How do you change brushheads on this toohbrush?
505130
The brush head just pulls off. You can by them from any store basicaly. The set of 3 usually runs around $20 and should last you about 3 months each head (total of 9 months)
1564032
You can go to http://www.usa.philips.com/c/en/369831/cat/?int_origin=1_CP_pcare-tbheads_slot2_us_en_brush-guide#xtreme1 they have a compatability guide. If that doesnt answer your question you can call their costumer service dept. Hope that helps.
1912292
Mine reverted back to being incorrect... even with a new brush head, the pressure indicator on the display is always on. I just ignore it, but it's too bad it never worked.
1372009
I have not done this for the Helen of Troy brush but in the past I have taken bristles from another brush and replaced the worn out ones. Hope this helps
1877073
Look at the box with the lights on the upper right and the airbrush holder on the left. On the right SIDE of the box is a little nib that comes out - put one end of the long hose on this nib. Be sure to push it all the way on. Next, hold the airbrush with the bowl on the top. Attach the other end of the hose to the silver rod on the bottom of the airbrush directly beneath the round button lever. Work the hose up as far as it will go. It is now put together.
1144360
You need to use a charging base which is included with some package purchases. If your brush was purchased without a charge base, one can be purchased on Amazon. Make sure your model brush and charge base are compatible. Hope this helps.
1956791
There are two buttons, one on each side of the nozzle. Push them in and pull off the brush.
13126
You push power button multiple times to change the brush mode. I like the brush mode that ends with a polish, so I hit the power button three times to change to that mode of brushing. Hope this helps.
2259724
So far I have just used scissors to cut the hairs/threads and pull the globs off the brush but it looks like you can just unscrew the 6 screws on the bottom and take the plate off and pull the brush out to clean it better. Good luck.
1925472
Yes the mop head is very easy to change out; just follow the directions by pulling the handle opposite way. The brush attachment however is very difficult to remove and I've searched online to see if anyone has figured it out...no luck yet.
1036468
I don't understand the question. The brush is merely an attachment. The only "on" or "off" to be turned on or off is the power.
989157
Mine is sonic, spinbrush, arm&hammer.; When you tale off the brush head it has a silver stick that you put the new brush head straight onto. The brush heads that screw on do not fit.
1650921
No tool needed. Just push it on and pull it off. All one unit. I much prefer the dual brush heads to the single ones.
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.
1908429
On the top of the plastic container are some ridges, slide it backwards and it will open for your brushpicks to come out
1834846
Try this link http://ob.factoryoutletstore.com/cat/16299/OralB-CrossAction-Brush-Heads.html
1624256
Line up the arrows, run the line (designated length) through the head so that they are equal length on both sides. Twist the head until the line spools inside...leaving a little on each side. The trick is to not overload. I ran my trimmer hard initially and actually melted the plastic. I've been gentler with the trimmer since then and I haven't had a problem with the replacement. The 3rd party trimmer heads work pretty well. Shakespeare has a nice trimmer head you can use as well if you don't like the Troy Bilt