简介
This guide illustrates common problems you may experience with the plastic tooth zippers in your life, and provides general information on how to best repair the zipper.If you’re not sure what type of zipper you have, check out our Zipper Identification Tool.
For replacement parts or further assistance, contact Patagonia Customer Service.
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Before we get started, let's identify the basic parts of a plastic tooth zipper:
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Slider
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Pull
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Stop
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Box
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Teeth
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Zipper Tape
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This zipper is missing the zipper box at the bottom of the zipper.
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This zipper cannot be repaired and needs to be replaced.
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This zipper is missing the zipper stop at the top of the zipper.
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Provided there is enough of the fabric around the zipper, which has been clipped in this image for visibility, you can simply replace the stop as shown in our slider replacement guide.
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5条评论
What if there's no reason other than one side of the slider came off?
What about if the zipper zips up but the teeth do not keep closed. I.e. zip up the jacket, part of the teeth stay interlocked but from one point on the teeth become undone and do not lock.
Juan Umana - 回复
That's an issue with the zipper slider itself and I have experience fixing it. It's difficult to maneuver the tool because of fabric in the way and it's in a generally awkward spot but possible. Take needle pliers and squeeze down *a little bit* on the back of the zipper slider itself. Doesn't need too much of an adjustment, so squeeze a little and check, and squeeze a little and check. It's the small end of the zipper slider.
Malm -
I have the same problem as Juan Umana: one tooth at the bottom (beginning) of the zipper is broken off, so the teeth won’t mesh properly and the zipper teeth stay apart. Ideas welcome.
Robin Cunningham
