The cello pieces separated the first day my grand daughter wore it. Tried Loc-Tite superglue to no avail. Any suggestions?
1399638
I'm sorry to hear that. My daughter received it at Christmas time. I haven't seen her even wear it. She just leaves it hanging up on her bookshelf. Sorry I wasn't able to give you a good answer.
1399639
The actual chain was cheap and broke rather early, but the cello piece is still fine today.
1399640
Our purchase was several years ago. We have not had any problems. I'm sorry I can"t offer a solution.
1399641
I'm sorry that happened to her. My necklace hasn't had any problems. I recommend you send it back and get a replacement.
1399642
I agree. Send it back. Ours has held up well. The chain broke, but the cello is sturdy.
1857814
use a cotton swab to apply glue to smaller parts if they will not stay together for the time required I either use masking tape on a piece of cardboard ie cereal box and tape one down apply epoxy position the other and secure it as well I use paper plates or cardboard to dispense a small amount of epoxy mix it up with a popsicle stick and apply for larger pieces
581843
I had the same problem ,use wood glue and drill New holes or return it .Low quality .I've bought these before with no such problems
475353
I used crazy glue at first, but eventually it gave out to point I broke the other side....eventually they're just sitting around broken now.
2044765
This honestly never happens to me but you can try dipping the end of the band in alcohol and sliding it in. Leave it alone for 24hrs. If that doesn't work, I would try some gorilla glue. And then slide it in.
591742
You're welcome! I didn't either. If it doesn't work out putting them back together, I'll have to purchase another different set of flutes. I hope it works!!
683835
Same problem here. Great toy, but it sure is fragile. Maybe take to a Hobby Shop? Haven't done it yet.
1716416
Use either an epoxy glue or Gorilla glue, follow directions on either of these; however (I think) using the lanyard with "clip" attached is much easier and more reliable in the long run.
1882778
my daughters did the same thing, I placed the tablet on the table and replaced the plastic pieces[ control bars] in the slots very carefully, and replaced the top part, and waited for it to snap shut,[ press on all 4 sides] then placed a touch of super glue on all four corners, so it will not come apart again, 1 st time it went back, but came open again, glue the sides to keep it from coming open again, if it get's to the point it won't work any more, it's cheaper I found, to just buy another one, then to pay to have it repaired.
269249
Sorry, I have no idea! I wasnt able to fix it (with super glue) but then I'm not much good at fixing things. Luckily the company has contacted me because of my negative review so I'll find out later today what they intend to do about this major problem.
540425
Didn't use glue...should just snap into the track...if that doesn't work maybe a clear silicone so you can remove it if you have to without too much difficulty.
1984762
Wish I knew, but the first time my granddaughter used it, it fell and broke!
369212
I just used a thin screwdriver or an awl would work. Just push down on it, it breaks off pretty easily. The just turn it over and shake it so the piece fall out.
181356
I had a similar problem but used crazy glue and it worked just fine after that.
710653
My lacing broke and the replacement was better than the original. I'm not sure what you can do when the rivets pulled out, sorry. Maybe you can contact the manufacturer and get advice.
407932
That's a funny question, the rubber coated (?) top pieces come off. I'd use a thin piece of plastic (guitar pick worked for me) to pry it up. Make sure the screws aren't fastened in the sides. You aren't alone, the manual wasn't helpful in this at all.
1023235
The arm band piece started to come unglued after a few weeks of usage. I used super glue to fix it. Would not recommend putting it on your wrist.