My husband took my Kyocera apart to use an electric drill and didn't do it right. How do I put it back together? Help!
1789881
From bottom to top: sprocket > twist on "L" shaped guide with the long tab face down onto the sprocket (w/ approx. ¼" space) > handle > screw on top knob. Hope this helps ...
1789882
From bottom to top: sprocket &gt; twist on "L" shaped guide with the long tab face down onto the sprocket (w/ approx. " space) &gt; handle &gt; screw on top knob. Hope this helps ...
810011
I had no instructions. I uses some scrap wood and adjusted the drill setting until I had what I wanted. You may be able to find some information from the manufacturer on line.
1893953
I use the handle of a fork (or something thin and flat) to gently pry it apart at the bottom where you would normally plug the phone in...then carefully separate the top from the bottom. My daughters top section cracked when she took it off one time so I always do so carefully.
549283
Send the knife to Kyocera and they will replace the knife for free. There is a lifetime guarantee. I did this, with no problems.
2208893
I took my phone to the mall. One of the guys who runs a kiosk looked all through his many covers. He found three that fit but none of them had a space for the charger. It was $14 I took it home and used my soldering iron to cut a hole in the plastic. ( A hot nail would have worked.) A little sanding and it is perfect.
1241361
I think you should fold it down flat, press down on the edges while turning counter clockwise and it should come apart. It may take a few tries to get it back together, but be patient. Good luck!
976017
Like I said before, I would recommend a drill. It was really difficult when I tried using a screw driver at first. You don't need anything fancy, though. Mine was just a little chargeable mini drill.
1060634
I got the same thing at first just turned it wasn't snapped all the way down into the cradle. Pull it out and snap it back in once.
1223875
I had the same problem. I just bought Bluetooth headphones. But I would try a drill. Just bore the hole a hair bigger until it fits. With it off the phone off coarse.
313148
I put the male side of the cord though one of the holes that has the second small hole on each side and kind of "clipped" it there. If it wouldn't stay then I would hold that end of the cord there and just start winding it around. Hope that helps.
852706
well, had similar thing, step one make sure all your phones are fully charged before trying to connect them to the base unit; step two if that does not work I just disconnected every unit and started from scratch. If that doesn't work time to call Motorola Support Help Line. Cheers.
2053964
If I remember right, you had to open the battery door thingy and there was a piece of plastic that you needed to pull out. I could be wrong though. Otherwise maybe try pressing the reset button? Just an idea.
1175367
I'm not sure what you're up against, but.... I'd just take it all apart and start over again.There should be either a screw or a clip, or it's held together with friction. If it's not working you need a new switch? Or do you just have it wired wrong?There is a screw on the back of it..? be sure the power's off!bucky in tucson
1513913
after you remove the screws on the right hand side, you made need a flat head to pry the plastic apart, just go easy and maybe cover screwdriver with a piece of electrical tape.
1243078
I just reheated the glue. But the phone didn't work after I put everything back together.
549281
I used Kyocera sharpener to remove small chips from my knife. As far as I know big chips can not be repaired.
1593763
I am not sure how to take it apart as I did not keep it around long. After the recall on this model, I got rid of it.