Broken back massage jet unable to purchase locally

for your Thumper Mini Pro 2:

1. Contact Thumper customer support: Thumper is the manufacturer of the Mini Pro 2, so they may be able to provide you with a compatible replacement control board. When contacting Thumper, provide them with as much information as possible about the broken control board, including any part numbers or identifying markings on the board.
2. Check for compatible parts: If you're unable to order a replacement control board directly from Thumper, you can try to find a compatible part from another source. Start by identifying the specific model of the control board and any compatible part numbers. You can then search for these parts on electronics retailer websites or in local electronics stores.
3. Order from an online retailer: If you're unable to find a replacement control board locally, you may be able to order one online from an electronics retailer that ships to Vietnam. Be sure to check that the retailer ships to Vietnam and that the part is compatible with your Mini Pro 2 before placing an order.
4. Find a local repair shop: If you're not comfortable replacing the control board yourself, you can try to find a local repair shop in Vietnam that can assist you. Look for shops that specialize in electronics repair or that have experience repairing massage devices. Bring the broken Mini Pro 2 and control board with you to the repair shop so that they can diagnose the problem and order any necessary replacement parts.

When ordering replacement parts for your Thumper Mini Pro 2, be sure to double-check the compatibility of the parts before purchasing.You can check the link below if the above do not help

It's advised that actually attempting a fix on a wireless antenna is uneconmical and it would prove cheaper to just purchase a new screw on antenna from your local ocmputer or electronics store.

It is dangerous to get a massage directly on the area where you have a broken bone because it can cause extreme pain and discomfort, and can sometimes re-break the bone. It can be helpful to massage the area surrounding the bone in order to help bring more blood to the area, but a massage directly on the area should be avoided. If you know your massage chair very well and you can set it to stay only in the area near the broken bone, then it is okay. If not, then a manual massage from a massage therapist is safer because you can tell him/her the area to stay away from

The touch-screen actually may be broken.You might have a bug in the firmware, to test this you can do a factory restore/reset.

There's one available from amazon at http://www.amazon.co.uk/HoMedics-PA-100H-Adjustable-Percussion-Massager/dp/B002ICATXG%3FSubscriptionId%3D0R0SXW01HC3H2BH7NDG2%26tag%3Dbodymassagers-21%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB002ICATXG
Sorry it's not in NZ but at least it's online. If you search for it on www.google.com from NZ it will probably bring up local suppliers out there.

A good number of stores sell replacement wheels for rolling chairs. You could try any store that sells rolling chairs actually. Bring the broken wheel with you to make sure you're getting the right size.

Well for starters, it doesn't hurt to keep all of your receipts in an envelope, especially for warranty purposes. I have one of these, and because they cost so much money, I couldn't just leave the receipt lying around.....No-one will take something back these days with-out proof of purchase, so you might want to start keeping your receipts somewhere handy.....I hope this answers your question :)

Bubble bath is definitely out of the question. Provide any of the products that you are using do not have a detergent base or bubbles so to speak, you can use them. Depending on how many times a week you use it you might want to get a cleaner that they use on hot tubs from you local pool distributer. I hope this helps you.

Hello alexkuzin, searching for tech info of the Farouk CHI GF-1001 flat iron is slim to none. The HT-1
is the high side of the 120v and COM-1 is neutral. The TNR will be the thermal resistor for temp regulation. If your 'burned element' is broken anywhere but at the terminal "sorry charlie" you are SOL. The TNR is in series with the heating element and if this is 'burned element" finding a replacement will be difficult. Contact your local appliance/electronics parts store. Oh,how did you insert a 120v plug in to a 220v outlet?