User Posts: Patrick Boulang
Why Do Clippers Rust?
Patrick Boulang
Rust! It’s something we all hope to keep far away from our blades but seems to always appear. But the serious question is, Are rusty clippers dangerous? ...
Rusty hair clippers aren't a great look. Not only that, but they ruin your Clippers' performance too. So if you're looking to remove the rust from ...
If your Wahl clippers not cutting, then you are in the right place for answers. In this article, we’ll go over the common reasons why your wahl clipper may ...
Why do the Clippers get hot? It’s a simple answer but can get quite complex as you think of hair clippers as a whole. In the article, we will go ...
Babyliss.A reliable hair clipper brand that produces some of the best hair clippers in the market. However at times, their clippers can be ...
A loud hair clipper isn’t pleasant. In this particular case, will be dealing with Andis hair clippers. In this article, I'll take you through the steps on ...
Loud hair clippers are not pleasant to the ears. We shouldn't be cringing every time we turn our clippers on. But how do they get like that? Can they be ...
Most of the time time our clippers work great, but sometimes for no reason, they may vibrate. Why is that? How does it happen and is there a fix to it ...
If you're asking yourself, why are my clippers so loud? Then you are in the right place. In this article, we'll go through the reasons why your clippers ...
That’s most definitely a battery problem.
for your battery to fully charge it must be on the dock for a few hours.
You want to open and check if your manscaped is water damages internally, if you open it up and see rusting then most likely your trimmers are out of commission.
But if your alright on that front, check the battery on the back of circuit, Manscape use a standard 600mAh Li-Ion rechargeable battery but the battery is kind of welded onto the circuit its difficult to just replace unless welded on, hence why if it’s a battery issue you best best bet would be to contact manscaped for a replacement if it defected on within 30 days and if your on the peak hygiene plan your entitled to get your trimmer fully replaced as they state “As long as you’re a member, you’re covered! Get a new Lawn Mower®, The Beard Hedger™, or Weed Whacker® 2.0 sent to you if anything goes wrong – for life”
Best of luck!
It’s an interesting combination Ronald, when working with hair clipper oils, I always advice a petroleum based oil as it its light an can handle heat without deformation. The oil get in and out quickly without causing internal damage.
But if it works for them, that’s great!
Hey Steve, yes it’s true gun oil has great properties as I said, but I would recommend it as a short-term alternative as if it does clog blades, not everyone is comfortably dismantling their clippers, putting them, and going again. And the oil does have a slightly thicker consistency than hair clipper oil due to the added synthetic oils an lubricating agents.
But thanks for the insight and please return!
Apologies will look into getting the problem resolved thanks for your comment