If you drop this razor from less than two feet into the sink and the head snaps off are you able to get a replacement? This what just happened to mine.
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This razor dropping from two feet, hitting a solid surface and breaking would be consistant with the materials used in the making off it. These are well built instruments that are not made with the same metals as heavy equipment. Why should a manufacturer be responsible for such an accident. If you have troubles dropping such instruments, perhaps you could consider one of the DE razors made with stainless steel. Stainless steel is more durable and has a better chance of surviving accidental drops. Best of luck Daniel. SHAVE ON!!
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I'm somewhat surprised as I've dropped mine in the shower at twice the height with no ill effects. I have read other reviews with the exact same results as yourself. What I have read as well is that if you contact their cust svc dept directly they will replace it . Much cheaper than buying an aftermarket handle replacement. Please post your outcome
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I recently switched from Gillette products and had the same question. I called Schick's customer service and didn't get much help. Finally figured it out. Look at the back of the razor; identify the elliptically shaped white button on the back of the head. Push it down AND forward and the old blade head will fall off. Now look at the little prongs or claws on the blade end of the handle: one, in the center, guides it into correct position. Flanking it are 2 that are "L"-shaped that appear and disappear as you push and release that button. They secure the blade combo to its handle. Practice grabbing and releasing your old blade combo a few times. Hope this helps. I recently switched from Gillette products and had the same question. I called Schick's customer service and didn't get much help. Finally figured it out. Look at the back of the razor; identify the elliptically shaped white button on the back of the head. Push it down AND forward and the old blade head will fall off. Now look at the little prongs or claws on the blade end of the handle: one, in the center, guides it into correct position. Flanking it are 2 that are "L"-shaped that appear and disappear as you push and release that button. They secure the blade combo to its handle.... » Read More I recently switched from Gillette products and had the same question. I called Schick's customer service and didn't get much help. Finally figured it out. Look at the back of the razor; identify the elliptically shaped white button on the back of the head. Push it down AND forward and the old blade head will fall off. Now look at the little prongs or claws on the blade end of the handle: one, in the center, guides it into correct position. Flanking it are 2 that are "L"-shaped that appear and disappear as you push and release that button. They secure the blade combo to its handle. Practice grabbing and releasing your old blade combo a few times. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Well, the head is an attachment, so it is suppose to detach and come off. If it actually broke, contact manufacturer.
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I have a defective axe. The blade bent on the first use cutting two limbs about the size of your wrist. You cannot get in touch with the factory because they don't answer the phones during normal business hours. Sooo if you have a problem you're on your own.
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Be certain that the stainless steel attachment that surrounds the blade is locked in place, and not loose. Otherwise, call their customer service- I found them to be very helpful when I called them after I had water splash everywhere the first time I tried the unit. everywhere.
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As I recall it simply snapped on. My advice is not to replace it. My replacement blades never worked well. They always pulled hair. I had read simlar reports, but decided to try it anyway. After messing with it for a few months, we finally trough out the peanut and bought another.
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Touching the blades shouldn't destroy it, or make you need a replacement.. Are you sure you have the small pull up wire section pushed all the way in ? if not, it will not work...
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contact the manufacture about replacement blades. Have not had this problem yet.
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First thing I would do is get a new electrician . He had to really work at it to break one of the blades. Then call Minka Aires customer service number to see how to order new blades. If there is a local retailer for the company they may be able to order for you also.
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Well, I'm sure what you could do first is contact Wahl and see if they have a replacement blade they could send you and you could change it yourself, or contact Wahl and mail in your trimmer and have them do it for you.
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Yeah, when I did there seemed to be little to no damage to the razor. Though the razor is not in my possession anymore due to it being a little skewed in the razor alignment. Though that was just me, you should have a good time with this razor if you are to get it.
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You can do it, but it's not designed for it (Braun even says not to) so Braun will not repair or replace it if it is damaged that way. Then again, how could they prove you were using it in the shower rather than just rinsing it? I wouldn't ever use it in the shower. I love this razor though. Nothing beats a Braun.
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Mine broke too. I replaced it with the Razor Megalodon, which has much better construction.
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I dropped mine. I called the company (Clarisonic). They were wonderful! Even though it was my fault, they sent me a brand new one! I was totally thrilled with their customer service.
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if you need help with the Fiskars trimmer contact the Fiskar company.. I have contacted them on several occasions for replacement parts and have always been pleased with their help.. one time they replaced a whole head on another pole saw, because they could no longer supply the replacement parts for it.. and I still have that saw/ pruner as well.. they have all the parts for repairing any of their products.. that is why I buy Fiskars..
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That's a question for the manufacturer, and I think I recall that reading a user review that stated they'll send a replacement gratis. Locally, a "good" hardware store or plumbing supply should have a replacement. Home Despot might have a match in their faucet repair bins.
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Sorry, I don't check my email as often as I should! Yup, you don't have to mess around with setting a new blade inside or anything like that. The whole clipper piece that snaps off is replaced. So as long as nothing is broken on the main battery operated part, you should be fine :)