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CHANGING THE BLADE DRIVE ASSEMBLY
If your clipper blades no longer cut properly (be sure to try more than one blade,
since the blade currently being used may be dull), it could be that your blade drive
assembly needs replacement.
To change the blade drive assembly:
1. Remove blade set (Figure G).
2. Remove drive cap by grabbing both sides at top and sliding off (Figure L).
3. Remove blade drive mounting screws (Figure M).
4. NOTE: Before removing blade drive assembly, note the way it is positioned (this
will help you in reassembly). Remove blade drive assembly (Figure N).
5. Drive bearing should be at its lowest position (See Figure O for correct position of
drive bearing), if not, move it with your finger to lowest position (See Figure P for
incorrect position of drive bearing).
6. Put on new drive assembly, align screw holes and press down (Figure N).
7. Reassemble blade drive by mounting screws (Figure M).
8. Replace drive cap by sliding back on clipper into position (Figure L).
9. Replace blade (Figure G).
USE GUIDELINES FOR LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES
1. The lithium-ion battery included with your clipper does not develop a "memory
effect" like a nickel-metal hydride (NiMH), or nickel cadmium (NiCd) battery. You
can return the clipper to the charger at any time for a full charge, or even use
the battery before a charge cycle is complete. Like most rechargeable batteries,
lithium-ion batteries perform best when used frequently.
2. For maximum battery life, store the clipper in a partially discharged condition
if the unit will be unused for several months. To discharge the battery, run the
clipper just until the yellow light turns ON.
3. Avoid locating the clipper near heat vents, radiators, or in direct sunlight.
Optimum charging will result where the temperature is stable. Sudden increases
in temperature can result in the battery receiving less than a full charge.
4. Many factors influence lithium-ion battery life. A battery that has received heavy
use or is more than a year old may not give the same run-time performance as a
new battery pack.
5. New lithium-ion batteries, unused for a period of time, may not accept a full charge.
This is normal and does not indicate a problem with the battery or charger. The
battery will accept a full charge after several cycles of clipper use and recharging.
6. Disconnect the charger or the clipper from the AC outlet if extended periods of
non-use are anticipated.
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