TSA Locks & Combination Instructions

Easy Luggage TSA Locks

Easy Luggage suitcases may include Travel Sentry® Approved locks designed to protect your belongings while allowing authorised airport security staff to inspect and relock luggage without damaging the lock.

TSA stands for Transportation Security Administration. Travel Sentry® works with participating security authorities and airports worldwide.

More information: Travel Sentry.

Where Are TSA Locks Recognised?

The map below shows countries and airports where the Travel Sentry® system is recognised.

Travel Sentry TSA lock coverage map

Why Choose a TSA Lock?

  • Allows authorised inspections without forcing the lock.
  • Helps reduce damage during airport inspections.
  • Simple three-digit combination.
  • Recognised at participating checkpoints.

How to Recognise a TSA Lock

Look for the red Travel Sentry diamond symbol.

Travel Sentry Approved logo

How to Set a Zipper TSA Lock

  1. Set the current combination.
  2. Press the reset button.
  3. Select the new code.
  4. Release and test.

How to Set a Latch TSA Lock

  1. Set the current combination.
  2. Hold the reset switch.
  3. Select the new code.
  4. Release and test.

How to Set a Travel Sentry® Padlock

  1. Open the padlock using the current code.
  2. Rotate and press down the shackle.
  3. Select your new code.
  4. Release, return and test.

How to Reset a TSA Padlock

  1. Enter the current combination.
  2. Press the reset mechanism.
  3. Select the new code.
  4. Release and test several times.

TSA Lock Variations — Find Your Lock

Compare your suitcase lock with the images below, then open the matching PDF instructions. Send customer services a clear photograph when you cannot identify the model.

Need Help With Your TSA Lock?

Contact us with your suitcase model, order number and clear photographs of the lock.

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