How to operate that pesky locker with amazing success.

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How to operate that pesky locker with amazing success. Opening Your Locker How to operate that pesky locker with amazing success.

Step One Pretend your locker number is 5 – 14 - 9 Turn CLOCKWISE (right) several times, then stop on the first number of your combination. Stop! 5 Stop!

Step Two 5 – 14 - 9 Turn COUNTERCLOCKWISE (left) PAST the first number (one full rotation), then stop on the second number of your combination. Stop! 14 Stop!

Step Three 5 – 14 - 9 Turn CLOCKWISE (right), then stop on the third number of your combination. Stop! 9 Stop!

Think: right - #1; then left full circle - #2; then right - #3 Remember… Think: right - #1; then left full circle - #2; then right - #3

What?! It still didn’t open! What's the deal? Did you stop EXACTLY on each number? Do you have the right combination? Are you at the right locker? Is there something stuck in the locker door? Try again…

Step One Pretend your locker number is 5 – 14 - 9 Turn CLOCKWISE (right) several times, then stop on the first number of your combination. Stop! 5 Stop!

Step Two 5 – 14 - 9 Turn COUNTERCLOCKWISE (left) PAST the first number (one full rotation), then stop on the second number of your combination. Stop! 14 Stop!

Step Three 5 – 14 - 9 Turn CLOCKWISE (right), then stop on the third number of your combination. Stop! 9 Stop!

Success! It opened! Now that you got it open here are some other suggestions: Don’t share your locker combination! Don’t preset your locker combination. Don’t share lockers with friends.