Fender Starcaster String Removement

Introduction

There are many different styles of tuners and bridges, therefore, many different methods of removing the strings. This Starcaster has a string-through bridge and standard in-line tuners, so the string changing process is fairly simple.

What you need

Step 1 Loosen the Strings

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Start by loosening the strings. This is done by turning the tuning knob until the string has lost tension.
Repeat this for all six strings on the guitar.

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Step 2 Remove the Strings from the Tuning Pegs

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Be mindful of the string ends. They may be sharp and could puncture your skin.
It may be necessary to use pliers to remove string ends from the tuning peg.

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Step 3 Remove the Strings from the Bridge

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After removing the strings from the tuning pegs, slide the strings through the bridge and out of the back of the guitar.
If the twists in the string ends are in the way, use wire cutters to snip them off. This will allow the heavier strings to pass through the bridge easier.

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