Curling Iron Replacement Springs
Curling Irons are notorious for torsion spring breakage. The spring experiences metal fatigue due to the constant bending and flexing of the metal which causes it to break over time. The springs are not easy to find and most manufactures do not carry replacements. At this time we carry five kinds of replacement springs as shown below.
Curling Iron Replacement Spring Parts 1001
Curling Iron Replacement Spring Parts 1002
Curling Iron Replacement PSpring arts 1003
Curling Iron Replacement Spring Parts 1004
Curling Iron Replacement Spring Parts 1005
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Curling Iron Replacement Springs for:
BaByliss | Barbar | CHI | Conair | FHI | Gold N Hot | Helen of Troy Hot Tools | Infrashine | Isinis | Jilbere de Paris | Pro Touch Select | Rusk | Solano
We are not responsible for damage to your curling iron or injury to yourself by purchasing our springs or following our spring replacement instructions.
Measure and match your spring to the photos of our replacement springs. When you order your spring be sure to order backup springs. The springs that come with a roller ball work the best and gives the curling iron handle the correct stiffness. Springs 1001, 1002, 1004 and 1005 should fit the same curling irons. 1. Unplug the curling iron. 2. Remove the curling iron stand. 3. Remove the side screws from the curling iron handle with a screwdriver. 4. Remove the broken spring by loosening or removing the screw holding the clip. 5. Install the new replacement spring. You will have to squeeze the spring's two wires together to fit into the clip and screw in the screw. 6. Re-attach the handle to the barrel and install the side screws. The handle will feel stiff when attaching; this is normal. 7. Re-attach the stand.

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