Timbuk2 Messenger Bag Male Cambuckle Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Easy

Steps

6

Time Required

                          20 - 30 minutes            

Sections

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• Male Cambuckle
• 6 steps

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What you need

Step 1

              Male Cambuckle               

• Does your Messenger Bag’s cambuckle look like this? Well here’s how to fix it!
• All you’ll need is a new male cambuckle, which you can get from Timbuk2’s customer service department.

Does your Messenger Bag’s cambuckle look like this? Well here’s how to fix it!

All you’ll need is a new male cambuckle, which you can get from Timbuk2’s customer service department.

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Step 2

• Remove broken cam buckle. Un-thread strap from bottom plastic loop and take strap off.

Remove broken cam buckle. Un-thread strap from bottom plastic loop and take strap off.

Step 3

• Thread strap into new cam buckle through the buckle’s top opening. Pull strap through the bottom of the buckle, ensuring that the strap goes in FRONT of the connectors as shown.
• Make sure the strap is not twisted or facing the wrong way when inserting the new cambuckle!

Thread strap into new cam buckle through the buckle’s top opening. Pull strap through the bottom of the buckle, ensuring that the strap goes in FRONT of the connectors as shown.

Make sure the strap is not twisted or facing the wrong way when inserting the new cambuckle!

Step 4

• Snap buckle into female cam buckle and close the buckle.

Snap buckle into female cam buckle and close the buckle.

Step 5

• Thread strap through the bottom of the plastic loop (the loop where the strap was thread though before).
• Next, thread end of strap through the top end of plastic loop and pull to desired length.

Thread strap through the bottom of the plastic loop (the loop where the strap was thread though before).

Next, thread end of strap through the top end of plastic loop and pull to desired length.

Step 6

• Congrats! You’re all done!

Congrats! You’re all done!

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