Huntington GA41PS-RDS Acoustic Guitar String Replacement
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Last updated on May 3, 2022
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓If for any reason your Huntington GA41PS-RDS acoustic guitar string is broken, use this guide to replace it. The guide will teach you to replace any number of strings. Be careful when handling the strings, the pointed end if poked by can cause bleeding. Before using this guide identify all the strings that need to be replaced.
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Place your guitar on a flat surface where you can easily identify the broken string.
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Rotate the guitar pegs counter clockwise to loosen the broken string, until it can be removed by hand.
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Remove the bridge pin located at the lower end of the guitar.
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Remove the other end of the broken string carefully. Keep the bridge pin removed.
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Take the ball end of the new string and insert it into the bridge hole.
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Insert the bridge pin back into the hole. Pull the rest of the string slightly to make sure it is tight.
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Take the pointed end of the string and insert it into the string post.
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Allow excess string to pass through. Tug on the string and make sure the string is parallel to the fret board.
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Make one loop around the string post with the excess string.
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Rotate the tuning peg clockwise to tighten the string.
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Trim the excess string with the pliers. Make sure to cut close to the string post so it does not stick out.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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