You recently bought a suitcase but did not pay attention to know how to lock and unlock. Now you are getting ready to travel. Oh! how do you lock it. You pull out the instruction (if you are lucky and still keeping it) and try to work out. You will find this post useful.
I recently bought a Delsey Helium Shadow 2 suitcase which came with a E-181 lock which can
be set by a user but can be opened by Transportation Security Administration staff without
damaging the lock or the suitcase.
I add another picture to Delsey's own documentation as it does not tell you any details about part B
on its instruction sheet in the next picture. I had to call them at 1-877-333-0126 to find out the details.
The Parts B shown in the above are the two zipper ends (shown below) that you should align just below the lock as shown in the next image. Lift the tags and push in slots in the lock.
I recently bought a Delsey Helium Shadow 2 suitcase which came with a E-181 lock which can
be set by a user but can be opened by Transportation Security Administration staff without
damaging the lock or the suitcase.
I add another picture to Delsey's own documentation as it does not tell you any details about part B
on its instruction sheet in the next picture. I had to call them at 1-877-333-0126 to find out the details.
The Parts B shown in the above are the two zipper ends (shown below) that you should align just below the lock as shown in the next image. Lift the tags and push in slots in the lock.
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