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On the barrel there should be a letter code. Remingtons manufactured between 1921 and 1972 have a code located on the left side of the barrel near the frame that identifies the year and month of manufacture. The following letters correspond to the months of the year, for example B=January, L= February and so on: B - L - A - C - K - P - O - W - D - E - R - X The following letters correspond to the year of manufacture starting in 1921 and ending in 1972: M - N - P - R - S - T - U - W - X - Y - Z - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - J - K - L - MM - NN - PP - RR - SS - TT - UU - WW - XX - YY - ZZ - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - J - K - L - M - N - P - R - S - T - U - W B - Jan M - 1921 C - 1934 SS - 1947 G - 1960 L - Feb N - 1922 D - 1935 TT - 1948 H - 1961 A - Mar P - 1923 E - 1936 UU - 1949 J - 1962 C - Apr R - 1924 F - 1937 WW - 1950 K - 1963 K - May S - 1925 G - 1938 XX - 1951 L - 1964 P - Jun T - 1926 H - 1939 YY - 1952 M - 1965 O - Jul U - 1927 J - 1940 ZZ - 1953 N - 1966 W - Aug W - 1928 K - 1941 A - 1954 P - 1967 D - Sep X - 1929 L - 1942 B - 1955 R - 1968 E - Oct Y - 1930 MM - 1943 C - 1956 S - 1969 R - Nov Z - 1931 NN - 1944 D - 1957 T - 1970 X - Dec A - 1932 PP - 1945 E - 1958 U - 1971 B - 1933 RR - 1946 F - 1959 W - 1972

if this is a shaver the spring and gears wear at different rates so their worn more then the other one

You can, but you need some experience with soldering.Look for the other answers here in this forum, there are some descriptions on how to open the device. In short: you have to remove the power button (be careful not to destroy it), then slide off the middle plastic part, remove a screw, then take off the upper main plastic housing, remove another two screws and take out the inner device which holds the motor and batteries. The old batteries can be replaced by 2 AA-size eneloops.

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Pull the plug or remove the batteries. Shake it?

check oil lines and when storing saw stand on end or on side blade up.. vote if'n i was of help.. remember BUY USA MADE PRODUCTS.. Jay

well if its an electric powered model as the title says it is , then the only oil it should have is Bar/chain oil there should be a little cap just forward to left of the trigger this should be kept full of bar/chain oil for its use

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You have a break on the razor side of the charge base. Most likely a cracked solder. . But it could also be a worn plug... any case pushing on it will only increase the problem

Check this site http://www.manualsonline.com/

You may find some diagrams in a manual https://www.amazon.com/Chain-Service-Manual-Penton-Staff/dp/0872887057

Assuming the battery is still holding sufficient charge, the motor that runs that rotating mechanism may be shot.

shaveroutlet.com has the heads for model R9410 https://shaveroutlet.com/remington-sp21-titanium-microflex-replacement-heads-p-223.html

I could not find the manual specific to your HC-610 but this Remington link has many manuals for hair trimmers that might be a start... http://www.remingtonproducts.com/support/manuals-and-data-sheets.aspx Manuals on line did not have it either..

Simple take a wood screw and insert it in the spent shell. Gently apply downward pressure while turning the screw a partial thread in. Then use a pair of needle nose pliers to pull it out using the 476's casing as a leverage point. Just did this and worked well. Allen key and pocket knife ideas did not work as the shell is too tight in the chamber.

Here you go: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Remington+MB4040+Battery+Replacement/37236