How To Fix A Flexi Leash Repair Guide

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Step 1

              How to Fix a Flexi Leash

Place the object in a clear bright space.

Place the object in a clear bright space.

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Step 2

Start by removing all the 0.5 cm screws off the leash with the Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Start by removing all the 0.5 cm screws off the leash with the Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Step 3

Using a plastic opening tool, begin to separate the top and bottom of the leash.
Make sure to press lightly to prevent unwanted marks.
It is most likely that the brake button will fall out. Place small items to the side to prevent it from being lost or undetected.

Using a plastic opening tool, begin to separate the top and bottom of the leash.

Make sure to press lightly to prevent unwanted marks.

It is most likely that the brake button will fall out. Place small items to the side to prevent it from being lost or undetected.

Step 4

Carefully remove the brake mechanism. Inside should be a small spring.
Remove and replace the spring with a new one.
When placing the break mechanism back into its place, make sure the spring is positioned right in the middle.

Carefully remove the brake mechanism. Inside should be a small spring.

Remove and replace the spring with a new one.

When placing the break mechanism back into its place, make sure the spring is positioned right in the middle.

Step 5

When the spring is successfully placed, initiate the retraction to it’s original position.
Make sure the top and the bottom are aligned properly.
Slowly press the top and the bottom of the leash until it returns to its initial position.

When the spring is successfully placed, initiate the retraction to it’s original position.

Make sure the top and the bottom are aligned properly.

Slowly press the top and the bottom of the leash until it returns to its initial position.

Step 6

Finish by screwing the 0.5 cm screws in their original position.

Finish by screwing the 0.5 cm screws in their original position.

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Andrew Storeck - Aug 13, 2022

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