How do you fix Bakugan?

Answer 1

Well, honey, fixing Bakugan is as easy as pie. Just pop those little buggers back into their ball form and make sure they're not all wonky. If they're really acting up, give 'em a good ol' smack on the back and they should be good to go. Just remember, a little tough love goes a long way with those critters.

Answer 2

Oh, it looks like your Bakugan needs some love! First, gently check for any loose parts or pieces that may need to be reattached. Then, a little bit of glue or tape can work wonders to help mend any broken parts. Remember, it's all about patience and care when fixing your Bakugan - just like creating a happy little masterpiece on canvas!

Answer 3

Oh, dude, fixing Bakugan is like, super easy. You just need to gently push any loose parts back into place, maybe add a little glue if something's really broken. And if all else fails, you can always just buy a new one - problem solved!

Answer 4

Depending on your definition of jammed it can vary.

I recently had my son bring one home that he got from a friend. I could soon see why he got it. It wouldn't open without being manually popped open.

I checked what I could see, gave the spring on the tail an extra loop, and still no dice.

In looking at the screws (used on most import toys that you're NOT meant to open) I realize I have a driver at work to open it up. The screws are known as Triangle Recess Screws. You can do a search for Triangle Power Bits (power as they fit a drill or interchange screwdriver). As to the specific size, I'm not entirely sure as I haven't ordered the bits yet.

I open the bakugan and realize the latch mechanism is no more than a very simple lever on a very tiny spring, with a magnet on the bottom.

In taking it apart there was a pebble (for lack of a better term, closer to a crumb in size) of metal on the magnet not letting the latch go all the way down.

I removed the junk metal off the magnet and pushed the magnet until it was fully seated in the lever, and figured out how the little spring went back and put the top back on and screwed it down.

So for the moment of truth I slipped a metal business card under the table cloth and gave it a roll. BAM. He popped right open.

I didn't do anything drastic, I figure by removing the junk on the magnet, and seating the magnet until it stopped, I gave the latch probably 2mm of travel thus allowing it to cleanly open without getting stuck.

It's not a matter of lube, it's a matter of travel. The farther that switch can get down (or wider it can open) the more likely the springs are to pop the toy open. PS, I was original writer as anon, and then changed it for clarity.

Answer 5

define won't open. Have you tried placing it on a metal surface to activate the magnet? try prying the section that is stuck open while it is on a metal surface or magnitized. You should be able to open it with your finger nail unless it is jammed.

Answer 6

you might have to get a new one because sometimes there is just no way to fix it. sorry

Answer 7

Find some screws. Try to screw the Bakugan back together. It will look brand new after that.

Answer 8

It depends. What bakugan are you talking about?

Answer 9

I fixed mines by throwing it medium. After i picked it up and i closed it and it actually closed.

Answer 10

just fix it!