User's
Guide: GearGrip - Pro
Attaching
the GearGrip Pro harness to your computer:
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Unbuckle
the GearGrip-Pro harness and lay it out on a flat surface
with the inside of the harness facing up. Note: If you wish
to adjust the position of the GearBag, it is easiest to
do at this point while the GearGrip is not on the computer.
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Place
the computer in the middle of the long straps and bring the
handle end over the computer. |
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Connect both
buckles as shown. Make sure the straps are not twisted.
Tighten the straps by pulling down on the free end while
keeping the handle in the center of the top of the case.
Cinch the straps
tightly! Only the tension on the straps prevents the computer
from sliding from front to back.
GENTLY
LIFT THE COMPUTER TO MAKE SURE THE HARNESS IS PROPERLY ATTACHED.
RETIGHTEN STRAPS AFTER THE FIRST FEW LIFTS.
The harness will stretch and conform slightly after attached.
BACKUP
CRITICAL DATA PRIOR TO TRANSPORT!
Computers are sensitive equipment, so handle with care.
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Adding
and Removing CableGrips:
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If it is necessary
to remove a CableGrip, remove the GearBag and slide the
CableGrip to the female buckle end of the strap.
Remove the female
buckle and feed the CableGrip past the folded end of the
strap. This is a tight fit, but with patience it can be
done.
To add a CableGrip
the process is simply done in reverse.
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User's
Guide: GearGrip - CRT
Attaching the GearGrip-CRT:
Unbuckle the GearGrip
- CRT harness and lay it out on a flat surface with the inside
of the harness facing up and the "foot" loop closest to you (See
photo).
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Place the foot
of the monitor in the middle of the foot loop and guide
loop around the foot. This may be easier to do with the
monitor on its side. If your monitor is not equipped with
a foot then simply place the monitor directly on top of
the loop.
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Pull the handle
and strap up and over the back of the monitor guiding the
straps along either side. As needed, feed any cables through
the back of the harness. Adjust the length of the straps
depending on the size of the monitor.
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The optimal positioning
of the harness is with the handle on top and the front edge
of the triangle even with the front of the monitor.
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Connect all buckles
and tightly cinch all straps. Make sure the rear strap that goes
around the monitor is tightened first. The front straps may require
additional attention as two straps feed through a singe buckle.
This is to allow for the maximum range of adjustability.
Coil and secure data
and power cables in the CableGrip near the handle. This will keep
them managed and out of the way during transport.
GENTLY
LIFT THE MONITOR TO MAKE SURE THE
HARNESS IS PROPERLY ATTACHED.
RETIGHTEN STRAPS AFTER THE FIRST FEW LIFTS.
Q&A
"I
am placing my GearGrip - Pro on a smaller case and the tails on
the straps are too long. Can I cut them shorter?"
Yes, you
can shorten the length of the straps if needed. Leave at least
6 to 8 inches of strap so you have something to grip while tightening.
To prevent the strap from fraying, use heat to melt the end slightly.
Note that if you cut off the strap end you will lose the added
safety provided by the folded end and it will be very important
that you keep the straps tight while transporting. Modification
will also void the product warranty.
Often
times we recommend that you simply use a rubber band to keep extra
material out of the way. This allows for the unit to be used on
larger cases in the future.
"Will
the GearGrip-Pro fit on my type of PC?"
The GearGrip-Pro
is designed to fit rectangular PC cases. Will it fit other shapes
of cases? Possibly. Contact us and we will check into it for you
and give you our opinion. We can then ship you one, and if it
still fails to work properly, then just ship it back as described
in our return policy and we will refund
your money including your return shipping costs*.
You can't beat that!
On a rectangular
case, measure the height (H) and width (W) and calculate your
case circumference as ((2 x H) + (2 x W)). Select either the standard
(52") or large (70")
GearGrip-Pro as needed. Contact us if you have custom needs and
we will see what we can do.
Payment
CaseAce
Products accepts MasterCard, Visa and American Express credit
cards for both online purchases and phone orders. We do not ship
C.O.D. If you prefer, we offer an order-by-mail process as an
option during our online checkout. Simply fill your shopping cart as you would
for a credit card purchase but when asked about processing type
choose "Print and Mail" instead of "Electronic
Processing". Enclose a check with the printed form and mail
to:
CaseAce
Products
PO Box 3622
Escondido, CA 92033-3622
Product
will be shipped after your check clears.
Warranties,
Refunds and Returns
CaseAce
Products offers a 30-day money back guarantee. If you are not
completely satisfied with the product, we will refund your money (except return shipping costs). We will gladly refund international
orders but cannot refund associated shipping, tariffs and other
additional fees. Contact us for a return authorization
number. Product must be unmodified and in "like-new"
condition to qualify for a refund.
CaseAce
Products also offers a one-year warranty against defects in manufacturing.
The warranty applies to the original purchaser only and to products
that have not been modified or abused. We reserve the right to
repair or replace the defective product at our discretion. Contact
us if you have a warranty issue and we will determine how best to resolve the issue.
Shipping
Policy
Our only
method of shipment is via UPS Ground (US Domestic Only)
All US
orders above $150 must be shipped to the billing address for the credit card used on the order.
Notice:
Because we are primarily a manufacturing company we are not able
to provide expedited or international service directly to our
customers. We have partnered with FrozenCPU.com
to offer this service. Please place your order with them to recieve
this level of service.
Be sure
you check out our reseller page
to see if there is a local reseller near you.
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