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A LEGO can last between 100 and 1,300 years and many end up in landfills. This guide is helpful in learning how to repair warped LEGO baseplates instead of replacing them. Over time and through heavy use and/or incorrect storage, LEGO baseplates will often warp, preventing bricks from fitting correctly. Through this guide, LEGO owners will learn the process of restoring their LEGO baseplate pieces to full-functionality.
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Grab a pot large enough to place the LEGO baseplate in.
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Fill the pot full of tap water, enough to submerge the baseplate completely.
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Place the pot of water on a stove.
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Turn the stove burner on to medium heat.
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Heat the water to approximately 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Use a thermometer to ensure proper heat.
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Place the LEGO baseplate in the pot of heated water for 5-7 minutes.
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Turn the stove off and remove the baseplate from the water.
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Dry the LEGO baseplate using a paper towel.
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Quickly sandwich the baseplate between two flat baking pans while the baseplate is still warm.
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Place two plastic clamps over the two pans to evenly apply firm pressure against the baseplate.
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Leave the LEGO baseplate in between the pressure of the baking pans for at least 5 hours.
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If your LEGO baseplate is still warped after the 5 hours of sitting in between the clamps, repeat process and leave the LEGO baseplate in between clamps for an additional 5 hours.
If your LEGO baseplate is still warped after the 5 hours of sitting in between the clamps, repeat process and leave the LEGO baseplate in between clamps for an additional 5 hours.
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100 degrees doesn't seem hot enough.
