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FAQ
How do I properly remove the blade from my clipper?
Your blade is attached to a hinge assembly. To remove the blade
(A5 detachable blade) hold the release latch assembly by manually
pushing the latch forward and take the blade away from the clipper
head. You can slide the blade off the hinge and replace the new
blade on the hinge. Your hinge should stay open 45. Failing this you
have to use a screwdriver to re-open the hinge assembly.
How do I get my blade back on my clipper?
First, ensure that the rectangular metal “tongue” or blade hinge
assembly is in standing position or open. If it is closed, insert a flat
head screwdriver under the tongue and applying enough force,
push the hinge back to standing position. Once this is complete,
slide the blade on the tongue, turn your clipper on and push the
blade down and snap the hinge assembly closed. This will ensure
the proper engagement of the blade on the driving tip. If you have
any further questions, please call us.
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My blade doesn’t cut
Performance of blade – if the lever is worn, this will affect
the cutting performance, because it will not throw the cutter
sufficiently left to right to do the proper cutting. At this instance
lever must be change
How do I grease my clipper?
It is important to check the gearbox to ensure you have enough
grease in your gearbox. In order to grease the clipper, remove the
casing to access to the gear box. This will allow you to determine
if the clipper needs to be greased. If clipper does need grease, use
about 1/2 teaspoon. Make sure the grease covers the gears. Most
of our products come packed with a grease tube.
Why does my blade rattle on my clipper?
Over time the socket on your blades
may have become damaged. Check
the “wings” on your blade socket to
see if they may be bent outward or
broken.