Is it simple to put the new blade on? My blade got cracked and I want to replace it. Is it just a matter of unscrewing the old one and screwing on?
1487726
Yes it is that simple but there's a secondary blade underneath be sure to keep it in place when swapping.
1487727
Yes, it's as simple as just screwing down the two screws. Shouldn't take more than one minute to replace the blade.
1487728
Yes it is very simple . . . two screws and you are done. One caution: try not to let the upper and lower blades separate. It can be a pain to calibrate afterwards. I would recommend you buy two just in case.
1962321
You unscrew the whole top; it will come off in two pieces. Place the blade between the pieces and screw it back together. It is quite easy to do. Hope this helps!
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.
1250595
Unless the blade has become dull or has been in some terrible accident, perhaps slammed in the frame of an entry way door, it should not need replacing. The nut with its sprung collar however is another story... It is possible for this to eventually wear, allowing some play in the centering of the blade. The other concerns are that the motor has some sort of rubber vibration isolation mounts. If any of these have torn, dried out and crumbled, etc., this would allow the motor assy. which the blade is attached, to be very unstable. With the machine unplugged from any power source and no parts mounted to it, firmly grasp the rotating piece the blade mounts to. While supporting the base of the machine with your other hand, try to gently check for movement. You are checking for failure of the integrity of the motor mounts. Does this marriage seem floppy, or firm and tight? There should be the slightest bit of flexibility (like a super tight spring), but if there seems to be play here and you can move the parts around easily, I would suspect a failure in the mounting system.
1618631
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~
634406
Should be a blade lock...Why are you changing the blade anyways?It should be sharp and brand new.
222070
I also don't know. I read once that the replacement blades are under a different maker, I just don't remember. Sorry
2079906
that is very odd , I take mine apart every shave and clean it and the blade ,sounds like you got a defected one ? since when they go together it doesn't take much to snug it down , I think you would have had to use a vise to break it and I don't see you doing that ,so I would ask amazon
1633915
there is a lever on the side of the head Just push on it you can remove the blade. Then just replace the blade
1971015
All you need to do is unscrew the handle. It's what holds the top together, then change out the blade. It took me a while to figure it out. The whole thing is really simple.
2066645
It is possible that the blade is not all the way in. Mine had to be turned a little and carefully pushed in to the appropriate position. But once I got it on and tried to start it IT froze up on me. I could 't get it appear and ended up sending it back dirty. I DIDN't get another. I got a different brand. I hope you have a better experience than I did. Good luck.
4282
When you remove you old blade just make sure to install this blade back the same way. I did use this blade on my Craftsman before I sold it.
1548471
Need to remove both blades. Always replace both blades at the same time and a website called banggood.com has all replacement parts cheap with free shipping
438897
For future readers, you can YouTube this and easily and quickly remove the blade with a screwdriver. I just did it. And I'm an old chick. : )
2242845
Yes, the new or the old screw will fit the new blade just fine. I used the old screws & kept the new ones as a backup in case I ever lost any.
1399697
I don't believe the handle was made to be replaced, as it is molded onto the blade. There are no screws, rivets, bolts etc on the handle. I suppose someone with the right tools, know how and methods would be able to remove the current handle and manufacture another in its place. A job not for the average user I'd say.