Noisy Percussion Massager Repair
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓To fix the noisy handheld muscle massager, all you need to do is tighten the loose screw that drives the massage head. This can be done using standard screwdrivers and thread lock.
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Thread lock can be found at any hardware store.
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Twist counter-clockwise very snug. It only moves about 1/4 of an inch - the second picture shows the slide lock slots.
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There are two rubber plugs covering the screws that you need to get out… Not hard.
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Case opens pretty easy but you can see there are two tabs toward the back of the case … if it sticks, a simple pinch might help you open it up.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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9 Guide Comments
Where can I buy a gasket, for the Recovery Pro massager, that is worn out? Thank you.
RecoveryPRO Support https://recoverypro.com.au/products/rp2-...
I have model 11mg0811 it has no screws on the sides and I it will not twist off ,when it's on it makes a lot of noise,I don't want to return it to COSTCO IS THERE SOMEWHERE I CAN TAKE IT,
