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| [title] Assess the damage | |
| [* black] Locate the damaged cord lock and take note of: | |
| [* black] ***Type *** - The style of of cord lock and how many holes it has | |
| [* black] ***Drawcord*** - How the drawcord threads through the cord lock and how the drawcord ends (end cap, knot, stitching) | |
| [* black] ***Other Pieces*** - If the cord lock and drawcord are used in conjunction with any other pieces such as a rubber pull tab or plastic disc | |
| [* black] If the cord lock is missing and it isn't clear how it was originally placed, see Step 7 for tips. | |
| - | [* icon_note] Check the other cord locks along that same drawcord. It |
| + | [* icon_note] Check the other cord locks along that same drawcord. It's best practice to replace all damaged cord locks at the same time. |