One of the control on my children's Etch-a-Sketch is broken - the knob rotates, but I can feel that it's not connected to anything.
I'm sure it's simple to repair, but it's going to be difficult to get in without breaking it.
It has one of those 1970s plastic item constructions, with the front and back halves thoroughly affixed together, presumably with some kind of cement that has welded them together.
In my experience of such things, trying to separate the halves invariably seems to result in breaking something irreparably.
Any suggestions on how to proceed for the least damage?
Daniele