I need a replacement cord for the Remington 9190 razor. where can I get one?

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You will find the correct battery at shaveroutlet.com at the link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/norelco-philips-liion-battery-cell-for-select-models-p-564.html

The shaveroutlet video below will help you for disassembly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGD84BfKxAE

The Use & Care Manual for the Remington R-9190 Electric Shaver from the Microflex 800 Series can be found here:

http://www.remingtonproducts.com/~/media/Files/Manuals/Shavers%20Mens%20Rotary%20Shavers/MicroFlex%20800%20Shavers/English/R-9190.ashx

It is doubtful that the cord is the problem unless there is visable damage to the cord. Most likely, the batteries are dead. You will find the correct replacement battery type at shaveroutlet.com. See link below. You will need 2

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/batteries/shaver-battery-pack-for-most-shavers-p-211.html

To change them, take off the back cover by removing the screws. Inside you will see the two batteries. There may be some black tape on the ends. If so remove the tape so that you can get to the tabs on the batteries. Unsolder the old batteries from the wires and solder in the new batteries

If you are not equipped to do this yourself, shaveroutlet.com can do it for you. See link below for information and ordering

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/professional-battery-replacement-for-most-models-p-374.html

Yes both will fit your model. You will find both at shaveroutlet.com. See links below

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/remington-sp21-titanium-microflex-replacement-heads-p-223.html

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/remington-sp18-microflex-heads-p-221.html

contact Remington service people on their web site
It is possible that it is a throw away unit

The problem is almost certainly the batteries. You can access the batteries by removing the screws on the back and taking off the back cover. You will find batteries at shaveroutlet.com. You will need two batteries. See link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-battery-pack-for-most-shavers-p-211.html

Yes, you can replace the rechargeable batteries in your shaver with a few basic skills. If you can disasseble the shell case and have access to a soldering iron, you can remove the old faulty batteries and reinstall the replacement ones. Not only will you save a ton of money, but you'll have your trusty shaver running like new quickly!

Here's a link to Electric Shaver Service's battery page that has your battery listed (R-9000 series) for around $15.00 plus S&H.

http://www.electricshaverstore.com/search.asp?p=1&w=%5F&c=battery&t=s

I've done this on my own razor twice in the past 10-15 years and it's still less expensive than buying a new razor, since I really like the shave I get with mine.

Hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!

Remove the Two ( 2 ) Phillips Head screws on the Back side of the
R 9190 shaver near the Electrical Plug .

Pry off the Gray Rubber cover that those two ( 2 ) now removed screws went thru.
Now remove the Two ( 2 ) exposed screws up near the " Trimmer Switch "
Note: If you Popped off the " Trimmer Switch " during your efforts - DON'T WORRY . It will simply pop back in place when you are finished with your repairs.

Found this link that may help you out. Seems like they are made to be used then tossed out. What a waste. Anyway the battery replacement issue is a common problem... http://k0lee.com/2008/04/replacing-remington-and-norelco-shaver-batteries/