The sleeve slides down. How do you get in in the right position?
1454599
The sleeve is in a permanent position and does not slide off. It is aesthetic and has no function except to appear like a coffee house disposable cup. the cup is plastic and doesn't transmit heat enough to warrant the sleeve.
1454600
The sleeve is made of rubber, of something similar, and should not slide at all. Also, there is an indentation in the cup for the sleeve and that will keep it snug. We run ours through the dishwasher after every use and we have never seen the sleeve slip.
1454601
Mine does not slide, because I don't hold it by the sleeve. You would need to press hard to slide the sleeve into the position that you prefer. I use the sleeve just for decoration. The cup has never been too hot for me to hold, even when I heat it on high in a microwave.
1945817
Start with bottom part of ipad, then put in the top right corner, for the left top you will need to use a little bit of pressure while folding protector out It helped on my two ipads, good luck putting yours on
846800
There is a loop that goes into the strap opening. Open the loop so it looks like an O. Slip the bottom into the opening for the strap.Now grab the sides of the loop and push in until the opposite side of the O slips in. Shake the strap a little and it should not be in fully
165469
I have a Gateway & Toshiba, both 17" monitors, they both fit. I would say the sleeve is snug, but in a good way. There is plenty of stretch. And I'd rather have it snug than sliding around in the darn thing anyway. The whole idea is to keep things secure. Sliding does not equal secure. Neither in Laptop sleeves or undergarments.
1948187
its suppose to fit snug and you can most likely squeeze it in with some leverage or just shove it in there. (no pun intended) The material can work with it, better tight then loose so you don't just have it flopping loosely. (again no pun intended)
1646065
What worked for me was to make it snug enough to stay on and be comfortable but not tight. Good luck.
1472004
Just pull up on the level below the seat and it will move down as you seat down.
81563
The cover slides into sleeves. I don't use it. I did not like the way it fit.
660517
Sleeve won't fully engage until the shelf has been lowered. May need help to get all four on and the shelf lowered onto them simulatneously. This wasn't my first whitmore so I already knew the drill. Also, be sure the sleeves are rightside up. Good luck!
1101676
Just slide out the back as per arrow, press the back very lightly, while sliding out. Good Luck (Bipin Patel)
1087613
You can push it in as far to the sleeve as you want. How deep is your sleeve? I have mine all the way to the end of my built in wall sleeve. That leaves me with 4 1/2 inches in the room which is fine for me. The front cover is flush with the unit so you can push it in as far as you like.
31878
I would say these sleeves may be too tight on your legs. The best answer would come from the company itself.
2203487
I adjusted mine to a comfortable fit and slide my feet in:/out. I find much easier than trying to adjust every time.
2260401
The tee part should be above female end.Then put rubber sleeve under that,with about half inch below end of opening. Then insert male end up underneath the rubber sleeve.hope this helps you.
345642
The screen is very sensitive, the only way , in my experience, to stop it is to keep the sleeves out of the way. Sorry, but it's the best I've got.
2031327
The case is very tight, you want to take the top peice off first. There is a seam on the left and right grab above the seam with your doninant hand, grab below with the other. Hold the phone so the back is what your palms are on and your looking at. Pull up on the upper half while pulling down on the lower half and it should start to slide off.
1927126
The more you use the fabric sleeve, the easier it becomes to slide the computer in with the hard cover on. It still takes some effort to get it in the sleeve but it does loosen up after time.