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Rossignol fks din frozen?

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anxju
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my shop just informed me that the din's on my used fks are cranked all the way up and wont move... anyone ever have this problem? i havent been around them in person so i dunno what the deal is with them. i know fks can be wacky sometimes, any FKexperts out there?
Nov 16 2010 12:14PM
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BlackcountryBill
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They won't wind down?

Mine took a fair amount of effort to turn...
Nov 16 2010 12:36PM
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.jon
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let's just say they take about 5 times as much force to change than your typical PX series bindings. I broke a screwdriver in half while adjusting mine so you might just need some more brute force
Nov 16 2010 1:20PM
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Rockhound
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yeah, the toes are stupid hard to turn, i might have to take mine in because i'm afraid of stripping the screw
Nov 16 2010 1:28PM
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Tucks
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I dont know if this makes a difference but is your boot clipped in because I am pretty sure that is how you are supposed to change the heal din.
Nov 16 2010 3:57PM
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Justo8484
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you don't have to have your boot in place to set the heel DIN, you have to rotate the heel 90° or so to set the forward pressure before you put a boot in though.

and in my experience, using a flathead screwdriver, but turning it sideways, if that makes sense, gives you the most contact with the DIN adjustment, and generally removes the risk of stripping things or chewing up your bindings too badly. like instead of 'inserting' the screwdriver into the screw like you would normally, you hold it perpendicular to the screw.
Nov 16 2010 4:47PM
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zerospinskier
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This is what I do with the toe piece. A nice large screwdriver gives plenty of leverage and you will never strip it.
Nov 16 2010 4:51PM
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anxju
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okay thanks guys!
Nov 16 2010 7:19PM
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Chompo.
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Yeah i bought used sth 16's that were turned up way high and they were a pain in the ass to turn down.
Nov 16 2010 9:27PM
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