how do you remove the old tip
227041
Grasp! Then pull -up. Mine had what I thought was a hidden button after I broke the tip look around the top good.
227042
The wand should have a little blue button on the side. Just push that in and the tip pops out.
461672
The tip is a rubber gromment and can be pulled off with a little force. You may need to apply a little glue to get it back on.
923385
old tip may be glued on. Easiest way to remove is to use an Xacto knife, hobby knife or even very sharp paring knife. Starting at the thinest part of the rubber(top) slice through the rubber until you reach the wood/metal of the cane. You can then peel the rubber back or make a complete cut around the cane and remove a section at a time, depends on how strong the adhesive was. Depending on the cane material use fingernail polish remover to clean and remove off the old glue and then use GOOP or similar contact adhesive to attach the new cane tip. CAUTION: Don't cut toward you, and have cane on a towel or something to protect your cutting surface in case you slip. Make small cuts or even cut out a U in the rubber to make it easier to pry the remaining portion off the end of the cane.
923386
My order was for a cane that was cut to my height so I did not have to remove a old one. But if your removing a tip it must be worn out so just cut it off. Run a sharp knife down it's side. You get that top part loose and you can work it off.
658976
Unplug it from the base. Unscrew the tip retainer and remove it and any tip you might have on it. Holding the handle, unscrew the black plastic ring that has the metal tip retaining threads embedded in it. Once that's off you gently push the cable through the handle exposing all of the solder connections. Now comes the tricky part, you need a functional soldering iron to desolder the old and resolder the new element boards.look it up online ....how to replace heating element in a 9378 solder station.....hope this helps.
805028
I'm not sure; I've never used the replacement tips. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1844304
Hi, Well there are two ways I have used. Spray some WD40 around the top of the old tip then try to turn the tip with some pliers and wiggle it off. (If you do not have WD40 try 3in1 oil or baby oil). If it still does not give, soak the rubber tip in VERY HOT soapy water and with pliers, wiggle. The last resort is to cut the old tip off (with a box cutter or with a small hand drill using the small circular bit. Good luck!
2142567
you have to cut the clear tip off w/ scissors...the red cap is to keep it capped
1099769
There are several online videos that show how. Remove old guide with a sharp razor. Attach new guide in position with a small dab of hot glue. Wrap each leg of the guide with nylon string and then coat with a clear epoxy. The string and epoxy can be bought on Amazon. I did several guides on several rods and it turned out great the very first time. Good luck.
1412081
I have no idea. I've always cleaned the entire unit. I'm not sure I want to separate the tip from the tube.
1356346
I gently dry the tip with a paper towel and replace the black cap. If it will be longer than a couple of weeks, go ahead and take the batteries out.
158287
I use the end of a paper clip. Open up the paper clip, jab it into the eraser, and gently pull out the old eraser.
1693590
Look at the Gerson Institute web pages for how often. They recommend cleaning the tip with hydrogen peroxide.
1540954
Any replacement tip should work, as long as they are the same wire size, there shouldn't be a problem
2199469
They just slide over the bottom after you remove your old tips. The best way is to get them started the take the crutch like your going to use it to walk and give it a good push towards the floor.
837907
If you are asking if the tip can be removed, I checked today, and I don't think so. I didn't want to try to force it and break it, but the whole thing appears to be one piece not meant to come apart.
1242484
You have to remove it. a plastic spatula works awesome slowly wiggle it under the old emblem. Make sure you clean off all old glue also. Good luck