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The improved design of the TSA accepted lock makes it easier to install and ton all our NANUK case models. For maximum security always use two locks per case.  \nCustomizable three dial combination code  \nSilicone tether keeps the lock and shackle together when unlocked  \n Hardened steel shackle  \n TSA key access  \nHOW TO SET OR CHANGE THE COMBINATION  \n1  \n2  \n3  \n4  \nSet the lock dials (1) to the 0-0-0 position. DO NOT pull the shackle (4) out.  \nPress the reset button (2) using a tool, such asa ballpoint pen, until you hear a 'click'.  \nSet your desired combination by aligning the dials In the combination window (3) .  \nPull the lock shackle (4) out. The reset button (2) will pop up, con rming the reset is complete.  \nTo reset your lock, please set it to its current combination and then repeat the steps above.  \nCopyright © 2019 Plasticase inc. All rights reserved.  \n[www.specialtycases.com](www.specialtycases.com)","cbCairoCsBghQU85","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairoCsBghQU85","pdf",829794,"English","# TSA Accepted Case Lock Overview\n## Key Features\n# How to Set or Change the Combination","[{\"question\":\"What is the default combination for a new NANUK TSA lock?\",\"answer\":\"The default combination for the lock is 0-0-0.\"},{\"question\":\"How do I reset the combination on my NANUK case lock?\",\"answer\":\"Set the dials to your current combination, press the reset button with a tool like a ballpoint pen until you hear a click, input your new desired combination, and then pull the shackle out to confirm the reset.\"},{\"question\":\"Why should I use two locks per NANUK case?\",\"answer\":\"For maximum security and to ensure the case remains properly sealed during transit, it is recommended to use two locks per case.\"}]","NANUK TSA Accepted Case Lock - User Guide | PDF"]