Suitcase question

[leebee]

I bought a suitcase when we were at the Poly in August; it's carry-on size and has a colorful pattern of the Fab Five's faces. It has a security lock which looks like it should take a 3-digit code. Does anyone know how to set the code? Either it didn't come with "directions" or I have misplaced them. I can wait and take a screenshot of the directions when I am at Disney in November, but I'm worried that I'll accidentally lock it and be out of luck! If you know how to set the code, can you share the info? Thanks.

 

[sam_gordon]

I bought a suitcase when we were at the Poly in August; it's carry-on size and has a colorful pattern of the Fab Five's faces. It has a security lock which looks like it should take a 3-digit code. Does anyone know how to set the code? Either it didn't come with "directions" or I have misplaced them. I can wait and take a screenshot of the directions when I am at Disney in November, but I'm worried that I'll accidentally lock it and be out of luck! If you know how to set the code, can you share the info? Thanks.

Is there a manufacturer label anywhere? That might allow you to google for instructions. Most manufacturers make their procedures the same among products so you probably don't need the exact model.

 

[jo-jo]

I could send my grandkid over. Doesn't know how to put a candy wrapper in the trash can, but any child proof lock, she can open it in 5 secs or less.

 

[china mom]

Most programmable locks have a button or switch on the backside of the lock that you depress while putting in your new code.

 

[_19disnA]

You could check online for the instructions if you know brand/model number. I have an older briefcase like that and there is a small latch on the inside right behind the combination lock that you move to one side to setup a new combination. As I recall, you move the lever to one side and then dial in the new combination. Then you move the lever back to its original position. I would assume they all have something similar.