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Real Name: Andre
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14060m Bracelet removal/re-attachment...
I am embarrassed to ask this question, but here goes:
Removing the bracelet seems easy enough; toothpick/paperclip to depress the springbar through the lug holes. This I understand. But what does one use to put the springbar back in? ![]() Sorry for the elementary question, but I couldn't find anything using search... at least I didn't see anything. Thanks.
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Join Date: May 2007
Real Name: Larry
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Getting it back in is pretty easy..
Slip one side of the spring bar in, then depress the other end with a popsicle stick or small screwdriver if you have the sides taped.. Once the pin is between the lugs you can move it around a bit until it clicks in place.. ![]()
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Real Name: Andre
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Thank you. I figured as such, but thought I would ask.
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