After a couple of years of ownership, the handle came off. How do I glue it back inside the handle?
1073831
I have not had the problem with this brush but I did with another brush from a different manufacturer. I should have returned it but it was too much hassle so i wavered between hot glue and 5 minute epoxy. I finally went with the epoxy and it worked fine. But you might want to contact Parker Safety Razor and see if they have a remedy. They seem like good folks.
269094
The top part if the handle comes off, you can the pull the cord to the correct length and tighten the metal bracket. Pop the top back on the handle and you are all done, super easy!
1478306
I've had a similar problem. The only thing I've done is squeze the handles together above and below the pivot with a screwdriver. This has worked for me - I hope this helps. Best Regards - Philip
845496
I had the *exact* same issue. I learned by tapping the unit on the side until the handle jiggles up and down makes it much easier to then simply lift the handle off the top. **UPDATE Fe b 20th** Nevermind, it has now become almost impossible to remove the handle. I now loathe trying to remove the top since it could take anywhere from 3 minutes - 10 minutes... along with a bruised palm of my hand.
239345
You have to take the handle set off. You need a small screwdriver one most doors to depress the button to get the handle off one end and a phillips to unscrew the mech.Then it fits underneath and get tight you reinstall the handle, no glue, no screws (that I can remember). It works great with our lever handles fine.
1562267
Go slow and carefully. Slide on to chair shaft and tighten screw in hole of handle. If shaft has been deformed you may have to force it on. Be careful to not make hole in handle too big in trying to get it to fit on shaft.
1769169
RVG Remove the handle and take it to a Home Depot or equivalent and ask for replacement. Delta guarantee their units for life. I didn't know this and bought a part that did not fit. I took it in, they gave me a new replacement part. Try this. Al
2243734
That question just came up for me. The strings got tangled when I was working in the wetlands and I thought about taking it apart and comparing it to the one I use inside. That way I could restring it by using the other as a template. Since mine was totally sweaty/stinky after five years of hard use, I decided to get a new one to replace it. However, I kept the old one in case I needed parts off it. It looks to me that if you use a screwdriver (very carefully) you can back the screws out and restring it. You have to be careful because the screws look like plastic and so is the piece they screw into. Taking them out and putting them back in looks like it could result in stripping if you're not careful. You've really got nothing to lose by trying. Good luck!
719969
move the rubber seal with your fingers, you should see two holes one at the bottom and another one at the top, Insert the screws through there and tighten them onto the handle.
1340091
Unscrew the handle and remove the broken wire from both ends. On the bottom of the slicer, there should be two wires taped to the bottom. Each wire has two loops on it. Slip the wire over both ends from where they were attached and screw the handle back on. The handle should allow you to put tension on the wire to make it good and tight. (The handle is the tensioning device.)
1915249
I had to unscrew the handle from the razor head, disassemble it and then reassemble it. Not too difficult, there's only a few pieces involved.
239343
You have to take the handle set off. You need a small screwdriver one most doors to depress the button to get the handle off one end and a phillips to unscrew the mech. Then it fits underneath and get tight you reinstall the handle, no glue, no screws (that I can remember). It works great with our lever handles fine.
312010
Not an issue; but you should know that I returned it. The handle came off....
2276022
The handle is made from two pieces of tube steel connected together. I think you could remove one screw and pull the handle apart for packaging.
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.
1398779
Unless they've changed the product, I suspect it means that the handle can be replaced with a plastic replacement. Probably in case of damage. The one I purchased is a metal handle, head, and handle cap (screws onto the opposite end of the handle from the head). The only complaint I have is that the handle cap keeps vibrating loose when I tap out the hair, but that could easily be resolved with application of super glue.
2040523
It has been awhile, but if I remember right I went to ace hardware and got a longer screw that went through the square tube & into the other side of the handle by a 1/2". Then you put the handle on the square tube and drill through the tube and handle. Make sure you stop at 3/8 to 1/2" on the other side of handle. you just need enough for the screw to start. Also if you go bigger than the excisting hole the screw will strip. If you need something else you can email me at stollerfamily@netscape.com