How do you reload the rubber band ? My son took it off when I wasn't watching and I can't get it back with enough tension to make it work.
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I will have to check with son to see if he can answer the question. They live in Colorado and this was a gift that was shipped to our grandson. Will get back to you as soon as I hear back from them .
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Once on the point and three times around the "double" end ( the side with two points)
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My son sent a picture of how the rubber band should look but I can't download the picture, sorry. I would say his picture looks like the band would goes around the two gray hooks and then twice around the orange hook. Hopefully the second person helped you with their explanation.
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Play with the red widget on the back of it...it pops out eventually ...its like a push in and down motion
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I've had no problem just pulling the rubber tip off -- I've had to do it twice since the first inch wasn't enough. If it just won't come off, then I suggest you send it back for exchange, or money back.
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Just make the band a lil damp (very lil with water, almost like sweat) than put in on and hold the heart rate button on the watch, should pick it up....if it doesn't try walking with it and holding the button down.
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Yes...actually it really is. We tried to tightened it up with a rubber band but it didn't work. I don't use it at all any more. A waste of $20.
901806
Funny, you probably superglued it on (like me), since it comes off so easily! Lock down the clamp on the post, and on the head, then rip the bugger off!
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Normally I would click "i dont know" as I do nit know if there is a factory replacement but... Try an office quality rubberband and double it over (perhaps 2x) to make it work. I broke a band on a shoot amd had to do this. Worked great.
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I would try an o-ring (same diameter as the old one) from Home Depot or Lowes. Probably the most cost effective place to purchase replacement "rubber bands." Good luck.
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Get someone stronger to twist it. Use some of those jar gripper things. Keep saying bad words to it until it loosens up. ? ;)
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Jessica, the same thing happened to me yesterday. My husband finally managed to get it back on but it took a while and it wasn't easy. Mostly he was afraid of breaking it. Good luck!
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I had no luck with it...I would suggest an alternate solution. I wrapped the rail in a thick towel and made ties out of strips of cloth - a superior solution in all respects. (Not least of which is that I don't like my baby sucking/chewing on that gummy rubber....I know where my towels have been! :) ) Worth mentioning that it was a bit too small for my rail too....not sure how you'd know this in advance....see my full review for more thoughts.
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Hey Jasonwe had the same problem here... I even had both my sons try and even they couldn't make it levitatesend it back ..:)
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I was totally unsuccessful in repairing the thing. I could reassemble it but the sections would not tighten into each other. So the stick collapses. If you can figure out how, please let me know - if I haven't thrown it out yet.
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Something I do is cut the water off and squirt the water out of the hose to relieve water pressure prior to returning hose into unit. I have 2 also and only one seems not to retract like it should and I believe there's a way to take it apart and make spring tension tighter. I've thought about doing that; but continue messing with it until the hose finally retracts which it always eventually does!
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I agree with dgminer; you have to snap it into place. It felt like I was forcing it, and then I gave it a little more elbow grease and it snapped on. You might to rotate it slowly as you try to snap it on.
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Hold it on either end and twist it back on itself. It's tricky, but keep trying and it will go.
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it sounds like the grip on it came undone in which case you need to take it apart and re-align the squishy rubber piece lol dont know what it is called but is pretty simple.