>>9688534>Are broken furbies hard to repair?Depends what's wrong but usually it's
>dead speaker>motor needs to be spun up manually>sync screw needs tightening/loosening>battery corrosion>me sleep again syndromeAll of these are relatively easy to fix or work around. There are also other rarer easy fixes. The only hard fixes I've encountered are
>extremely loud gears>no boot even with manual motor spinningI assume you could fix loud gears with lubricant of some sort but I've never done it. And once in a while I'll encounter a Furby that seems fine but won't boot even with help. I usually just strip these for parts.
>how do I find fully working furbies?Mostly just look for tested ones. If untested though try to avoid ones with JT on the bottom right of their battery cover as these are more prone to issues
