How do you attach the molded plastic cover to the soft case?
2032856
The case has four corner groves that the iPad should snap into and hold the iPad securely. Unfortunately it does not snap in to fit and be held securely. It can slip out. So I am careful when I open the cover.
2032857
I agree with the other feedback. The case was in one piece when I received it. Ask for a replacement.
2032858
The plastic ring that circles the Apple sometimes comes removed from the soft case. Before installing the iPad into the molded case, while holding pressure on the plastic case against the soft case work the soft case around the lip on the black ring. You will see there is a small lip that the soft case will fit under.
1193055
There are two layers to the case- a hard plastic layer that the phone fits in, and a softer rubber layer that goes around the back and sides. You will need to start by taking the softer rubber layer off first. It is easier for me to start at the top of the case close to the phone reciever and gently peel it away from the hard case layer. Once you get that off, the hard plastic layer is exposed. You'll need to use a coin or other dull, narrow instrument to separate the plastic case into two pieces so you then can place your phone inside.
1687095
I have a fairly thin belkin soft plastic case and it does connect. I suspect thicker cases might not work
546130
1st remove the rubber back, the pull apart the plastic case I start at the top, you need to pull apart with firm pressure you can also use a quarter to start the pull apart process. I hope help you
1138003
The hard plastic clips together on the skinny end and the rubberized skin covers the hard shell. You have to remove the skin first and then the hard plastic case.
784400
If you are talking about the top cover..I just push (squess) on both sides and pull to left or right..kind of hard..
1562080
Pull the front plastic cover off and spot the four holes on the bottom of the front of the case. Use the long screws that came with the case and run it through the fan and into the holes. If you need more help, I can send pics of how I did it.
2049843
Sorry - it's too early in the morning - I answered before noticing that it was a question about the Sony view finder. If I'm understanding you correctly - the soft eye piece literally just snaps on and off. A small amount of force will pull the rubber cover away from the EVF unit. You shouldn't feel as if you are about to break the (expensive) item - but it just snaps off. Once it's off you'll see that the rubber cover is attached through a simple tongue / grove arrangement. Snap it off by applying pressure to the top of the cover rather than the sides.
2266466
Put on soft rubber case first then hard plastic backing. trident did a great job making this case.
467135
Angle the display unit to first insert the upper corners, then swivel the display downward to snap the lower corners in. If you're still having trouble, then take a file and rub away a tiny bit of the lower two corners of the HOLE. Plastic is soft, so don't overdo it with the file.
964230
Put the plastic piece on first, it is 2 pieces that snap together. The black silicon goes on next. Ours had a piece of plastic still on it where the on/off button is. We removed it and the case works great. So, you have to take it apart to put it on. Hope this helps!
448997
I just put both cases together first. Then I slide the phone in horizontally and popped it in. Didn't seem to require too much effort.
648745
There is a small metal disc with an adhesive backing that must be attached to the phone or tablet. I had to use a very small amount of silicone glue to keep the disc firmly attached.
1736411
There should have been a rigid plastic "L" shaped piece that mounts to the wall...and then your case mounts to that. If you didn't get this piece, I'd contact the manufacturer
448994
I put the rubber one on first and then the hard one. I just push and pull the rubber after that until it fits perfectly.
1203411
It's probably being held in place by the velcro strap to the left middle of the case. Lift up and pull gently on the strap to release the device.
1954869
Something like a semi soft spatula, inserted underneath will pry it off. It's not like it's glued on. I actually had to take off the top lcd protector when I fell and dropped it and it cracked, but saved the lcd display on the camera. It just popped right off using my pocketknife