How do you get this buckle off?????
1042525
turn the buckle over and use something like a non-sharp dinner knife and press knife under the buckle where the buckle holds the belt to the buckle and prize up on the hinged part of buckle. Once the hinged part comes up, the belt will slide out and another belt can be placed under the belt holder part of the buckle.
1042526
The web belt is secured by a clip in the buckle. Similar to military web belts. Simple to change from one color to another. Leave about a inch after you secure to the buckle and you can pull on it to open the clasp. The bukle will hide the extra inch or two.
1974054
I use a flathead screwdriver and pry it off. There are 3 little pieces that hold it in. I found the first time that I need to be more aggressive than I thought was safe, but it came off with no damage. Just work the screwdriver around the outside metal ring and you'll get it off.
169729
just twist it on with your hand. It will tighten when you ride. To remove it however you need an acs crossfire key(removal tool)
2092882
No I've never had a problem with the buckle. Had mine for about 3+ years and this year purchased a 2nd one and still no issues. I would contact Diono customer service.
97922
Basically you put the clip in sideways then turn 90 and pull through. Taking up sling slack in the buckle also helps.This video is what I used (see 2:02): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1Ya8HWWgac
1851725
Hi Robert... if you're talking about taking it out of the holster then - apply pressure at the bottom of the phone and push up (sort of like old BlackBerry cases). If you're talking about taking off the base cover - I haven't found a trick, but I was able work the edges slowly and take it off. I don't believe the manufacturer meant the bade to be separated often (so please be careful not to chip the edge if you wish to reattach). If you find a better way, please share :)Thanks
1229039
In order to get to the belt, you have to unscrew the bottom plate. I think there are 3 screws. They sell replacement belts here at Amazon pretty cheap.
720876
Clicks in just like a regular seat belt. Push the seat belt release button to remove it.
1016955
There is a plastic mini buckle. One side fits into the other - fairly easy. Possible you have a defective item with missing or damaged. I wear mine around my waist underneath my shirt so that it can't be seen.
641108
The seat comes off the bowl without unbolting it. Just turn the hinge cover/lock thing to the left and it lifts off of the bolts.
583195
I just tightened the straps that go around the head rests. They are the ones that you have to wiggle both the straps in the center of the buckle like thingy and loosen the straps as they go through it. Then you move the top strap one way and the bottom one the other way which makes the buckle thingy move more toward the end of the strap and the whole strap is shorter. It is hard to describe but easy to do once you get the hang of it.
848958
It pops off like a car sun visor. Pull it and then push back in. Kinda tough, though.
324775
The buckle across the waist is a very large plastic one. The ones around the legs are solid metal on the male part and metal with rubber coating on the female half. However, there are two metal rivets coming through the rubber coating that hold the latching mechanism in place. I don't know about all the harnesses out there, but I like the idea of metal buckles around the legs, as they will be taking the brunt of the stress should you fall. Since this was my first harness, I wasn't going to buy the most expensive one out there, so I had already thought about putting some camo fleece tape on the buckles if noise became a problem, but it wasn't. The buckle across the waist is a very large plastic one. The ones around the legs are solid metal on the male part and metal with rubber coating on the female half. However, there are two metal rivets coming through the rubber coating that hold the latching mechanism in place. I don't know about all the harnesses out there, but I like the idea of metal buckles around the legs, as they will be taking the brunt of the stress should you fall. Since this was my first harness, I wasn't going to buy the most expensive one out there, so I had already thought about putting some camo fleece tape on... » Read More The buckle across the waist is a very large plastic one. The ones around the legs are solid metal on the male part and metal with rubber coating on the female half. However, there are two metal rivets coming through the rubber coating that hold the latching mechanism in place. I don't know about all the harnesses out there, but I like the idea of metal buckles around the legs, as they will be taking the brunt of the stress should you fall. Since this was my first harness, I wasn't going to buy the most expensive one out there, so I had already thought about putting some camo fleece tape on the buckles if noise became a problem, but it wasn't. « Show Less
1042361
It slides on and off the buckle when it is unbuckled. It is such a simple design, but it works perfectly.
1969219
Best to detach watch band from watch (I didn't) ... lay band flat with arrows on back of band going away from the device that will be pushing the pin out. Be careful to line up the pin that is pushing to the hole in the watch band (try this only on links that have an arrow) .. turn handle to push pin out of the link (if lined up, comes out easily) ... My first pin came out easily, then I broke 4 pins trying to get the next pin out to remove the link, because I didn't have it lined up right. the pins will break if not lined up properly. After getting 2 pins out and removing the link, replace one pin to reconnect the links (push in and then tap in until it is in all the way and you are done. there seems to be another knob on the side that I'm not sure how to use or what the purpose is unless it is to finely adjust the position, so you can line up the pin to push it out. Be patient and be sure to line it up or you will break the pins, like I did. I was cautious with the last one (because I only had one left) and got the job done. If this instruction doesn't help enough, I would suggest searching on-line and you should be able to find a video showing exactly how to use the device to remove this type of watch link.
1256295
Hi. I really don't see how she could break this buckle. It is large and very secure and is located on the side of the harness which falls near the armpit of my 60 lb. pitbull mix. The is no stress placed near the buckle. This is the only harness that I have ever liked. It is so easy to use. My dog even likes wearing it!
557660
The two black triangle looking pieces on back of the strap, you just slide them towards each other and they unock. Then when you want them back on, you just put the small knob one in the hole and twist.