Brotha your technical skills when it comes to these tools is second to none. I also do a lot of my own clipper repairs as well and recently found your channel after I was looking for a video on how to re-tune an andis master clipper. keep doing your thing Bro
Hey, keepitsharp357 Hey, Chris I have a pair of WAHL Senior and WAHL Pilot, with a converter that turns it to 110 v and 60hz. My WAHL Pilot have a normal sound, but the WAHL Senior makes a loud noise and vibrate a lot, they have been already used already, I think the clipper felt on the ground cause it has crack on the case or it looks like it to the left side. what I tried already : 1. Oil, and Adjust the power. 2. Open the case and push on the moving arm. (as I've seen this to fix dropped clippers but still made the same noise) 3. And lastly I removed the comb and cutting blade, started the clipper and made one crazy noise, I stopped it right away, I think it messed up the grey sponge, and under it I can see a piece of yellow sponge. I really hope you could help me on this one, I'm so excited to have them but down cause they make so much noise, I thought I would have no trouble with that as they are quiet clippers...
i think the motor adjusting screws need to be set from time to time back to default. I am not a expert but I have had some success with trying. was wondering if you would do a video on how to set the magnet motor and the tension ball that moves the bottom blade..
great informative video ! but I do have a question my seniors are adjusted perfectly WHEN OFF but when I turn it on I feel like the right side if the blade is sharper than the left and appears to be uneven! would adjusting the power screw have anything to do with it ? any suggestions???
Hi! The motor from the Wahl Icon or from the Wahl Super taper match in the Wahl Senior? Because to my country we have 230volts here and i cant use the seniors but we have Wahl Icons and super tapers on 230 volts. So i thought to replase the motor (I dont want to carry voltage transformer) i want to make a Senior 230 volts. I think its a nice idea😊:) Sorry for my bad english i hope you understand
Great video! This is why I've struggled zero gapping my seniors completely.
Brotha your technical skills when it comes to these tools is second to none. I also do a lot of my own clipper repairs as well and recently found your channel after I was looking for a video on how to re-tune an andis master clipper. keep doing your thing Bro
youre A HIGHLY TECHNICAL DUDE! THANKS for SUCH TUTORIAL! KEEP IT UP!
Hi I'm from BRZ and this video was very good for me. Now I got it.!!!! Tks a lot.!!!!
Hey, keepitsharp357
Hey, Chris
I have a pair of WAHL Senior and WAHL Pilot, with a converter that turns it to 110 v and 60hz. My WAHL Pilot have a normal sound, but the WAHL Senior makes a loud noise and vibrate a lot, they have been already used already, I think the clipper felt on the ground cause it has crack on the case or it looks like it to the left side.
what I tried already :
1. Oil, and Adjust the power.
2. Open the case and push on the moving arm. (as I've seen this to fix dropped clippers but still made the same noise)
3. And lastly I removed the comb and cutting blade, started the clipper and made one crazy noise, I stopped it right away, I think it messed up the grey sponge, and under it I can see a piece of yellow sponge.
I really hope you could help me on this one, I'm so excited to have them but down cause they make so much noise, I thought I would have no trouble with that as they are quiet clippers...
You give some great tips, thanks. I wish you made this vid before I start losing my hair lol.
Thank u for that info much needed.
I have the same problem with richard too , afyer adjusting the blade is sharper on the right side. Is there a solution?
i think the motor adjusting screws need to be set from time to time back to default. I am not a expert but I have had some success with trying. was wondering if you would do a video on how to set the magnet motor and the tension ball that moves the bottom blade..
Thank you for the video. Is there a functional difference between a 2 hole and a 3 hole blade? Is one more secure or easier to adjust?
It's mainly about adjustments
you don't happen to have a old magnetic arm? mine in my black seniors broke and can't find a replacement.
great informative video ! but I do have a question my seniors are adjusted perfectly WHEN OFF but when I turn it on I feel like the right side if the blade is sharper than the left and appears to be uneven! would adjusting the power screw have anything to do with it ? any suggestions???
+Richard Muniz jr you have to loosen up all three screws a line the blade up evenly
My man! Thanks!!
Did you record this with a wahl clipper 😐
Now that's good info! Does this work with all of Wahl's adjustable clippers? Can you do a demo of zero gapping the Oster Fast Feeds. Thanks.
yes this will work with them all. give me some time on the fast feed video
Does it cut the guards when they have em on?
As long as there is not an over bite of the teeth it shouldn't
Hi! The motor from the Wahl Icon or from the Wahl Super taper match in the Wahl Senior? Because to my country we have 230volts here and i cant use the seniors but we have Wahl Icons and super tapers on 230 volts. So i thought to replase the motor (I dont want to carry voltage transformer) i want to make a Senior 230 volts. I think its a nice idea😊:) Sorry for my bad english i hope you understand
they all are around about the same
***** Thank you
***** did you complete that project in the end. ive got the icon 5 star and am gonna just replace the blade with the senior fade blade
greg davidson No i didnt try it yet but i'm sure it is possible! The icon is very good!
Do you lose any power adjusting the blade.
no sir
Soy de México no saben dónde puedo encontrar los tornillos del sujetador de navaja
Ivan Martinez, si no tienes unos viejitos por ahi, compra un set de navajas de repuesto y este te los trae suerte...
I think you move to ATL, i have some questions for you how can i email you
They won't budge bro...those screws are tight
+Darnelle Hazlewood make sure you turning them clockwise