BrokenBones
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the back part of my bindings is lose, anyone know how to tighten it without messing up my binding?
Anybody know how to adjust look p10 bindings?
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BrokenBones
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but where? i can't find any screws in the back besides the din setting
Using a #3 posidrive or phillips screwdriver, unscrew your forward pressure screw until you can slide your heel piece off the back of the rail. Don't confuse this with the screw for adjusting DIN.
Make sure that the plate is securely screwed in to your ski. If it isn't then bring it to a shop. You shouldn't simply tighten the screws yourself as it will break the glue's seal. New glue should be put in everytime the binding screws are tightened.
If the plate is fine, then put your heel piece back in. Adjust the forward pressure by putting your boot into the binding. If the screw head is sticking out the back, then screw it in until it's flush with the body of the binding. It has to be flush at the bottom of the little cutout, not the face of the binding body. Check it a few times by removing your boot and putting it back into the binding. After a few times, the forward pressure screw should still be at the same position, flush with the bottom of the cutout.
That should be it!
Make sure that the plate is securely screwed in to your ski. If it isn't then bring it to a shop. You shouldn't simply tighten the screws yourself as it will break the glue's seal. New glue should be put in everytime the binding screws are tightened.
If the plate is fine, then put your heel piece back in. Adjust the forward pressure by putting your boot into the binding. If the screw head is sticking out the back, then screw it in until it's flush with the body of the binding. It has to be flush at the bottom of the little cutout, not the face of the binding body. Check it a few times by removing your boot and putting it back into the binding. After a few times, the forward pressure screw should still be at the same position, flush with the bottom of the cutout.
That should be it!
ok, i'm going out on a limb here.... but if you don't know how to do something as simple as that to your bindings, you have business adjusting them at all. As someone said, go to a local shop and don't be a dickbag to the employees. 9/10 times I don't charge for something simple like that, and you will have to wait like 5 minutes.
grant
grant
BrokenBones
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its not that i've never adjusted bindings before, just not these. I ended up figuring it out on my own anyways. Thanks to all those who gave me some pointers