Help! Son destroyed cuttlebug

[Lisa G.]

When I wasn't paying close enough attention, my three year old pushed some thinlets and hardware into my cuttlebug. Is there a way to take it apart and actually get it back together? I see screws, but I'm afraid to dismantle it. Not that it matters -- it doesn't work. (Tried shaking them out; no luck.)

[southgirl]

I have no idea...but wait till Monday and call their service line, perhaps they can advise you?

[lovinpaper]

My hubby took mine apart and fixed it. He said it is very well made. It wasn't working, so I had nothing to lose. He took the screws out, got it apart, then was able to put it back together. Since it is not working, you have nothing to lose, unless it is under warranty.

[shazsilverwolf]

This is just me, but I'd take the view that I can't make it any more broken, only have a chance of fixing it. I'd take it apart and see if its repairable. Agree with lovinpaper though- is it still under warranty? If so, don't take it apart! lol.

[iamvics]

Take pictures as you remove parts so you have a reference when putting it back together.

[ailhelen]

Good idea, take pictures. Nothing worse than having a spare part after you have put it all back together again. Mmmmm now what does this do?

[RiverIsis]

And if you are a scrapper you can always scrap about the experience! Sending good vibes that it all works out!

[Lisa G.]

Thanks all, I needed the support to gear up to disassemble it.

[Denverkat276]

Do it!! Do it!! Do it!! lol Sorry, I couldn't resist.

I agree with everyone else, you don't have anything to lose. My son in law will take apart anything and everything for me to fix it. 98% of the time he works it for me.