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I have the same problem. I did manage to release one side of the toy bar (left side when looking from front) by pressing very firmly on the red plastic tab that's visible underneath, using a metal tool. But on the other side of the bar, the holding tab is hidden by a white plastic cover, which itself is held by 4 white plastic tabs that I couldn't release.

Slide the metal bar sideways out from its little nook, then wiggle the bar out of the numbered fabric strip. You can move the bar up into the numbers 2 or 3 to shorten it. The metal bar can be hard to move, so if it's feeling stiff you might need a small wrench to clamp on and move it.

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Fisher Price cash registerI am assuming that you have removed the base to unjam the drawer, and a brown plastic lever fell out of the white assembly inside and you can't work out how to put it all back so it works. It took me three days to figure it out.On the inside of the base is a long coiled spring. First hook this back over the end of the central drawer runner. Have a ruler or similar flat item handy to release it later.Take the body of the cash register and insert the narrow end of the brown plastic lever through the white plastic assembly, until it engages with the handle mechanism. You will then feel resistance when turning the handle. There is a flat metal strip in the middle of the assembly. On the side of the brown lever is a small projecting peg. Put this behind the metal strip. Put the thicker end of the lever through the rectangular gap in the white assembly.Place the drawer into the body of the cash register so that the back of it engages with the V shaped notch on the plastic lever.Hold the drawer and body together with one hand and carefully lower them on to the base. While there is still a small gap under the drawer, insert the ruler to release the coiled spring. This will engage with the projection under the drawer.Push everything together and replace the screws. Job done!

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Hi jaque, It will depend on whether you have two spare input ports

It's probably just an AV cable able to be purchased online at Amazon.com

Hello,
We just had the same problem in our nearly 10 yr old popper. We opened it up and the black "stick" had broken in two pieces. We cut a section of wire coat hanger to the exact length to replace the "stick". The new coat hanger goes through the tear drop shaped hole in the yellow plate (the popping part). It sits loosely in the white guides. It sort of seems like it will fall out but doesn't once you have it back together.
Hope that helps

Not so sure that this is the manual. The name of the device is critical in Mattel. So look at this and let us know. http://www.fisher-price.com/content/v4/au/icanplaypiano/doc/J7522-UserManual.pdf

Dis-assembly is not practical, as the parts are pressed on at the factory and chances of your putting it back together are slim. If you want to know how to put it away for storage here is a video that will help.

need to plug it and charge it but can not find the plug