes in the instruction manual, NOT your cell phone. So, if the code says 312753; you scan the 3, then the 1, etc. You only have a certain amount of time, but not to worry; the phone will generate another random # if you fail or scan a wrong #.
442787
1- Take latch out of the combination lock. 2- Press the square button towards the three number dials. 3- While holding the square button towards the numbers, rotate the three dials to the desired combination. 4- Release the square button and close the latch. The combination is now set. 5- Move the dials to a different position to provide security.
922012
Couldn't say for sure, but it's an unusual looking key. Pretty short, and only has a single digit number, so I'd bet there are limited variations.