How to install trimmer head

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Without the make and model I can only suggest a general answer.

The gearhead of most trimmers will have a locking hole where a small metal shaft(rod) can be inserted so these heads can removed and installed. Look for over the gearhead for such a hole and give it a try. The trimmer head can be either left hand or right hand threaded; just depends on the direction of rotation.

Pull the wand apart, remove old batteries, insert the new batteries in the proper configuration, put the two pieces of wand back together. Viola!

You can find a manual on Google, put in make, model and manual, and you should get results for the manual.

https://babyliss.conairspares4u.co.uk/babyliss/trimmers/10-in-1-all-over-grooming-kit-en.html 10 in 1 All Over Grooming Kit

In your manual under section 12: Line Head Installation. You will do the opposite of what it says here. The key is to LOCK the gear drive so the flex-drive shaft won't turn WHEN you are removing the trimmer head. They use a special tool (maybe you have it). But a small-shafted Phillips screwdriver or the like can be put in the drive hole to lock the gearing up as well. Look for the hole in the upper plate and align with the notch in the drive housing and grasping the entire string head unit, remove it. Here is your manual, see Section 12

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See shaveroutlet.com. The item is found at the link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/grooming/remington-beard-trimmer-cutter-p-711.html

You will find replacement blade for this model at shaveroutlet.com. See link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/grooming/remington-beard-trimmer-cutter-p-711.html

There are five ways to change trimmer line depending upon the style of trimmer head on your unit.

The first style has a locking tab on the side of the trimmer head that must be depressed while the lock ring is turned counter-clockwise. This will remove the cover and give access to the spool which can then be pulled out, rewound with the line (winding in the direction of the arrows on the spool), and re-installed.

The second style requires lining up the marks on the bottom of the spool tap/button assembly and firmly pulling straight out on the tap button. This pulls the spool assembly out so it can be re-wound and inserted back into the hub assembly.

The third style requires pushing in and down on the two locking tabs on the side of the trimmer head. This will remove the cover and give you access to the spool.

The fourth style of trimmer head is the Centrex. Remove the cap on the bottom of the head by unscrewing it. Remove the guide ring and remove the spool from the unit. Cut a 25ft length of line and insert one end into the center cavity of the empty spool. Feed the line into the spool, leaving 4-6 inches unwound from the center of the spool. Reinstall the spool, guide and cap, making sure the notch in the guide is facing away from the spool and the line is in the notch.

The fifth style is the fixed line cutting head. This style cutting head uses a pre-cut piece of cutting line. After removing the worn line from the cutting head, insert the precut piece into the positioning tunnel leaving an equal amount out each side of the tunnel. The ends of the line can then be inserted through the exit tunnels.

a lot of times there is a hole in the side of the head to insert a rod into so the head doesnt spin..now all you have to do is figure whitch way it turns as some a left hand thread