To do this, you have to first set the lock to the current combination. The 3-digit combination locks used on suitcases are designed so that you can change the combination to a unique code which only you know. The notch on the left disk is now visible How do Combination Locks Work? You can see that in the video I lined up the disks at the right-hand position. Make sure that all 3 notches are lined up in the same position. As can be seen in the video, there are normally two positions where the notches are visible.
If none of the codes which you have written down work you should check that you lined the notches up correctly. The code which opened the blue case was 8 clicks away. The code which opened the red suitcase was 2 clicks away from the position with the disks lined up. I made the video using the older, blue, suitcase because the notches in the green plastic discs are easier to see than the notches in the black disks of the red suitcase. The locks are slightly different models but the procedure is identical. When writing this article I used 2 different suitcases, both of which are fitted with TSA approved Travel Sentry combination locks. Video: How to Quickly Open Your Suitcase Lock When You Forgot the Code
With practice, the entire procedure takes less than 2 minutes. Once the case is open you can change the combination for one which is easier to remember. Try the codes one at a time until you find the one which opens the suitcase. Repeat this 8 more times until you have a list of 10 3-digit numbers as shown in the photo below. Write down the numbers on the first line of a blank sheet of paper.
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