CHI Original Circuit Board Replacement
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crwdns2942287:0crwdne2942287:0This guide will show you the steps necessary to deconstruct and replace the circuit board for this part.
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Insert a nylon or metal spudger under the plastic CHI spring covers. Pry them up to pop them off. Do this for each side.
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Remove the .53" long screw from the hinge pin.
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You should only have to remove the back two screws and not any screws near the switch.
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Separate the two halves of the CHI Original.
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Remove the spring pin with a pair of pliers or tweezers.
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Remove the spring.
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Remove (2) .31" Phillips head screws from back cover.
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Remove cover.
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Gently pull upwards on the connection point and disconnect the power cord.
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Remove the (2) .27" Phillips head screws on each half of the CHI Original.
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Remove (2) .15" Phillips screws from the circuit board.
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Desolder all points of contact between the circuit board and wires on the ceramic heating elements.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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I used most of this guide through step 10 after dropping this in water; I didn't take out the power cord. I left the partially disassembled straightener in a container with desiccant overnight to remove the moisture. There was some corrosion on the switch that prevented the device from turning off that I cleaned up with isopropyl alcohol . I confirmed the switch behavior before and after cleaning with a multimeter to check continuity. On my device, the contact closest to the heating element was supposed to be disconnected from the other two contacts when off; when on, they were all showing contact. Before cleaning, there was continuity between all contacts. Thanks for the guide.
Where do I find a new power cord?
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