how do you change the blade?
1587012
Mine had a pin with a spring and ate holding it in. Almost like how a kitchenaid mixer you add beaters. Push up against the ring with the blade and turn to the notch. Comes off. Look up attach beater to kitchenaid on YouTube. Same concept but much smaller lol.
1587013
There is a little wrench type tool to pry it off the base. It's very easy and you can use the handle of a spoon if you lose the wrench. To put a new blade on, you just line up the locking mechanism and press it on. The tool is really not that important, but it's handy if you're into that kind of thing.
1587014
The wrench doesn't fit. I use needle-nose pliers and grab the shaft of the blade and then pry the pliers against the rim of the protective metal screen at a low point of it. Works like a charm. Pops out like nothing.
1587015
It pulls off and you just press another on. I use one of those rubber grips used for opening jars. It's not been difficult.
2030034
You need to pull out the part holding the blade, then twist it, and pull the blade out
1561868
It does not appear that the cutting blade can be replaced. You may be able to sharpen the blades but replacement does not seem possible. You may want to contact fiskars at 1 (866) 348-5661.
1322063
You don't and don't waste your money on new blades or battery, they never work..Try sending it back to the company with your receipt and a letter for a new free one or buy a new one.
1487727
Yes, it's as simple as just screwing down the two screws. Shouldn't take more than one minute to replace the blade.
616849
The Life Hammer appears To come apart with loosening 3 screws. I would think you could change the blade once its open, However I have never tried.
99788
No, you have to use an allen wrench (provided) and unscrew/screw a bolt to change the blade.
391114
You take that grey cover off (snaps) on the side and there is a metric allen head screw that you loosen to change the blade. Use a piece of scrap wood under the teeth of the blade to hold it from turning while you loosen/tighten the screw.
1598505
You need to look at your owners manual or go on line and find the owners manual to answer this question. Personally, I have no clue. There actually may be a model number on your current blade which you can research. That is how I found the right replacement blade.
1337273
No, I don't think so - Ive never removed the silver clip thing to change blades, anyway. Just use firm, steady pressure, bracing the blade against your workbench while holding the handle. Be careful not to bend the blade, though. You might try putting a coat of wax on the blades also - not only will that help protect it from rust and cut down friction while cutting, but it might make it a bit easier to get in and out of the handle too.
1147414
You can not change the chutney Jar coupler ( blade). You can only change only blades for other Jars. By holding the laddle back side, hodling the blade turn laddle in anti clock wise.
551923
Lower the blade all the way down. You will need 2 wrenches, what size I dont know right off hand, go to the center nut holding the blade in. Use 1 wrench to hold the nut still on one side and use the other wrench to turn the other side counter clockwise. Make sure you put the new blade on the same way you take the used one off.
2242844
Yes, loosen the two screws on the old blade and remove the blades, then replace them with these new blades. You should have no problem at all.
525825
It is easy to change blades. Just undo the Allen bolts. I suggest getting a professional to sharpen the blade.
2244093
Move it back over to the left while closing the blade. Pretty standard on many knives.
577506
Gerald,Changing blades is quite straight forward. Hold the razor in the middle of the handle and turn the knurled part of the handle shaft at the bottom until you can lift the top part of the head from the body.You will see that this mentioned top part of the head has a thread shaft that screws into the handle.Once you do this the rest is self-explanatory; nonetheless just slide the blade onto the threaded shaft, insert the blade and top head into the handle and tighten.
1632858
The blade is a light press fit on the motor shaft. Hold the motor with one hand, pull the old blade off the motor shaft with your other hand. Reverse the process to install. Take care to support the motor, the mounting brackets are very light and can bend easy.