Kensington | Lock Reset Button

You must first align the dials to the current authorized combination (the factory default is usually 0000 ). Engage the Reset Mechanism: For Buttons: Press and hold the reset button firmly.

Often located on the end of the lock body, this button is frequently marked with the Kensington padlock icon (a "K" inside a padlock). Kensington Lock Reset Button

Many high-security models use a slotted hole or "reset screw" at the end of the lock instead of a traditional push-button. These require a small flathead screwdriver or a specialized reset tool to engage. How to Use the Reset Button You must first align the dials to the

Insert a tool or screwdriver and rotate it 90° clockwise until it stays in place. Many high-security models use a slotted hole or

Release the button or turn the reset screw back to its original position. The mechanism should "pop" back out, indicating the new code is locked in. Important Troubleshooting Tips

If you lose the combination, the reset button will not work because the lock must be "open" (set to the current code) to initiate a reset. Some users recover lost codes by applying moderate pressure to the main button while slowly turning each wheel until they feel a "click" or "give".