How do you remove a broken propeller after breaking one?
1736803
Very gently grab the broken propeller from the middle near the spindle and pull straight up. There is nothing holding the propellers other than friction, but you still have to be careful not to damage the motor.
1736804
you simply pull it off. then push the spare propeller on the shaft. make sure you are using a propeller made to go the same direction as there are left handed and right handed propellers on the bird.
944401
You`re out of luck. No such replacement exists by the vendor or anyone else. Don`t take any chances in shallow water . Even though I`m anal retentive in allthe years of using trolling motors I`ve never destroyed a prop. The trade off with this unit is you cancarry it on one finger, quite a nice trade-off for old geezers.
1822135
I got mine off with a flat screwdriver, but use a vise to hold motor or you'll end up stabbing your self. Trust me
1240706
I'm sorry, but they're worthless for any use. After prolonged use the propeller may stop working...and as I've found the only way to fix it is to knock against the body of the powerhead to get it spinning again. Not to mention the seller won't get back to you for replacing them.
1834839
You must unscrew the circuit board and remove the motor. It's a tight fit but doable you'll need to remove the propellers first of course. Keep in mind the pitch of the propellers. If you don't put them back the same it won't take off.
706604
Place your fingernail or a small knife blade under that little "finger" on the underside of the Epilady. Pry it up very gently and it should come right out. It's rather like a small battery compartment cover. Anyway, it goes back together easily. Just be gentle with it since the plastic isn't very thick.
1918171
I use a pair of household scissors to lightly squeeze below the base of the propeller and the top of the motor; then pry off gently. No special wrench required, although I have seen small aircraft prop removal wrenches on Amazon before.
1834835
There are screws on the motor. First remove the large gear which is connected to the prop, then remove the smaller pinion gear that is attached to the motor, then remove all three top screws, then carefully remove the wires from the motor, and now you can swap them back over to the new central cross. Be sure you do not over tighten the screw or mess them up in any way, if you do, you will have to by more and they aren't cheap. But it is very easy, you should be able to find a video on the web that will show you the break down. Good luck.
1056911
Did you mess with the propellers? If you did, make sure you put the exact color and pitch of the prop is correct. I had broken a white propeller and figured both white replacement propellers were the same but they are not. One is for right side and other is left side.
2020019
Meredith, you can order replacement propellers by emailing, service@ebbrands.com . Santa left this gift under the tree for one of our kids. after many crash landings on Christmas day, one of the props were damaged. I emailed eb brands the day after Christmas and they promptly responded with instructions to order new ones. I suggest you order several pair of replacements. replacements are $3.00 per set(left & right) with a $2.95 shipping charge. I ordered 4 sets and was only charged one shipping fee. hope you find this helpful.
1079389
On the back side of the fan there are phillip head screws. Undo those and you should be able to get to the blades and motor.
1082257
HelloPropeller does not turn, are not you inside the pin is brokenIf the new machine, the propeller does not turn, you can manually turn the propeller a few times, you can normally use
890732
You can use any super thin piece of hard plastic. Or even a toothpick. Start at an edge and gently lift up. Eventually it will pop off in pieces. It's scary, but it works.
1851642
If the piece broke inside u can either take tweezers and try and pull piece out. Or just have a regular laptop shop take a look at it. All they have to do is open it and take piece out.
1245397
Remove the four Phillips head screws on the back of the part that the fan blades are contained within, it should snap out/off so that you can get access to the fan blades to clean dust build up off them.
1656420
Nestor, Mine broke at the same location. I used a scrapper with a razor blade, just inserted it under the existing base (gently) then pried the base off, leaving the black backing. Then put new one on. Seems to work pretty well.
2117143
You can buy them on Amazon or eBay. they also come included most times you buy new propellers.