How do I open the razor to change the blades? I have tried but haven't been successful.
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Slide one half of the white piece over the other in the direction of the handle.
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I am a war baby. and I don`t remember that one. the reason I change was the high price of the new razor. I am getting 5 or 6 shaves out of 1 blade by flipping it over.Also the blade is way easier to clean when shaving. Charlie
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Lift the blade cover from the back and rinse between the blades. You can't actually remove the blade themselves.
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Step 1) Depress the two buttons on the sides of the head and remove, just like you do when you clean the blades. Step 2) Take hold of a blade by the sides (longwise) and pull directly out. They're held on to their posts mostly by tension, so no tools are required. Repeat for the other blade. Step 3) Clean the shaver off so the posts are devoid of all your residual shavings and general buildup. This will ensure the new blades will sit well. Step 4) Put on new blades on their respective posts. Press down to ensure they are seated correctly, but not too hard as (A) they are razor blades, and (B) the retentive posts are made from plastic. Step 5) Snap the guard/head back on and resume your carefree life or convenient shaving. ~M~
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If you know your shaver model number you can search google and find the right replacement blade - the head number you have must be old and probably has been changed - that's what happened to me - try to search your model number for the correct blade.
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I, too, have had a lot of trouble finding them. Last time I found them, it was in Walmart. The problem is that the replacement blades are as expensive as the whole new razor. I now just buy the whole new razor and throw the old one away, or keep it for parts.
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You will need to make sure that the DE blades protrusions are equal on both sides when changing blades - having unequal exposures is not desirable. One trick is to install the blades with the razor upside down (handle up and post on a solid surface), you can actually hold the blade when tightening the handle
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On my unit the 3 screws that hold the blade will not release. I have tried both directions...thinking they may be reverse thread...still no movement.Tried some penetrant...no luck.Any thoughts
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I replaced cutterheads and it didn't really help. I boiught a new razor,more expensive, and it isn't doing a satisfactory job either. I am puzzled
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Good Day! I haven't replaced the blades, but try ULINE as they have many supplies or may lead you to the right vendor. Good Luck! ~V~
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The Razor comes with an allen wrench in the plastic package with the manual. On the underside of the throttle assembly is a hex screw, loosen it and you can adjust the location of the thumb control. I raised ours up (counter clockwise if you are facing the throttle from the left side of the buggy)
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you remove the "inner" blade cover by twisting a knob in the back and it pop right off. Then there are 3 screw you'll have to loosen and remove in order to remove the blade itself. FYI, i was able to loosen 2 of the 3 screw and the last was impossible to remove. I called the customer service to see if i can't get that fix or exchange for another and they told me you're not suppose to remove the blade (they fear you'll hurt yourself by cutting yourself removing the blade). Not for cleaning, or replacing the blade for a replacement blade in case this one get damage. So really, i brought a "defective machine" but they see it as operational. Buyer beware! you remove the "inner" blade cover by twisting a knob in the back and it pop right off. Then there are 3 screw you'll have to loosen and remove in order to remove the blade itself. FYI, i was able to loosen 2 of the 3 screw and the last was impossible to remove. I called the customer service to see if i can't get that fix or exchange for another and they told me you're not suppose to remove the blade (they fear you'll hurt yourself by cutting yourself removing the blade). Not for cleaning, or replacing the blade for a replacement blade in case this one get damage. So really, i... » Read More you remove the "inner" blade cover by twisting a knob in the back and it pop right off. Then there are 3 screw you'll have to loosen and remove in order to remove the blade itself. FYI, i was able to loosen 2 of the 3 screw and the last was impossible to remove. I called the customer service to see if i can't get that fix or exchange for another and they told me you're not suppose to remove the blade (they fear you'll hurt yourself by cutting yourself removing the blade). Not for cleaning, or replacing the blade for a replacement blade in case this one get damage. So really, i brought a "defective machine" but they see it as operational. Buyer beware! « Show Less
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I do 4 shaves then change blades. Good blades like ASTRA SP - 100 for about $10USD- are too cheap to use a dull blade.
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Anthony, I'm sorry, but I don't know the answer to your question. I looked at the insert/directions that came with the razor and there's no mention of where to get a replacement blade. It only provides a web site: www.bestbodyshaver.com and an email address of the manufacturer for questions: info@bestbodyshaver.com Hope this helps.
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keep pushing the razor blade back, it will have a few clicks more even after it is already inside. once it has stopped moving it will release the knife blade. the razor blade also has to be completely closed to open and close the knife blade
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I found out that it is very difficult to replace the newly bought battery into the shaver. I tried couple times and it fails and give it up. It might be that I donnot know well how how to do it.
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Sorry I don't know haven't had to get razors yet. But I would think that you could go to your local store and use it there.