its hard to say in time or anything as lots of factors effect it, but when you look at the drive lever, over time you will see the top part that sits in the blade will get notches either side while it wears away, if these notches get about 2mm in then you should be replacing, you will probably notice the way it is cutting too will leave lines and might snag.. they are cheap parts and as you see, easy to replace. dont forget your lube though!
Hi there, Some things to try first would be.. *Turn the clippers on while you putting your blade on (watch your fingers) *Check that you used the correct screws when putting on the blade support and that it is sat correctly and firmly in the correct place ---> (check out our replacing blade support video for some more details about the blade support ua-cam.com/video/OlKOQbD1wE8/v-deo.html ) *Double check that you put the drive lever in correctly (i dont think it could go in any other way but just check) *Make sure the case iteself is all tightened together If you are still having issues please email me with a lil video of the issue or at least some pictures and a good description of the issue to info@staceysdoggrooming.co.uk Let us know if you get it sorted what the issue was and how you solved it :) xx
its hard to say in time or anything as lots of factors effect it, but when you look at the drive lever, over time you will see the top part that sits in the blade will get notches either side while it wears away, if these notches get about 2mm in then you should be replacing, you will probably notice the way it is cutting too will leave lines and might snag.. they are cheap parts and as you see, easy to replace. dont forget your lube though!
Amazing thank you!
How often should this be replaced?
its hard to say in time or anything as lots of factors effect it, but when you look at the drive lever, over time you will see the top part that sits in the blade will get notches either side while it wears away, if these notches get about 2mm in then you should be replacing, you will probably notice the way it is cutting too will leave lines and might snag.. they are cheap parts and as you see, easy to replace. dont forget your lube though!
Hello! I can’t get my blade to seat properly after putting the clippers back together
Any ideas?
Hi there, Some things to try first would be..
*Turn the clippers on while you putting your blade on (watch your fingers)
*Check that you used the correct screws when putting on the blade support and that it is sat correctly and firmly in the correct place
---> (check out our replacing blade support video for some more details about the blade support ua-cam.com/video/OlKOQbD1wE8/v-deo.html )
*Double check that you put the drive lever in correctly (i dont think it could go in any other way but just check)
*Make sure the case iteself is all tightened together
If you are still having issues please email me with a lil video of the issue or at least some pictures and a good description of the issue to info@staceysdoggrooming.co.uk
Let us know if you get it sorted what the issue was and how you solved it :) xx
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How often should I be replacing this lever if I groom 8 to 10 pets a day?
its hard to say in time or anything as lots of factors effect it, but when you look at the drive lever, over time you will see the top part that sits in the blade will get notches either side while it wears away, if these notches get about 2mm in then you should be replacing, you will probably notice the way it is cutting too will leave lines and might snag.. they are cheap parts and as you see, easy to replace. dont forget your lube though!
@@StaceysDogGrooming Thank you! Well then maybe you can tell me how often you change yours and from where do you order?