Clipper biting clipper is biting

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Send it back, free replacement under warranty.

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The plug is probably not connected to the power cable. Could also be a bad cable or the connection to the clipper.

NO IT does NOT.

If the clippers stopped cutting, they are probably clogged with hair on the inside of the clippers. I had two pairs of clippers where this happened. I took them to be serviced at a beauty supply store and they cleaned the hair from the inside of both pairs of clippers for me and they now work just fine.

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Teresa you lost the guide?! You cannot afford to buy a new one at $22-29 dollars! They are OLD?! Guess what? You just answered your own question. Go to WalMart, Break down and buy new ones. Don't take them apart unless your seated and have a magnet near you! By the way a New Guide will cost you $12 dollars with a blade. They come in sets only. So $12 old one $22 new one? Duh I wonder what I will do?

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Possibly one of two problems.

1. Water tank has a hole in it.
2. Filler tube that go's into tank has come off.

If you are handy and have the correct type screwdriver bits, you may be able to open the iron and have a look.

Other wise it's bite the bullet and buy a new one. Wallmart or similar do some quite good cheep electrical stuff.