CHI Spin N Curl Rotating Curler Motherboard Replacement

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CHI Spin N Curl Rotating Curler Motherboard Replacement

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

Time Required

30 - 45 minutes

Introduction

Creating waves and curls in your hair is difficult and tiresome with normal products. The CHI Spin N Curl Rotating Curler makes creating waves and curls easy and efficient. If your curler no longer works it is worth the time to save money and repair it from home with just a few easy steps. This step by step process shows how to repair a CHI Spin N Curl Curler that no longer turns on. This is a safe and easy process that requires a replacement of the device's motherboard. These easy steps don’t require any advanced knowledge of electronics and include pictures to help guide along the way.

Before beginning this repair, be sure that your curler is unplugged from the power outlet and has cooled off it was used recently.

Tools

Step 1

Use a metal spudger to pry off the silver, shiny trim.

Step 2

Remove inner black housing of the CHI Spin N Curl using the metal spudger to pop it out.

Step 3

Use a 2 mm flathead to remove the two screws.

Step 4

Use a metal spudger to pry open the seams of the device.

Step 5

Toward the bottom of the device, grab the swivel power cord.
Gently pull the power cord to detach it from the CHI Spin N Curl
Replace the faulty cord when the original cord has been removed.

Step 6

Use a metal spudger to pry off the silver, shiny trim.

Step 7

Remove inner black housing of the CHI Spin N Curl using the metal spudger to pop it out.

Step 8

Use a 2 mm flathead to remove the two screws.

Step 9

Use a metal spudger to pry open the seams of the device.

Step 10

Toward the bottom of the device, grab the swivel power cord.
Gently pull the power cord to detach it from the CHI Spin N Curl
Replace the faulty cord when the original cord has been removed.

Step 11

Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the screws holding the barrel in.

Step 12

Remove the screws using Phillips #00 screwdriver and take off the components.
Once all screws are removed, take out the barrel accessing the motherboard underneath.