I pulled one of the wires too far through and now I can't get it back out. How do I do fix this without taking the whole thing apart?
1004138
The wire comes out of a metal shaft, you have to push that shaft in and pull the wire out at the same time, It is spring loaded. Hard to explain :)
538075
You need some type of squashing tool to hold the wire into the metal connector. I just used pliers.
1664855
You have to cut it out. Use a scroll saw or a hand saw and cut through, you should be able to pull it out the rest of the way.
784941
Try reversing the wire. That may help. The issue is that the third lead isn't precisely where it should be so some devices have a hard time connecting to it.
391742
The wire is super thin so I don't think you be able to repair or replace it. Wire may have broken within the plastic coating so you won't be able to even trouble shoot. Alternative would be buy a new USB cable
1703179
I found that the wires that connect the battery were rubbing against it and wedging against the battery when I tried to pull it out. I pushed the wires up into a recess to get them out of the way and the battery was easy to remove after that.
973672
Take the platform off and look inside. You most likely have a wire that has come loose. You have not given enough details for me to make a further analysis. You must expand the question and give us more details.
961987
I simply crimped and soldered it back together. The factory connection is only a crimp so i recommend soldering the connectors as soon as you a new unit. It will conduct the electricity better (doesn't heat up) and will not pull out as easily.
440895
Turn your wires around rewire it up. make sure it's grounded right on both sides
504847
The only remedy I could recommend would be to get a new plug end & splice it onto the current cord. Of course, once you put electrical tape on it, the plug won't "roll" all the way back in.
373222
This is a relatively easy fix. The heating element wires tend to become disconnected over time as the unit is moved about and bumped back and forth. Remove the lower plate, take a phillips head screwdriver and remove the five screws holding the base plate. Lift the base plate and there in the back, odds are, you'll see that one of the wires has simply slipped loose of the connector. You can push it back on and then crimp it slightly with a pair of needle-nose pliers and it is less likely to come loose again.
1486495
If I remember correctly,unscrew the box(there are some rubber pieces just remove the one ) and just lay the cord(different sizes) on the spiked connection.Then just screw back down.I hope this helps. If not I can search and see if I have a copy.
1630724
One way I can think of is to unscrew the case find the speaker and cut one of the two wires coming out of the speaker. Unless the speaker is soldered onto the board itself this should be fairly simple. I would do it in such way that it can be soldered back if necessary. I haven't tried this.
1486496
If I remember correctly,unscrew the box(there are some rubber pieces just remove the one ) and just lay the cord(different sizes) on the spiked connection.Then just screw back down.I hope this helps.If not I can search and see if I have a copy.
983983
Try different input. Cord is fragile and wires easily broken. I don't like the retract feature for that reason.
365809
Not sure what you mean here. it is probably a faulty switch. If you want to try to take it apart, there might be some wiring problems. If you're not down to take it apart and look at it, there's really no way to fix it.
1650678
The wires have probably come off the board You may have to unscrew the side with the cord going into it and slide the inner workings out and fuse it back