Introduction

Oh no, the arm of your glasses broke!

If you wear standard-hinge eyeglasses (chances are you probably do), this guide can help. Using only a screwdriver and a replacement arm that can be purchased online or in optical stores, you can get back to seeing in no time!

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    • Remove the screw holding the broken arm by turning it counterclockwise.

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    • Carefully set the screw aside and discard the broken arm.

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    • Thoroughly clean the screw and the connecting hinge using the cleaning cloth to remove any dirt or buildup.

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    • Align the joints of the new arm with the joint connected to the frame.

    • The frame joint should be in between the two joints of the arm.

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    • Insert the screw in the hinge and lightly tighten by turning the screw clockwise.

    • Make sure all parts are aligned and that the new arm is not angled.

    • You may want to put the glasses on to make sure the arm is positioned properly.

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    • Once aligned, fully tighten the screw.

    • You may need to make adjustments to the tightness of the arm. Tighten (turn clockwise) or loosen (turn counterclockwise) the screw until you have a comfortable fit.

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