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Introduction |
| If the power supply of your hair dryer is noticeably damaged, or no longer providing power to your hair dryer, than use this guide to replace the power supply. | | | A damaged power supply can cause the hair dryer to stop working all together. It will not turn on when plugged into an outlet. Plug the hairdryer into a few different outlets to make sure that it is the power supply that is damaged, and not the power outlet that you are using. | | | In step 8, you are required to isolate the button switchboard after disassembling the hair dryer. There is a small component connected to the power cord, where the wires will need to be de-soldered using a wick and soldering iron. | | | Before starting this project, make sure the blow dryer is unplugged, and away from any wet surfaces. |
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