How hard are the heads to remove?
1016422
Very simple. They remove with a small tool simply inserted into the hole on each head.
2115573
No. The instructions state that there are no replaceable parts....other than the heads.
796357
Not hard if you have basic tools. Few parts but lots of screws and some time to figure it out. Allow a couple hours.
2256712
this might not help much as I didn't try to move the head or remove the hood very hard but here's my opinion: it looks as though the head could move but I wouldn't reccomend it. and I don't think the hood can be removed either.
1013889
They are removable - but not that easy. Takes a bit of tugging but, carefully done, you can do it without a problem.
403901
I was able to replace the cutter head with a Shelix cutterhead in about 1 1/2 hours. The biggest problem I had was removing one of the snap rings. You definitely need a pair of snap ring pliers to do the job. They are available at Home Depot or Lowes. The new cutter head works great!
1618866
No, the head is NOT removable. It can be loosened and tightened to level or tilt.
1025278
Not hard. I had it done in roughly an hour, there are maybe 4 pieces plus the legs.
1436857
hmmmm. possible. depends how strong you are and what tools you have. it wouldn't be super easy. and why would you need to remove it?
1606316
Not difficult at all. You will need a little dexterity but not at the level of a neurosurgeon.
258620
We did not use them for this but I do not think they would be hard to remove at all.
29027
Sure! Fasten the pan lock screw, then hold either the tilt or pan handle and turn anticlockwisely to remove the head. This is described in the instruction that comes with the tripod, and I have tried that.
1182171
The replacement heads should come with a plastic piece that is the head removal tool. There is a hole just below the brush head that when using the tool depresses a tiny ear that locks the head to the toothbrush. Not to be confused with the two holes on the back of the brush head.. Those are drainage holes.You can use a needle to release the tiny ear you dont have to have the head removal tool.
1984770
I bought a cheap set of screwdrivers which have the special head, and a "spluge"?! for prying it off. My son is the whiz in the family, and had no problems doing the replacement (other than he preferred a different color than I bought).
1745720
grab the trimming edges (the metal parts) and pull away from the rest of the head
2271334
You remove the whole head by depressing the two sides and pulling the head off. The blades them come out by just pulling them out.
1407582
Yes, they are incredibly easy to remove. In fact, be sure not to remove it in front of your toddler or they will be able to remove them, too. We anticipate having to move on to a sturdier solution once DD figures this out.