The instruction says I can remove the shaving head for cleaning and replacement, but how do I do so? It seems pretty stuck in there....
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grab the trimming edges (the metal parts) and pull away from the rest of the head
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You've found the Achilles heel. When I first got mine I damn near was rolling on the floor trying to get the cement, or whatever was holding it to loosen. I was having physical therapy at the time for a replaced shoulder and, in desperation, asked my therapist to see what she could do. I'm 6'6, Mary is ethic Chinese, all 5'1" of her and in front of my eyes, popped it as easily as a self opening beer can. The trick is to hold it, facing you, and put both thumbs under the bottom of the lower blade and give it a push. Once you've done, it you'll wonder why it wasn't obvious but, as you've discovered, answering the riddle of he Sphinx is somewhat easier. I hope that helps and you find yourself with a head in one hand and the body in another.
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You grab the top of the razor head part and with the other hand you unscrew the handle until it all comes apart. Then you insert the razor blade, put the top back on and screw the bottom (the handle) back on.
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Sorry, I couldn't figure it out either. I would say, call customer service and ask them, that's what I may end up doing. And how does one make such an advanced razor, and not put the lock on it, but they put the locks on the previous razors. I never understood this.
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Unscrew the old head and screw in the new one. You might need to put in a provided washer etc. depending on your situation. I am so happy with this new shower filter. I can feel the difference between the old one and the Sprite.
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I have a similar problem. The razor seems to charge, but the base does not recognize it, so I can't run the cleaning cycle. It worked fine for a long time (I don't remember exactly how long), but now the problem is consistent. Taking it out and putting it back in, or trying to push it against the contacts does not help.
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Try using some shaving foam or gel. Also try changing the shaving action...perhaps circular motion. Hope this helps.
751773
Just grab the brush head and pull it off. Otherwise, run the brush under hot water an then pull it off
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Don't start off by putting too much ice,and when you turn the lid make sure its aligned right to shave it...Try taking it off and trying again.mine worked just fine ..good luck
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I haven't had the razor long enough yet to have to change the cartridge. Maybe it needs to be cleaned out with a high pressure spray.....maybe use something like a keyboard cleaner spray can or something like that.
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Just pull and it will comes out. May be your didn't changed for a longtime so it might be glued in. Pull hard.
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The hair is captured inside. Then I merely snap off the blade assembly and blow it clean. Also, from time to time it indicates you should wash the blades. A very simple task. You do not need to stand by anything while shaving.
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Unlike the blade on the bigger jar you might have noticed that the smaller jar has a nut screwed on it, meaning it is a fixed blade and hence cannot be removed. Best way is to soak in hot water for a while under soap solution and use a knife for the hard to reach areas
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Gee, I haven't seen it on the market. Besides, the one with a longer handle comes from a different brand and has a butterfly opening at the top, so it does not comes apart when replacing a shaving blade. Yeah, it would be nice if one could have a choice of different handle sizes! Hope this was the answer you were looking for.
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Battery case is on the back, slide open to access battery. To clean shaver depress button on the side of shaver screen and pull up.
901804
tighten the panning knob which locks the pan by the bottom. Then rotate the head anti-clockwise with a quick jolt when you start. Try this a few times. It should hopefully help you remove the head. It's worked for me several times. Good luck!
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To clean you pop off the shaver head then you pry off each of the 4 blades that make up the cornors and then twist off the blade int he center. I was each of the blades and then let air dry and reinstall. Not a real big deal but not as easy as cleaning a Norolco. However the extra work in cleaning is, in my opnion, worth it for the great job it does on my head.
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I think my husband no longer has this grooming tool. He dropped it and broke it. I have no advice on cleaning the case.