Repairing Gorilla table (1 Viewer)

[minedelta]

Anyone know where to start before I dive into this project or even share pictures of the wire that goes into this?

This is how the bottom looks.

Update: I figured it out wasn't as a huge undertaking as I thought it would be.

 

[louBdub]

I’d just jump on Amazon and do my own thing from there my man.

 

[wickedwonka121]

 

[louBdub]

If you didn’t look at that GIF and say WEIRD SCIENCE in the proper music tone…

I don’t like you.

 

[Taghkanic]

I think it depends a lot on which Gorilla table it is, and how old it is. My impression is that the rail on some models are pretty easy to detach so you can access the guts of it, while others are a bigger production.

 

[minedelta]

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[Taghkanic]

I would look carefully at the construction. There are no doubt some bolts (possibly even those in one of your pictures above) holding the sections together.

I would be surprised if Gorilla wouldn’t give some guidance over the phone.

If you try to disassemble anything, make sure to take pictures of everything before you start taking it apart, and of each step along the way. I do this all the time with machinery to make sure I can put things back together.

 

[iLogik]

Remember if you finish and there is 1/2 extra screws, they prob just extras provided by the manufacturer in case you loose 1
- professional ikea buyer…

 

[upNdown]

I would be surprised if Gorilla wouldn’t give some guidance over the phone.

Right?
Give these people a call. I’ve dealt with them directly. They’re good people.

 

[minedelta]

Okay the LEDs and USBs will be easy

 

[LowerBama1714]

If you didn’t look at that GIF and say WEIRD SCIENCE in the proper music tone…

I don’t like you.

I’m craving popcorn, now.

 

[minedelta]

Okay this is going way easier than a deckmate.... =\ Thought it was going to be more complicated