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How to Fix the Spring in a Flexi Leash

### How to Fix the Spring in a Flexi Leash

Flexi leashes are a popular choice for dog owners because they offer convenience, safety, and comfort for both dogs and their owners. However, the spring mechanism in a Flexi leash can sometimes break, making the leash unusable. If your Flexi leash spring is broken, don't despair - you can fix it yourself with a few simple tools and materials.

Step 1: Gather your materials.

You will need:

- A Phillips head screwdriver

- A flat head screwdriver

- A pair of pliers

- A new Flexi leash spring (available online or at most pet stores)

Step 2: Disassemble the Flexi leash.

1. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the four screws holding the Flexi leash together.

2. Gently pry open the two halves of the Flexi leash with the flat head screwdriver.

3. Locate the spring inside the Flexi leash. It is a small, metal coil that is attached to the leash cord with a plastic clip.

Step 3: Remove the broken spring.

Use the pliers to gently remove the plastic clip that attaches the spring to the leash cord. Be careful not to damage the leash cord or the plastic clip.

Once you have removed the broken spring, it's time to install the new spring.

Step 4: Install the new spring.

1. Attach the new spring to the leash cord with the plastic clip. Make sure that the spring is securely attached.

2. Reassemble the Flexi leash by snapping the two halves together and replacing the four screws.

Step 5: Test the Flexi leash.

Once you have reassembled the Flexi leash, test it by pulling on the leash cord. The spring should retract the leash smoothly and evenly.

If everything works properly, you can now start using your Flexi leash again!

Tips:

* If you are having difficulty removing the broken spring, you can use a small amount of WD-40 to loosen it.

* Be careful not to damage the leash cord or the plastic clip when you are removing the broken spring or installing the new spring.

* If you are not comfortable repairing the Flexi leash yourself, you can take it to a pet store or a repair shop.

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