British Traveller Hard Shell Suitcase - K2392L

The hard shell exterior is made from durable polypropylene, while the interior compartment lining is made of polyester. The telescopic handle is aluminium, and the zippers are YKK.

The lock is factory set to `0-0-0`. To set your personal combination, find the small reset button (often requires a pen to push in). Press and hold this button, then rotate the dials to your desired 3-digit code. Release the reset button, and your new combination is set.

The 20-inch size (55cm H x 37cm W x 22cm D) is typically suitable for most airlines' carry-on restrictions. However, airline policies vary, so always check with your specific airline before flying to confirm their latest requirements.

The exterior of the suitcase is 'wipe clean only'. Use a soft, damp cloth, optionally with a mild soap solution, to gently clean the surface. Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals. The interior polyester lining can be spot-cleaned.

The overall height with the telescopic handle fully extended is 100.8cm for all sizes of the suitcase.

The main compartment features nylon straps with a buckle to secure your packed items. While the description does not specify additional internal pockets or dividers, the straps help organize your belongings.

The approximate weights and capacities are: 20-inch: 2.6kg, 36 litres; 24-inch: 3.6kg, 60 litres; 28-inch: 4.6kg, 92 litres.

Ensure the dials are perfectly aligned to the correct combination. If you forgot the combination, you may need to try '0-0-0' or rotate each dial slowly, listening for a click or feeling a slight resistance at each number, which can sometimes reveal the correct code. For resetting, ensure the reset button/lever is fully pressed in before setting the new combination.

Check the wheels for any lodged debris like hair, lint, or dirt. Use tweezers or a small brush to carefully remove obstructions. If the issue persists, a small amount of silicone lubricant spray (avoiding oil-based lubricants) can be applied to the axle of the wheels.

First, ensure no items inside the suitcase are pressing against the handle mechanism. Gently wiggle the handle while pressing the release button. If it's still stuck, inspect the handle shafts for any visible damage or bending. Avoid forcing the handle, as this can cause permanent damage.