Introduction
If your Oster 3905 cord isn’t retracting like the yo-yo you secretly still use, it may be time to replace it. While this replacement guide is pretty straight forward - watch out! There is a nasty little spring that will try to pop out and blind you.
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Forcefully pull the slot lever away from the toaster by keeping parallel to the table.
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Place the toaster upside down so the bottom is facing the ceiling.
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Take off both rubber feet using a small metal spudger.
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Wedge a spudger under the feet and pull up to pop off.
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Use a PH#2 screw bit to remove eight 12mm screws that are located around the perimeter.
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Grab the outer shell firmly and pull up towards the face of the toaster.
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For this part, you might need to wiggle the toaster to get the outer shell off.
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Use a J1 screw bit to unscrew eight 8mm screws from the motherboard.
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Rotate the toaster so that the back is facing towards you.
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Use the PH#1 bit to remove one 8mm screw located above the wire on the casing.
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Then use the same screw bit to remove two 10mm screws found at the bottom.
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Using the metal spudger, pry next to the black clip found at the base of the toaster and the casing.
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Push down to separate the casing from the toaster.
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Gently tilt the casing towards the toaster as you pull up from the base.
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Use the PH#1 bit to remove the three 8mm screws located on the back side of the casing.
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Carefully remove the spool keeping your fingers on either side of the casing.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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