How do I replace the broken vibrating head pieces that have come off? I use my massager often but they both now have broken and come off in just a couple of months of use. Where can I get or buy replacements?

Kneading is typically used in Swedish massages or deep tissue massages, and it is used to stimulate nerves, blood vessels, glands and cellular exchanges in the area being kneaded. The kneading setting should mainly be used to increase circulation. Vibration stimulates sensory nerves which increases blood flow and temperature in that area. Vibration is most helpful to just relax, but also to help stimulate an area that is normally not reflexive due to brain injury, fatigue, or paralysis.

Poke out the four rubber lugs covering the four screws in the massage head. Remove all 4 screws and remove plastic cover. Replace round spinning weight that will have come off the spindle. Replace cover and screws. Should now work.

Had same problem with my husbands moms bed. Found out that it ended up being a stripped plastic piece that the screw uses to raise and lower the bed. Because its stripped the screws don't have anything to grip on again to raise or lower bed. Piece needs replacing, but not sure where to get them.

Your motor mounts are either worn out or broken causing you to feel the vibration from the engine. Another possibility is that your exhaust pipe is touching the body somewhere.

To the manufacturer.

If you are talking about the end cap is broken off the agitator, I would replace the agitator. you can check the motor by turning on the vac without the roller installed.

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I don't have the Homedics programmable, but I have taken apart my Brookstone programmable (and lots of old Homedics massagers).

I'm going to guess the screws concealment method is similar. On the under side of the massager, look for small oval-shaped outlines that are the same color as the rest of the body. Mine had four. These are little plastic plugs that you can pry out with a tiny flat screwdriver or a razor blade. The screws are hidden under these plastic plugs.

I hope this helps

try super gluing (or with some commercial purchased weld products (like a glue or epoxy) a bolt to it and extract the screw with a wrench on the head of the bolt. Might try vice grips on the head too.

The massaging neck rests usually offers you two relaxation therapies: variable speed vibration massage to customize massage intensity and heat. Some of this devices even have a "comforting sounds" option (which makes relaxing sounds). Besides that most of the massaging neck rests offers the same featurs. They wrap comfortably around your neck and shoulders, supporting your head in a comfortable position (Usually - memory-foam filling and a soft fabric cover). Hand-held control adjusts the vibrations to your specific comfort level, without having to stop the massage. Includes plug-in AC adapter, or you can use four AA batteries