How do you remove blade by pulling out when there is a nubbin on either end that hold it in place?
1052321
First make sure the plastic blade cover is on to prevent cutting yourself. Then grab the whole head (not just the blade) and pull it off. You will be left with the "Y" shaped arm. Then remove the blade cover from the old blade and put it on the new blade and snap it onto the "Y" shaped arm. There you go.
1052322
pull up on the y shaped peeling arm & hold to release the blade, you kinda have to wiggle it side to side & it pops off
1052323
Make sure the plastic guard is on the blade. Pull of the old blade and you will be left with the Y shape arm then snap in the new blade.
1837652
Use the edge of a coin, twist the central plastic part of the blade clockwise to undo (opposite from normal), it pops out, you can then take the blade out holding it between thumb & forefinger - simply wash under running tap, dab dry with kitchen cloth, replace central black plastic centre & twist anti clockwise to tighten ( again opposite to normal) - hope this makes sense
1245398
remove the small screws on the back and snap that piece off; you can then clean the blade
24734
First flip up the locking mechanism that is folded down over the blade. Then slide the piece of metal that is on the side of the blade down. Remove the blade and insert another (or just flip the current blade around to use the other side of it). Slide the piece of metal back up and the lock back down.
1971014
The handle unscrews which allows the body to seperate and you to install blade
1523736
You have to flip piece around other way and it fits. The raised nub/part instead of being on shaft side, once flipped is pointing towards the shaft, then it holds blade in place. At least that's what we had to do. Oh, I believe you have to unscrew that stem thing you are talking about. It stays off when blade is in place. Once you remove that you should understand what I'm talking about.
1748290
Just lift with your fingers just under the edge on opposite sides. It has to be on opposite sides, or it won't come out.
706604
Place your fingernail or a small knife blade under that little "finger" on the underside of the Epilady. Pry it up very gently and it should come right out. It's rather like a small battery compartment cover. Anyway, it goes back together easily. Just be gentle with it since the plastic isn't very thick.
906257
I usually just pry from the phillips end, then pull on the flat part of the knife end. Its easier once you get the hang of it.
1253236
You pull it out in the same time you push the secure line below the blade... Hard to explain jajaj hope it was clear
106124
You have to take out the screw and pull it apart. You will also find your blades once you take it apart.
594184
Push down on the metal part with the ridges. That's what holds the blade in place when you open it. It's on the side with the clip.
729015
There is a small piece of metal that acts as a clip. It locks in to prevent the knife from closing and possibly cutting your fingers. take that small metal piece and pull it to the left and it should allow the blade to be put back in place.
577509
Twist the bottom of the handle, which releases the top and it comes apart. Change the blade and reassemble.
594182
Hi - you close it by pushing the piece that holds the blade open to the left - this releases the blade so it can be closed
2012239
There is a bolt on each side. The blades have three position holes. Loosen the bolt and move to a different hole.
272614
Push the little switch on the side down near the bottom of the blade and then close it..