Conair Infiniti Pro Model 259NP Hot/Cold Button Replacement
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Last updated on Jun 10, 2014
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓For sticky cold/hold buttons, you may only need to clean the button. This guide will show you how to fully remove and replace the button.
Note: This guide requires soldering skills. If you don't know how to solder or want to brush up on your skills check out this handy tutorial.
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Hold the hair dryer by the handle so that the back panel faces up.
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Starting from where the cord attaches to the handle, pull apart the two plastic panels.
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Continue separating the back panel, working along the seam.
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With moderate force, completely remove the back panel from the hair dryer.
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Hold the hair dryer by the nozzle so that the handle points to the left.
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Remove the two 1-inch Phillips #2 screws from the back of the fan motor.
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Pull on the back of the fan motor to gently lift the motor out of the hair dryer.
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Lift the attached electrical wiring and heat shield completely out of the hair dryer.
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Hold the electrical switches so that the wires are facing upwards.
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Focus on the middle of the three buttons.
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Desolder the button at the circled locations.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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