This mirror held awhile but recently fell off. I threw out the instructions on how to adhere. Can anyone provide instructions?
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The instructions do state to reposition the mirror every so often because it will lose suction over time. Make sure the area is cleaned with a non- chemical cleaner.
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against suction cup firmly to the surface that you will adhere and turn the hard cup to the right till hear "clicking". you done.
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We have a smooth hard plastic surface. I had it on the wall for awhile, but it did fall off. Not instantly or anything, but I think the heat and moisture from the showers might play into factor. I really love this mirror and so did my boyfriend. We just haven't found time to scrap the old glue off and reglue it to the wall. It did leave a bit of discoloration on the wall around the glue. I'm sure some soft scrub with bleach will clean it up. Hope this is helpful?
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Think it needs to be mounted. The razor holder/shelf wouldn't balance the mirror.
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You are right- You will want to remove it carefully. It takes some prying. There are clasps that also hold the mirror. But I didn't break anything removing the old one and this was my first time doing it.
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A small amount of glue from any auto parts store that is designed to re-attach rear view mirrors will make anything stick to the glass. To fix jus the broken handle if most is still attached, krazy glue or gorilla glue gel will work.
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On the right of the mirror there are two screws. Turn them clockwise 90 degrees (a dime works nicely) and the mirror will lift off. After replacing the batteries put the mirror back in place and turn the screws counter-clockwise (a light pressure on the mirror will hold it in place until the screws are turned.
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On the first mirror I bought over a year ago, the mirror angled up & down easily by just pushing it. However, after about 9 mo it wouldn't stay in position. It's a plastic pivot with detents for each position. Toilet Tree sent me a new unit and the design is similar but much tighter. After you mount it to wall you just push/pull to the angle desired. You are not missing anything. It remains to be seen how it holds up over time.
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I have tried to use the suction cups to attach the mirror to the wall but it just wont hold. As an alternative you can remove the suction cups and using the "slots" where the cups slide in, screw the base to the wall. The base is magnetic so it makes removing and manipulating the mirror easy.
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Not sure if you could take it apart and just use the mount, as I didn't attempt to do that. My mirror was smashed and I just replaced the entire assembly with this product. Hope that helps!
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EASY! Get a small piece of foam - we used thin slice of carpet foam that is tapered so it gets a little thicker towards one end - and keep it stuck gently at bottom - mirror stays in place no problem. I have a 10X mirror stuck on the Ott mirror on one side and 15X (scary!) on the other - 15X is heavier so it definitely tends to tilt mirror but foam keeps it in place nicely and no trouble to do it. Takes a second. You could use any relatively stiff foam or even plastic or aluminum foil - anything you have that won't harm the mechanism. best wishes!
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I have powered and heated, the replacement doesn't have the heat element in it so I just left the heating cord that plugged into the broken mirror disconnected. Then you attach the replacement mirror on top of the mirror holder with strong double stick adhesive strips. The holder is what moves with power mirrors so that still functions properly.
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Mine had completely broken off but its not that hard to take off all u need is a flat head screw driver to pop it off but u need to move the mirror around up or dwn n pop off from the other side. It will only take about 10 min to do everything
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My wife's did the same thing. We took it apart and tried to tighten the screws and did somewhat, but it didn't help. So now she uses 2 books of matches and wedges them in at the bottom. I know that's not what you wanted to hear but it works and she reakky likes that mirror.
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I don't remember any but you literally pull the old mirror off by pulling hard. Then you push firmly until you hear the center joint snap into place. If necessary, push the two small ball joints into place so that the power mirror works. If you need more detailed directions, let me know.
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Hi James, I couldn't keep mine attached to the helmet due to the glue not holding. I replaced it with a Cycle Aware Reflex, which is a similar system, but seems more secure and allows the mirror to be detached when the helmet goes into a gym bag or other place that might knock the mirror loose. I like the Reflex system well enough to have purchased two for two helmets.
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There are no instructions. I was frustrated with it too!! Just try to attach it the best you can. They don't fit perfectly.
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I didn't get any instructions with the porduct on how to replace the glass. I got the information and know how by looking at videos of the process on you tube. After watching a couple of videos I realized that the most difficult part was removing all the glue from the previous glass . I managed to change the glass and was pleased with the outcome, however I had some difficulty getting the replaced glass to remain stuck on the phone. I eventually brought from amazon some micro 2 sided tape that I placed on the complete edge of the replaced glass and that did the trick. Good luck.