TSA LOCK
How to Replace a TSA Lock
You will only need a screwdriver (or a power drill, which makes it even easier). A Phillips head screwdriver is recommended. Please refer to the steps below before starting the work.
Open your suitcase and lay it flat.
- Unscrew the two screws holding the TSA lock you wish to replace.
- Remove the damaged TSA lock from the outside.
- Install the new lock by screwing it into place.
- Tighten each screw firmly to secure it.
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▼Caster
【Lisof®】tires, jointly developed by Hinomoto Lock and Mitsubishi Chemical
▼Housing
Custom-made housing made of high-strength PA6 nylon, durable enough to withstand the weight of the aluminum body
Twin Casters × 4
Caster thickness: 1cm (per wheel)
Caster diameter: 5.3cm
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OPUS carriers are designed so that wheels can be replaced anywhere in the world.