Apparently you have some wiring issues ,that can be caused by the cord being stretched away from the handle...it can be rewired near the handle by someone with electrical knowledge,,,,,,must be familiar with electicity because of the power going into it by a home source and the hazzard of using it in damp or moist grass. shock hazzard
SOURCE: I have a Flymo Sabre cordless hedgetrimmer, which
If there are screws or bolts holding the blades together, check these are tight, but not tight enough that the blades can't move relative to each other. If the teeth aren't sharp, you can buy a small flat file to sharpen them. This is a tedious process and both cutting edges of each tooth need to be sharpened.
SOURCE: flymo sabre hedge trimmer blades move but do not cut!
It sounds as if they have come off of the spindle inside and are not synchronised as they should be so the bottom blade is being pushed out of the way when trying to cut. You need to open up the head and unscrew the top to the small gearbox and make sure the bottom blade hasn't jumped up off of the catch point on the shaft.
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