STEP 3:
FITTING THE FOLDING CLASP WITH STRAP-LENGTH QUICK ADJUSTMENT
We recommend that you fit the folding clasp before shortening the silicone strap.
Doing so will enable you to make a better assessment of whether you need to
shorten the silicone strap. To avoid misunderstandings or mistakes, you should fit
the two halves of the silicone strap exactly as described below.
On the silicone strap half with the SINN logo, insert spring bar
B
(see diagram)
into the empty hole at position 1 . If a spring bar has already been pre-installed,
replace this in any case with spring bar
B
. Then attach the folding clasp to
this silicone strap half. To do this, insert the silicone strap half with the spring bar
on one side into the hole in the folding clasp. Using the band replacement tool,
press on the plate on the opposite side of the spring bar to position it in the hole.
Pull on it to check whether the folding clasp is secure.
Next, on the silicone strap half without the SINN logo, remove the metal pin at
position 2 and replace it by stud
C
(see diagram). Slide the stud as centrally
as possible into position 2 , so that both tapered ends of the stud protrude
laterally from the strap. Then place the removed metal pin into the empty hole at
position 1 . If a spring bar is already pre-installed at this position, remove it and
insert the metal pin referred to above. The pin acts as an adjustment tool and
increases the stability of the strap guide when pulled laterally (see
Step 4
).
Open the retaining bar on the folding clasp
and guide the silicone strap half with the stud
from above via the insertion slot into the guide
rails of the folding clasp. Position the silicone
strap so that the you can move it at least
one position forward and one position back
(standard position, see diagram). Then close
the retaining bar again.
C
1
Plate
Plate
B
Standard position
Insertion slot
C
2
1
