how do I repair broken zipper pull. I don't know how to replace the black plastic cap on the cloth pull tie.
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Buy some slim nylon string at a local craft store, cut to desired length, ( don't forget to burn ends to keep from unraveling) thread through zipper hole. Knot the ends together & done. I do this all the time zipper pulls are never ment to last from manufacture, no matter who you buy from.
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The fleece has no bearing on the parts you may need replaced zippers are metal, plastic or nylon and that's what should match to the repair kit. . I am assuming the zipper you have in the fleece vest or jacket is plastic #5 for which the metal kit may not be what you are looking for.
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I wouldn't know how to fix it. I have two. The silicone washer under the cap fell off,reason unknown. I called Bodum and they sent a replacement right away. I would suggest you call their customer service and advise them the problem. I'm sure they will take care of the problem. Other than the minor problem, they work great.
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I first tried with some pliers. But they were scratching everything up. I then just used my thumb to sort of push in the catch just for one of the four points and then I pulled pretty hard. That finally popped that part out and no damage done. Did it for the other three attach points and nothing damaged. The plastic is more resilient than you would think.
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Dear Zaphod, I am sorry to notify you that our engineer was not able to make the new cap. Reason before, we are searching for the right balans between the plastic and stainless steel. We are working on several aspects of the design and hope to release it anytime soon. But whenever it is ready, you do not have to worry about it. Just send us an email with your order-id, and whenever we are ready I will send you one out free of charge. Please let me know if this answer satisfies you or if I need to to elaborate anything else. Kind Regards, All Times Finest
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Nope, this kit allows you to replace the 'slide' that closes the zipper when you zip the garment. You can find 'pull' replacements on line or in a fabric store.
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I just pried it up. There is a retaining wire underneath the black cap, I cut the wire with some side cutters and was able to lift off the device.
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pop the top(the "handle" it takes a little effort!)then take off the clear plastic part. The cap on the bottom acts as a funnel to help! let me know if that helps!
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Hi Raven,Please send an email to support@monstrumtactical.com. They will send you a replacement cap free of charge.
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Just pull it with a small pliers. It should come out. It is just clipped not soldered
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Not sure where you could find a replacement, but we had a similar issue (the broom was being used in a manner it shouldn't have been, to pry something -and it bent). My husband pulled the black end cap off the handle, straightened it as best he could, and was able to force a wooden dowel down inside of it (it was hollow). It works great now!
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I purchased about a year ago. I received mine the same way, I'm pretty sure it's defected. I got it at a good price so wasn't worth sending back, so I use small zip ties from harbor freight, works great. Hope this helps&#128512;
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Take out the metal part and pull. It was tight for me initially but easier now. If it's not coming out pull harder!
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I looked online and I did not see anything regarding replacing just the cap, maybe call Brita at 1-800-24-BRITA to see if they can help you?
13481
In a pinch...duct tape. Not sure how long it would last for an official repair...maybe for as long as you needed it to. Jus' sayin' :)
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Hi Yolanda, try taking the cover off by pulling it away from the two tabs on either side, then lifting until the hooks on the front end release. Check that the belt is in place and not off the gears or broken. Check also for any debris that might be preventing the belt or the brush from turning. To replace the cover, make sure brush is in its slots, then hook the cover on the front hooks and click back into place.
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The quickest(?) way to obtain a replacement is to find a local service center for B & D. Make it easy; take the sander with you to the store. If they can't help, call/email the company, with the model number/part number of the needed item. Option 3 might be eBay. I have seen stuff on eBay that I never expected--especially parts. Option 4: make your own. Save the neck. and the stiffening rod, of the old one and fasten a new bag to it. If you machine sew, so much the better. Pick material that won't let dust seep through it while running. You can vary the size--forget the zipper they usually jam after a few uses--empty it through the neck. Good luck. PS: Keep the cost in mind. It might not be worth it to buy.