Griffin Technology AP34063, AP34075, AP34087 User Manual

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Guitar Rack

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Griffin™ stands and accessories are manufactured
in several innovative factories responsible for
developing products that address the newest

needs and trends of the current market. We take

pride in the Griffin™ brand and endeavor to be on
the forefront of the musical stands and musical
and lighting accessoriesmarket.

Performance Issue, Uneven or Unstable- Make

sure all nuts and bolts are tight on the product. If they
are, then loosen all nuts and bolts 1 full turn counter­clockwise, then go back and tighten each bolt only ½
turn tight. Then do a final tighten turn for another ½
turn tight. Next, Make sure there are not any missing
nuts or bolts. Third, ensure all parts on the product
are not broken or defective. Finally, Re-read the
assembly instructions or watch the product
demonstration video to ensure you have correctly
assembled or are using the product properly with
factory specifications.

Missing Parts- The pictures, videos and images

shown in this manual might have changed style or
count due to the product being redesigned. So in rare
cases the part may no longer be included or of a
different style. However, if you think you are missing
a part that is necessary to the assembly and use of
your product, then first carefully double check all
packaging for any parts you think are missing. Some
parts might be hiding in the packaging or loose in an
inner box.

User Manual

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For current product specifications, please to go

www.griffin-stands.com and type the model number

into the search bar. Locate the product listing to view
the current factory specifications.

Thank you for purchasing the Griffin Guitar Rack. Your
product comes with a 1 year factory warranty from
purchase date. Please read all assembly instructions
prior to assembling your new cart. Pictures that may
aid in assembly can be found by going to www.griffin­stands.com and typing AP34063 / AP34075 / AP34087
into the search bar.

Step 4 – For safety reasons,
please always make sure to
test the stability and safety
of the product before use.

Double check all nuts and

bolts, knobs and connectors,
make sure that these are
tight and securely fastened
before use of your product.
Test the product under light
use or light loads the first

time to confirm assembly

and structure of the product
is correct.

Step 1 – Take the bottom “U” Shaped tube (Part A)
and connect to the bottom support tube with foam
(Part B) using the bolts as shown in Figure 1.

Step 2 Figure 2 shows the square support tube without

foam (Part C) being connected to the adjacent square

with hole of the bottom “U” shaped tube.

Please scan the QR Code below for the product
demonstration video. Or go to the URL shown here and find
the product video. www.Griffin-Stands.com/Videos

Step 3 – Now take the top
bar (Part D) with hooks and
foam then screw to the top

of the square support tube

(without foam) as shown in

Figure 3.

Step 5 – Please note that hardware bolts to assemble the
stand maybe screwed into the parts themselves. So, for
example, if you are missing a bolt that goes into the
bottom base support tube, then look at the end of the
bottom base support tube and you will see that hardware
bolt is already screwed into the stand. All you need to do
is unscrew that bolt and then screw it back in to
assemble the two parts that connect on that end. If the
stand is wobbly loosen up each bolt on the stand slightly.
Then tighten up 1 bolt all the way as much as it will
tighten. After that start on the next bolt that is
completely opposite of the 1st bolt that you tightened.
For example, if you first tightened up the bolt in the top
right of the stand, then next start to tighten up the bolt
on the bottom left. Keep going in order of the opposite
bolt that you tightened up last. Once you are done,
repeat the process of going through and tightening up
the bolts one more time.