Do you twist the bottom in order to replace the blade, or do you have to twist the razor assembly? Thanks
203493
The entire handle unscrews where it meets the head. Very happy with this razor, btw.
203494
You grab the top of the razor head part and with the other hand you unscrew the handle until it all comes apart. Then you insert the razor blade, put the top back on and screw the bottom (the handle) back on.
281397
No, I have both razors and it is a totally different mechanism on each one and they are not interchangeable.Sorry,
1854017
Blade spanner that comes with Mixer will be used to pull blade. Hold the bottom black color tightly and insert blade spanner inside to twist.
866104
Great question! I turn mine upside down (the thicker plastic end) and hang it there. I suppose it would depend on what type of razor you use. I hope that helps!
1711805
There is a lever that you can flip up to change the blade. The thing is you have to make sure you flip the lever all the way up in order to take the blade out. I ran into the same problem and figured it by myself. Hope it helps.
1003439
To take the blade assembly out of the bottom, (cleaning, replacing, etc.) you must first undo the big silver base. It gets on tight, so this plastic wrench makes it trivial, instead of wrestling with it.
901747
Negative....it resembles a disposable razor....when blades finally dull, you remove dull blade from handle slide on the new one.
84858
Make sure that you remove the outside blades first. Although it is a little bit tight, and stuck hair stubs will complicate matters, the center blade will certainly detach. First, rinse it thoroughly with warm water. Then, with gentle, but increasing pressure, and using thumb and index finger, nudge and twist it clockwise, then counter-clockwise, then pull back slightly, then repeat again, until it lets go. Don't use too much pressure, as the hinges can break. It is difficult to explain but, once you get the hang of it, you won't have any problems.
1621430
I'm not sure. In my case, the motor does not work any longer, so replacing the blade wouldn't matter...
577508
You twist the bottom part of the handle which unscrews the base of the blade holder from the top part, you then can just take off the top and it will leave the blade exposed. You then just pop out the old blade with a new one, and return the top back on and tighten the mechanism with the handle again
1541041
There are two bolts that, when removed, allow the blade to be removed. As to replacing it, I must query the vendor for part number and source. Hope this helps.
1962322
You unscrew the bottom of the razor and put the blade in on the top. Then close the top. Which I think that's how it works.
1212360
It depends in the which razor handle yuo are using. If it is a fixed head, these load from the side: if, like my own, it has a swivel head, these load by depressing a button near the top of the handle and snapping into the back of the blade holder ensuring that the lubra-strip is uppermost, blades below.
1402567
The little plastic clips that hold the blades in place stay with the shaver. You just take out the old blades and snap in the new ones. Don't need new plastic pieces.
386381
I have to agree with the other comments. The replacement blades worked perfectly, however, my razor is very old and needs replacing.
1615151
I assume you want to know if there are instructions with the screen and cutter replacement. I don't recall for sure, but I didn't need any. Replacing the cutter (blades) is as easy as pulling the old ones off and pressing the new ones off (they snap into place in a fairly obvious way once you remove the foil screen assembly the way you normally would to clean the blades). Replacing the screen (which is probably the part you need to replace because they are a bit delicate) is more touchy. The screens fit into the entire top (I will call it the screen assembly- the part you remove to clean the razor). I recall that I had to fiddle with it a while to figure it out but I eventually got it without need of any instructions. The replacement screens are great and extend the life of what I find to be a very good razor with one weak part (the foil screens crack and break kind of easily). I hope that helps.
881717
Remove the blade cover, Push the button at the back to lock the blade and un-bolt. Slide the new blade in from underneath.