ANDIS CLIPPER BLADES ON A 76 OSTER DOWNLOAD

If you can stop the cutting blade with very little pressure, then your power is too weak, and you will need to clean out your tool and/or adjust the power (upcoming article). Is there enough power to move the cutting blade fast enough to cut? Turn the tool on and pinch the cutting blade and the stationary blade together. Your third check will be the power of the clipper/trimmer. Go here to read about the correct way to oil your blades. It keeps your blades functioning properly and keeps them from wearing out as quickly. For some reason oiling the blades is something that people refuse to do when this one step will save you more money than anything else. Yep, this is the one that gets a lot of people. If you still have all the teeth, then move to the next step.

Are all the teeth still on the stationary blade? Are all the teeth still on the cutting blade? Are all the teeth straight? If you are missing teeth, then you should seriously consider replacing the blade. The first check that you do is on the teeth of the blades.

ANDIS CLIPPER BLADES ON A 76 OSTER DOWNLOAD

Infographic that you can download or print. So, how does someone get a blade that is not cutting or is pulling hair to start cutting again? Just follow T.O.P. Don’t just toss your blades, please recycle them. The time that we can’t get your blades cutting again, the blade is trashed and does need to be RECYCLED. We get asked “Why won’t my blades cut, or why are my blades pulling hair?” a lot, and sometimes it comes in the form of a statement, “My clipper/trimmer blades quit cutting/started pulling hair, so I threw them (“them” being the blades and sometimes the entire clipper/trimmer!) away.” We HATE hearing about people throwing their money away, because 9 out of 10 times we can help you get your blades cutting again for much less than a new blade and CERTAINLY much less than a new clipper/trimmer. Why won’t my blades cut, or why are my blades pulling hair?

Andis clipper blades on a 76 oster