Can you show me a diagram of how the cutter head is installed ?
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Hello, James. To take off the cutter head, simply turn it at a right angle to its existing position and pull it off. To replace it, place it back on the spring in the same right angle position, push down, and twist back to its original position. Email me if you still have problems. ameliasmra@yahoo.com Dave
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Hi James, I do not have my DA-307 shaver any more, it would not cut my white beard, from what Dave told you, I know he is right, you can call Remington Shavers with your question at 1-800-736-4648, I know they will tell you what to do as well, ok, Timothy
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I don't recall having that much detail in my instructions (would have been nice). I just used the lock washers supplied and common sense when I tightened mine up. Sorry DB, that's all I got. I really do like the mine! Good luck man.
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The easiest most effiect way is to start on the top of the head. With the 3 and a half blade. Cut it around the whole top and upper sides of the head. Then switch to number two. Take that just past the round of the head. Take an imaginary line straight up the head. That will blend the top and upper sides. Then put the 1 and a half blade on and go up the side and pull the clipper away form the head about an half inch under where you did the number 2. The do the same with 0. Remember to stay below the previous blade from before. If there's a slight line from the 0 then the adjustable clipper with the lever open will erase it The easiest most effiect way is to start on the top of the head. With the 3 and a half blade. Cut it around the whole top and upper sides of the head. Then switch to number two. Take that just past the round of the head. Take an imaginary line straight up the head. That will blend the top and upper sides. Then put the 1 and a half blade on and go up the side and pull the clipper away form the head about an half inch under where you did the number 2. The do the same with 0. Remember to stay below the previous blade from before. If there's a slight line from the 0 then the adjustable clipper... » Read More The easiest most effiect way is to start on the top of the head. With the 3 and a half blade. Cut it around the whole top and upper sides of the head. Then switch to number two. Take that just past the round of the head. Take an imaginary line straight up the head. That will blend the top and upper sides. Then put the 1 and a half blade on and go up the side and pull the clipper away form the head about an half inch under where you did the number 2. The do the same with 0. Remember to stay below the previous blade from before. If there's a slight line from the 0 then the adjustable clipper with the lever open will erase it « Show Less
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I would use a chop saw, that would do the trick nicely. I had to drill into mine and used a drill bit with a point on it - worked fine.
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The replacement head for this cutter is available here on amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002O0T5A0. The ASIN is B002O0T5A0.
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Yes...that was difficult. I aligned the holes with the nuts on the cutter. Then pushed hard to get it released. Try using a jar opener to push the plastic guard down and off. Hope this helps.
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It is ment to ungam the cutter blades. There is a place in the center of the bottom to insert it. Turn the wrench ether way and it should start again.
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Have a man do it. No, I'm kidding. There is a pin (or pins) like a bolt with a snap ring and some holes to line up between the handle thingy and the sliding potato pusher. It is mud simple and nearly unbreakable. Just be sure to use the correct corresponding cutters with the dies. Look through the bag and find a stainless steel cylindrical connecting pin, slide it through the holes in the handle and the slider pusher and screw the whole deal to your wall with BIG HEAVY LAG BOLTS. This cutter is restaurant quality and will not function properly if it is not bolted down. Good luck and good French Fries. I LOVE EM. Have a man do it. No, I'm kidding. There is a pin (or pins) like a bolt with a snap ring and some holes to line up between the handle thingy and the sliding potato pusher. It is mud simple and nearly unbreakable. Just be sure to use the correct corresponding cutters with the dies. Look through the bag and find a stainless steel cylindrical connecting pin, slide it through the holes in the handle and the slider pusher and screw the whole deal to your wall with BIG HEAVY LAG BOLTS. This cutter is restaurant quality and will not function properly if it is not bolted down. Good luck and good... » Read More Have a man do it. No, I'm kidding. There is a pin (or pins) like a bolt with a snap ring and some holes to line up between the handle thingy and the sliding potato pusher. It is mud simple and nearly unbreakable. Just be sure to use the correct corresponding cutters with the dies. Look through the bag and find a stainless steel cylindrical connecting pin, slide it through the holes in the handle and the slider pusher and screw the whole deal to your wall with BIG HEAVY LAG BOLTS. This cutter is restaurant quality and will not function properly if it is not bolted down. Good luck and good French Fries. I LOVE EM. « Show Less
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Simple.1.) Rotate the line supply head until the arrows on the head casing align with the triangular notches in the line supply head.2.) Insert two sections of cutting line about 12 to 18 inches long into the two line supply holes and push them in tightly.3.) Rotate the line supply head in the direction the arrows indicate thay are on the head casing until the cutting line is drawn into the line supply holes so that the remaining cutting line extending out of the line supply head does not extend beyond the metal cutting line trimmer tabs on the string mower protective guard.That is that. Simple. Simple.1.) Rotate the line supply head until the arrows on the head casing align with the triangular notches in the line supply head.2.) Insert two sections of cutting line about 12 to 18 inches long into the two line supply holes and push them in tightly.3.) Rotate the line supply head in the direction the arrows indicate thay are on the head casing until the cutting line is drawn into the line supply holes so that the remaining cutting line extending out of the line supply head does not extend beyond the metal cutting line trimmer tabs on the string... » Read More Simple.1.) Rotate the line supply head until the arrows on the head casing align with the triangular notches in the line supply head.2.) Insert two sections of cutting line about 12 to 18 inches long into the two line supply holes and push them in tightly.3.) Rotate the line supply head in the direction the arrows indicate thay are on the head casing until the cutting line is drawn into the line supply holes so that the remaining cutting line extending out of the line supply head does not extend beyond the metal cutting line trimmer tabs on the string mower protective guard.That is that. Simple. « Show Less
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I need a drawing of the hose and nipple lay out Please give me a better picture
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Yes--the cutting blade is included in the replacement head as far as I know---
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My best answer for you is check YouTube, most likely there is an instructional video showing all parts and tools needed.
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No - there is another package where the cutter is included - you get an entire replacement head. Go to the Braun websitee - it's more specific and easier to follow for what you need - and then you can shop Amazon for the exact piece you want.
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No Tim. Just the stuff you've already got around the shop. Check out the video... very comprehensive. I love this new cutter head so much I'm thinking of putting one in the jointer too.
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You need to cut a piece of trimmer line about 15 feet long. Then there are arrows on the spool that need to be made to align with the holes through the trimmer head. Insert the trimmer line, feed it through until an equal amount is hanging out of both sides, the twist the trimmer spool in the direction indicated on the head
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I used a PVC tubing cutter as I had to make many cuts for my installation. It's much faster than using a saw.
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The key is to remove the standard cutter from the swivel head, then it all becomes clear. Fig. 15. 16 on instruct.