What should I do if the suitcase zipper is broken?

People usually go to many places, such as going out for work or traveling, and a suitcase is indispensable in the process. Most suitcases have zippers, and zippers are crucial to the use of suitcases, so the zippers must be protected at ordinary times, such as using them correctly, not allowing the zippers to be overstressed, etc. But even so, it is often the case that the suitcase zipper is broken. How to solve this problem?

What should I do if the suitcase zipper is broken?

Usually, in a suitcase with a zipper, during use, the items placed in the suitcase seriously exceed the height that the suitcase can bear. The items are packed into the suitcase in a squeezed state. When the suitcase is closed and the zipper is zipped up, the zipper is stretched open. The zipper of the suitcase will be easily damaged if it is used in this way frequently.

1. The zipper does not open and close smoothly

The problem is that the zipper is overloaded and cannot be pulled smoothly. This problem is often seen. Using candle or pencil powder and applying it on the zipper to increase the lubrication of the zipper can basically solve the problem.

2. Zipper teeth are missing

If the zipper teeth are missing, you can fix it yourself if only a small part is missing. Prepare staplers and pliers, make the staplers into the same shape as the teeth, and place them on the zipper to fix them. (Note: If the zipper teeth are missing too much, this method is not suitable for use.)

3. Replace the luggage zipper

The zippers on suitcases are usually sewn very quietly, and the seams of the zippers are hidden inside the interior fabric of the luggage, so it is quite troublesome to replace the trolley on the suitcase. You can go to a zipper repair shop to replace it.

From the above methods of repairing suitcase zippers, we can see that when using a suitcase, try not to put objects that exceed the height of the suitcase. This may easily cause the zipper to be overly tight when the suitcase is closed, which may easily cause damage to the zipper.