Remington MS2-250 shaver disassembly?

The button on the front releases the long hair trimmer. It is for cutting hair that is too long for the regular shaver foils to shaver

You will find the user manual for model MS2-390 available at shaveroutlet.com. Click on the link below and scroll down to the 'user manual' link near the item price

http://shaveroutlet.com/shavers/remington-ms2390-microscreen-500-shaver-p-564.html

You will find a helpful video demo at shaveroutlet.com. See link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/remington-sp94-ms3-series-foil-and-cutter-set-p-238.html

Unfortunately these rechargeable razors are not designed to be easily serviced by the home user.
Changing the battery will definitely involve a bit of searching for the multiple screws which hold the case together and then disassembling the case to access the battery compartment. Just watch out for any screws which may be hiding under the rubber padding pieces. You will then likely be required to desolder the old battery out and then resolder your new battery back into place.

Here is a link to a site which describes the various methods for disassembling battery powered shavers:

http://k0lee.com/2008/04/replacing-remington-and-norelco-shaver-batteries/


Here is a link to a replacement battery available for your model:

http://www.batteryweb.com/cordlessrazordetail.cfm?ID=238


Just use your mouse to click on the link, which is the underlined and highlighted text just above. This will open a new web browser page automatically for you and allow you to view the information and items at the website indicated.

Thank you very much and good luck.

There are only 2 screws holding the razor together. There is 1 on the back next to the cord plug-in and 1 in the middle of the back (on mine it was hidden under the battery recycling sticker). Once both are removed the back slides off away from the shaving heads.

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There are two screws on the back just under where the cutter fits on. Remve shaver head then remove screws and you can then gently pry the front and back apart from the top.

If you need replacement batteries, you will find them at shaveroutlet.com. See link below. You will need two

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/replacement-battery-for-remington-df-ms2-some-braun-p-213.html

the protective cap is not on the shaver when it is placed in the cleaning and charging machine. Perhaps you mean the 'head holer' You will find parts for model R-9500 at shaveroutlet.com. See links below for the head holder and the protective cap

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/remington-rotary-shaver-hairpocket-for-select-models.html

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/remington-r9000-series-protector-cap-p-203.html

My R5130 kept falling apart when I shaved. I really like Remington Shavers (Spectrum Brands) and have had good luck with them until the R5130 model.

Two points.
1.) -THEY SHIPPED ME A NEW HEAD ASSEMBLY (BUT)- The original one I got had poorly formed plastics tabs on the blade retainer (head) I Googled Remington Shavers and used their Consumer Service tab to request a fix. They sent me a new head assembly free of charge and yes it worked much better. However, it eventually the heads started falling off again.

2.) RUBBER BAND FIXED IT - I looked it over again and thought that the range of movement and forces on the assembly pieces was just more than the design could handle so I looked for a way to contain some of the movement. I slipped a single thin (1/16"x1/8") - 2" diameter rubber band around the three head assembly and the problem has been completely eliminated. I can shave normally now. The rubber band nearly disappears under the black head flanges so it doesn't even look bad. The shave is a little firmer now but it still has most of the flexibility of the original design.

This simple fix will be a hard one for Remington (Spectrum Brands) to adopt but you might help spread the word. I am sure they will avoid this problem in the next models.

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.

The Remington ES-1000 was probably the best slot-head shaver ever made by Remington. I cannot believe that the market demand was so low as to prompt a cancellation of production. I believe that the production run was limited to about 4 years or so. I have 8 of these shavers and keep a couple old Remington slot heads around as well. The ES-1000 was not perfect. The batteries were way too small and stressed so battery life was poor.You could not buy individual blades as you could with past Remington slot-head units.Also, the edge of the head was too exposed and sharp and when used for body shaving would tend to cut the skin.Slot-head shavers are superior for body shaving and for skin that is suseptible to shaving bumps.They are also great for young men that are prone to ingrown hairs.My guess is that the Norelco 3 head has taken it's place. Those shavers actually use 3 small slot heads. Rumor has it that shavers.com is trying to have a new slot head manufactured in Asia.