How to keep her head on?

[symmes]

I own a Sino-Doll 162cm (with heat, if that's relevant), and I've had a recurring problem: Her head keeps falling off. The notched design of the head connector just isn't effective; the head tends to turn, align with the notch, and fall off. The problem is especially bad because the alignment is such that the head doesn't need to turn far from straight-ahead to be aligned to come out.

Does anybody have any suggestions for how to deal with this problem?

[Dollyman25442]

I wonder if a wrap of some kind of tape or teflon (tape) would help? I know it does with M16 connectors...

[danDub]

I know you have to push down a bit hard until it clicks into place

[Helix]

I know you have to push down a bit hard until it clicks into place

This. You have to press quite hard to get the head to lock onto the neck.

[haremlover]

It sounds as though you have the old design . . . the newer design is a push-on and is better.

Ask Emily.

Best wishes

Harem

[symmes]

It sounds as though you have the old design . . . the newer design is a push-on and is better.

So there are two designs? To clarify, here are some photos of mine....

The neck has a slotted hole, like this:



The head, as delivered, includes a bolt that fits into the slots in the hole in the neck:



When trying to attach the head, until the slots are aligned, the head simply won't stay on; it kind-of sort-of fits, but it'll fall off at the slightest provocation. Once the slots are aligned, the head drops into place, but it doesn't "click" into place by any stretch of the imagination. After it drops into place and I turn the head, it won't come off by pulling up. This can be reasonably stable if the head "looks" straight ahead. The trouble is that the drop-in angle is only about a 30-degree turn, and the head can easily rotate that much, even unintentionally. Thereafter, the head will easily fall off if the doll is positioned horizontally, since there's nothing to keep it in place. The design appears to rely 100% on the doll's head not being positioned so that the notches align.

The bolt in the head is simply screwed into place and can be removed by unscrewing it....

Ask Emily.

Is Emily somebody at Sino-Doll? I bought mine through BCD. If it's possible to replace the bolt in mine with something that would be more secure, then I'd be interested in doing so.

[Dees luver]

That is the old design you have, you should be able to adjust the connector in her head so her head has to be completely sideways to come off.
If it is loose you can wrap it with Teflon tape so it doesn’t turn or come off so easily

[seagull]

Gave my Kimber mini a new connector with a 10mm super magnet in the socket
Has never & will never fall off

[Sate]

Afternoon,

When I owned my first Sinodoll she had the same design problem your doll has, I found some success using this adapter:

https://reallovesexdolls.com/pop-on-head-connector/

I bought it from a different vendor but I'm assuming that since it also works on WM dolls it should be able to work with your Sinodoll like the one I bought did, the design also appears to be the same. For $10 plus shipping this might do the trick.

- Sate

[Booty Call Dolls]

Hi,
Both m16, head and body?
Best,
Jeff

[Dees luver]

Hi,
Both m16, head and body?
Best,
Jeff

Head is m16

Body has no threads it is a coupler that only accepts sino adapter

[Booty Call Dolls]

symmes,
Email me your mailing address....
I have an extra on of those those you can try
Best,
Jeff
yourdollusa@gmail.com

[Frenchie2611]

Does anyone know if the quick connector M16 thread sold by realsexdolls.com would work?