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I bought a Shakespeare Push-n-Load 3 blade trimmer head at The Home Depot for about 26 dollars and picked up a pack of 12 replacement blades for another 7. Did a whole 3 acres worth of weed whacking and still didn't need to change the blades. I was also powering through some pretty thick bushes with ease. Highly recommended.
hello, To keep the shaft or trimmer head from turning when trying to remove the bump knob or blade insert a screwdriver in the slot on the other side of the head and remove bump knob or blade,hope this helps,,
hello, To keep the shaft or trimmer head from turning when trying to remove the bump knob or blade insert a screwdriver in the slot on the other side of the head and remove bump knob or blade,hope this helps,~~
To change the head on the trimmer you will need to turn the trimmer upside down as if you were going to take the head off to restring it, spin the head and look for a slot in the side of the head when you see the slot, keep spinning until you see it line up with a hole in the metal piece the head attaches to. Stick a nail in the slot and hole and turn the head off the trimmer, if I remember correctly the head is backward thread.
Follow the steps backward for putting the brush blade head on the trimmer.
You do not need to unscrew anything. Instead, simply take the beard trimmer (with the beard shaving blade still screwed on) in your hand, with the power button and "CONAIR" logo facing you. Then, put your thumb under the shaving blade and apply force to pop it off. So, the shaving blade, and the top part of the unit that it's screwed into will simply pop off. Then, you simply align the nose/ear hair attachment, and snap it in to the beard trimmer unit.
Most likely, the heads are either damaged or are too clogged up to spin. First, try disassembling the blades and cleaning them out thoroughly. If this is not the problem, you may need to change the heads. Remington suggests changing the heads every 12 months. You will find these for model R-650s at shaveroutlet.com. See link below
Use a large pair of pliers to hold the turning metal ring above the T35 trimmer head. I used a medium-sized pair of Channel Lock pliers. Then, turn the trimmer head counter-clockwise and it should unscrew from the mount. There's no need to open the trimmer head for this operation. Then, follow the parts diagram in the trimmer user manual to install the blade parts in the right order.
What is missing in the "solutions" is the fact that you need to raise the bar with the guides on it that is part of the trimmer. Depending upon how you removed the existing blade, the bar may be flat against the trimmer. Take a flat head screwdriver and raise that guide. Slide the new blade on and line up the slot at the cutting edge of the blade. The whole problem is that the guide is likely flat which makes it impossible to install the new blade. VERY POOR directions from Oster.
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