Introduction

In May 2007 a friend asked me to fix his wife's GHD hair straighteners. I took them apart, discovered the thermal fuse had tripped, worked out how to replace the part and got them back in action much to his wallet's appreciation. I then proceeded to publish my findings on my weblog. That page recieved such interest that people started sending me their GHD's for repair and eventually I decided it was about time the subject had it's very own website - http://www.ghd-repair.co.uk!

If you have a broken pair of GHD's, then this is the website for you. Hopefully you'll find all the info you need to repair them youself, and if you get stuck feel free to contact us via the forum or email. If you need any spare parts, then check out the shop. If you don't fancy trying to fix them yourself, then we can recommend a reputable company who do repairs (see the repair service page) or you can sell your broken GHDs and turn them into cash towards a new pair.

This website is work in progress, and as I learn more about GHD's it will get updated. If you've learnt something whilst repairing some GHD's that is not mentioned on this site, please do get in touch.