Check the top, side and bottom of the lock for a reset hole. If there is one, set the lock to its current combination.
Insert either the manufacturer-provided reset tool or the end of an unfolded paper clip. You may have to turn the tool or paper clip 90 degrees or keep the tool pushed in while changing the combination.
Slowly reset each dial to the new number. When all three dials are set, return the tool to the original position or take it out of the reset hole. Since requirements depend on the lock, you may need to try both with the clasp open and closed. After testing the new combination, spin all three dials to secure the lock.
Reset the combination while the lock is closed if there is no reset hole.
Enter the lock's current combination and push in on the clasp.
Keep the clasp pushed in and enter the new combination on the dials. Release the clasp and scramble the numbers to relock. Test to see if the new combination works.
Open the lock using the previous combination if attempting to reset the combination with the clasp closed doesn't work.
Open the clasp until it clicks or stops, either 90 degrees or 180 degrees. Attempt to reset the combination.
Push down on the opened clasp and reset the combination if the combination still won't set. Release the clasp and return to the closed position.