MS6405 I'm not sure if that means anything. Its about 8 years old purchased off Trade Me. It's a Quest model. The back wheels need replacing. Just need to know if there is a supplier in New Zealand and how much will they cost to buy and have put on. Cheers

It sounds like there may be a problem with the front wheel assembly on your Maclaren Quest 2016/2017 model stroller. You may want to try removing the wheels and reattaching them to make sure they are properly seated and aligned. If this does not solve the problem, there may be an issue with the wheel locking mechanism or other parts of the front wheel assembly. It may be best to contact Maclaren customer service for assistance with troubleshooting and potential repair options. As for the safety straps, it's possible that they may need to be adjusted or reattached properly to prevent them from coming apart. The instruction manual for your stroller should have information on how to properly adjust and attach the straps. If you don't have the manual, you can find it online on the Maclaren website or by contacting customer service.

bwpvemail, The units "switch-mode-power-supply" may be in shutdown mode. A tech will need to evaluate. Check to see if Hyundai has a refurbished swapout+cash program?? It's that or trade in for new wide screen, so the tech in the store "back-room" can possibly put $8 in new filter capacitors in your unit and with a little luck will have a 17" L70s for 1-2 more years use. 12fixlouie

Unfortunantly KODAK dooesn't keep spare parts for that long therefor it is almost impossible to repair. But KODAK offers a Trade up proceedure where you for 25-30% cheaper that the market price can trade your old KODAK camera for a new model.

Contact KODAK:
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=14563&pq-locale=en_US&_requestid=3490

yes replaceable with expert help on change them, about £ 22 for a set of 4 for back wheels. a child safety is an issue here, do seek expect help fitting them. Fitting them wrong could mean wheel falling out when crossing roads and no brakes on slopes!

but I am sure the purchaser is buying them on " as it is condition" no? just give them the address below they can help!

PRAMS 'N' THINGS
108 St Mary's Road
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
LE16 7DX
Opening Times
Tues - Sat 9.30am - 5.15pm
Phone 01858 433 775
e-mail [email protected]

You can purchase that Necchi belt here:

http://www.sewingpartsdirect.com/12-5-8-universal-sewing-machine-lug-belt.aspx

Ok, I will try to do this step by step.
1. Place flat screw driver under hub cap and pry off (these we will reuse later).
2. Using diagonal pliers, cut star locks from axle, you should have received new one from Maclaren when you got the wheels, if not you will need to get those.
3.Repeat this process for each wheel.
4. Take off the old wheels and put the new ones on. Put on the new star locks (I use a small hammer), put the hub caps back on and viola, new Mac wheels.

You can contact Zooper directly at 1-888-742-9899 or [email protected]

If you are in nyc,there's a place where you can replace it. A year ago it cost $35 a wheel to replace. You can go to the the main website of maclare to find a store near you.
hope this was helpful

Take a look on amazon for them, click here: Amazon com baby stroller wheels parts. I hope this was helpful. Cheers

Just got me new wheels form ebay, click on link below!. Please check wheel diameter, unworn is about 125mm, axle size ( size of metal rod that goes through both wheel, access by removing the end cap, just pry open slowly.. measure )..should be 6mm or 8mm. using the link below buy online on ebay. under maclaren wheels or click link below
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/12459ajs/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p4340
They about £22 for set of 4 wheels normally you replace all 4 back ones! come with end clip. remove them with a good set of pliers, they can be a pain, get help! Replace with new once, get them back is easier but again if not sure ..get help! as your child is on it and you do not wanna them falling off while crossing the streets ... their safety lie in your hands now! good wheeling