Non of my screwdrivers working to take blade off
Non of my screwdrivers working to take blade off
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For any screw that doesn't bend to your will easily it's essential to use the right size screwdriver. Make sure you're using one that fits snugly in the screw head and one with a good handle, maybe rubberised, that you can get a good grip on.
Then press hard - no, very hard - no, as hard as you possibly can - and a bit harder. If you feel the screwdriver might be beginning to slip in the screw head then you're not pressing hard enough. If it doe slip then the screw head will be damaged, making your job even harder.
Maybe the screw head is already damaged? Take a look at How to drive screws like a pro - there's a section at the end on rescuing damaged screws.
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Just got a new pair of Andis T outliners trying to change the head because some how one of the teeth was broken but only able to get one screw out. Seem like there was a factory malfunction and the screw was stripped while building it
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Trying to replace blade but non of my screwdrivers are working
by kristi hanson
kristi hanson you are using a Philips screwdriver? What happens when you use it? Are the screws stripped?
by oldturkey03
Mines the same way. They want you to buy more clippers. May Be gorilla glue behind it.
by alexbrowngolden