I was wondering if there's an easy way to repair my Norelco trimmer.
The spring came off of the blade attachment when I was cleaning it this morning.
Has this ever happened to any of you? Is there a way to get that spring back into place?
Or do you recommend that I toss the whole thing out and just buy a new one?
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Repairing a beard trimmer
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Beard Legend
Posts: 1168 (03/13/08 18:36:17) Moderator |
beardster,
I have had 2 Norelco beard trimmers. The newer one has a spring in the blade attachement, the older one had no spring. Mine has never come out since I don't use it much. I need to take a look at it again to see what it looks like! Is your trimmer fairly new? Is it an inexpensive one (under $25) Or one of the more expensive ones ($25 to $50) The adjustable attachment with the spring in it might be a replacement part. Looks like the spring can be tricky to fit back in there. I am going to be careful cleaning mine in the future. Sorry I cannot be of much help. If it is fairly new and on the expensive side I would try to see if you can get a replacement trimmer attachment guide. FullBeardMA Marc |
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Beard Legend
Posts: 2560 (03/13/08 19:56:50) Moderator |
Scissors just seem so much easier, but I know many of you bearded guys like the electric trimmers. Sorry, I can't really give advice on this since I use
scissors.
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Beard Master
Posts: 750 (03/13/08 23:32:34) |
Hey beardster, I would just get a new one. I am sure you got your money's worth out of it anyways.
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Beard Regular
Posts: 150 (03/14/08 13:48:27) |
Hi beandster,
I just wouldn't bother. Just get a new one. MO1 
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