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why is my t outliner getting hot
i jus bought it and i had it running and it started to get hot i want to knw why Question posted by kir kir Tue Mar 31 2009
Reply by M.Dixon
1 of 2 people found this answer helpful
thats just how they do. Its good to have a back up trimmer if you cut alot of hair.
is there a way to adjust the motor of the andis outliners?
IS THERE A WAY TO ADJUST THE MOTOR OF THE ANDIS T OUTLINERS Question posted by bryan Sun Jun 29 2008
trimmer blades
i have an andis outliner 2 model g t shape blade im trying 2 order the same blade but i cant find the model i c an identical blade but there not the same model or shape! can i still purchase this blade an make them fit? Question posted by ebony Sat Feb 23 2008
Reply by ThurstonJR
0 of 1 people found this answer helpful
from thurston in fla., yes but the results are not the same when you want to shape the nape,sideburns, stache,etc. because the squared shape of the outliner2, it allows you to only trim cut these areas, my advice would be to get the t shape blades. look in your local sally stores of your area, or call andis tech line@1-800-558-9441
Hair cut
Can the T-Outliner be used to bald your head? Question posted by Richlyn Sat Apr 14 2007
Reply by Bernard Nimmons
2 of 3 people found this answer helpful
I have been using them for the past 10yrs for dry shaving and balding my head. They do a great job, but after 25min the clippers begin to get hot.
Reply by Juice1000
0 of 0 people found this answer helpful
yes as long as the hair is not to long if the hair is to long use your clippers with the blade at its lowest point and then lower hair after u should be able to finish up with your trimmers.
trimmers
How do i adjust my T out-liners to give that professional look after every use.with-out scratching and bites. Question posted by Elon Thu Jul 13 2006
Reply by John Lewis
4 of 12 people found this answer helpful
You have to take out the first set of screws on the outside then turn the blade around and slightly loosen one of the smaller screws on the inside the slide the inner blade up to your desired closeness and tighten them back up...
Reply by Sonquez Williams
6 of 8 people found this answer helpful
This guy is obviously not a barber, you must slightly loosen BOTH inside screws to adjust the blades.
Reply by sean
2 of 2 people found this answer helpful
u should take of the blade and push the moving blade up until its even with the back blade
Shave around Mustache area?
I am looking for a trimmer that can closely shave facial hair from around mustache area, especially between nose and mustache. Regular plastic shaving razors are too wide and I often cut myself or shave off mustache hair trying to trim around mustache. Scissors don't cut close enough. Is this product good for that purpose? Question posted by Roger Tue Nov 22 2005
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