How do you remove the comb attachment for cleaning? The directions aren't even remotely clear.
271747
If you rotate the depth dial down to "1" the comb slips off easily for cleaning.
271748
it's very easy just to pull off the adjustable guide first, then just pull the blade part off. Simply push it back in after cleaning. I was hoping this unit would be able to trim my moustache. But the adjustable guide doesn't work for finer beards. It does have a small trimmer that helps.
271749
Pull it off. As you pull it, it comes to what appears to be as far as it goes, slide it a little more and it will come off. Doesn't hurt it at all. Good luck and happy cutting.
271750
When you slide it out , when at end lift up on side with black adjustment rod , it will come off. The locking grove is tapered so it will come off easily.
1719717
From the instruction booklet said it can be remove for easy cleaning, so far, I was not successfully and I don't want to forced it!
2142391
Alright, what you would need to do is, under the silver blade (on top) there is a black outer blade frame holding the silver blade and the black filter frame underneath the outer blade frame. You will see three line on each frame. Twist the outer blade frame away from the filter frame (when you replace the frame, must align those three lines for it to lock in place). It like a vacuum cleaner, you can see hairs inside them and just shake it out. The Filter frame has a filter underneath to keep the hair from going pass that and do damage to the vacuum. According to the direction, DO NOT USE SOLVENTS OR THINNERS. Clean with a soft cloth and soapy water. Wipe dry. It also says that THE WHOLE UNIT CAN BE WASHED IN WATER. DO NOT USE BOILED WATER. If you have to clean the blade which is between the blade frame and filter frame, do it carefully because if you handle it rough, you will damage the blades. I'm surprise that they did not give you the directions. But, it is pretty easy and better than the old clippers without the vacuum because hair will get all over the bathroom or where ever you are. This is neat and simple. Blade should last 3 years if only used once a week for a min. Hope this helps.
1175663
Use a scissors and pry it out. Be careful not to cut yourself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDr7-7NAblY
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.
1898781
Margaret, I posted a video on this thread that shows to to remove the mop head. I found it on you tube. If you can't find it above, let me know. But you have to place your foot on the white mop fibers adjacent to where the mop head connects to the plastic round disc and push the mop handle in the opposite direction of where your foot is on the mop fibers. It's hard to describe in words. The video shows how easy it is to do.
1155755
I just took apart mine. There's two screws on the sides for the bottom section, two on top in the handle and one on the bottom on the bottom section. Takes those out then just force it apart. It's hard to force apart, but that's the only way.Sorry for the year late reply
379585
No, there was no comb attachment, but there were two attachments that look like the one in the photo. I hope that helps!
886038
If you mean the blue comb-like depth guides,be careful,they are brittle.Just take the attachment of your choice & hook the top over the little ears on the chrome piece. Then press the little catch @ the bottom into the opening in back. I recommend you puse the release slide down untill it's seated then let the release slide into place,so as not to break the little plastic tab.
1219549
I had to run the knife to remove the bottom also. A 'totally clean' removal I would say is not possible. I went to YouTube to check out demo's of making one and found this to be the norm. Hope that helps.
1688317
No it is not removalble easy..I am trying to not ruin it as I remove it so leaving it for last..but I hear a blow dryer works well...so we shall see wish me luck
2205528
We regularly clean out bits of fur and such. On the end with the output nozzle, the cap end comes off, from there the g shaped piece will pull off, you can use a pearing knife to help using a little force. From there the whie pump vane assembly can be pulled out. It's held in with a slight magnetic force, back together in reverse order of course. It's pretty easy.
340297
Sorry, sent before I finished. You just pull the head off, and replace it. It's a good idea to pull the head off after each time you brush, to rinse both brush head and base.
727549
I use a comb to scrape out the trapped hair, then dampen a washcloth with my general cleaning solution (I mix 1/3 ammonia with 2/3 water and 1 drop of dish detergent or shampoo) which is like Windex, then wipe the barrel with the washcloth. Have to repeat a couple times with a new area of the dampened washcloth, but it comes off for me.
441791
Push the large button on the outer rim and slide the 'tray' out and empty it. Then, 'flip' the yellow tabs on either side of the brush section. The framework lifts up, which allows both the filter and brush to be removed. When you clean the brush, don't forget to check the 'ends' for hair/fur that has gotten wrapped around them. The 'filter' can be cleaned by 'tapping' it against a trash can. Hope this helps!
1197000
I would imagine you would have to contact the manufacturer directly. Odds are a replacement comb would cost more than a new complete brush on amazon. That is unless it's a warranty issue. I'm sure the manufacturer would honor any warranty issue promptly.
999153
I've looked online and found nothing yet. Perhaps someone (even I) will find the pamphlet that comes with it and put it online somewhere. Maybe a specific question about operation or cleaning could be answered for you.