Where do I apply greeze to my clippers - Oster Golden A5 2-Speed Universal Motor Clipper 78005-140

You'll want to apply some of the oil on the outside of the blades and if possible - detach (the way you would when you clean your clippers) and put a few drops of oil where the spinning rotor from the rotor goes into the bottom piece with the blades of your clippers. When you run out of what they give you - Try INOX - it's a completely non-toxic machine grade oil. Available through Ace Hardware or you can google the product name: MX3. INOX - MX3. Ask for it in the 60ml needle bottle. Hope this helped.

are you applying enough oil in the right places? clipper oiling

Have you tried removing the 2 screws holding the comb plate down against the moving blade?

Often cut hair residue will build up under the comb plate to the point where the blade does not cut properly and even seizes against this plate.

Just remove the screws, the comb plate and the cutting blade, clean everything thoroughly with some rubbing alcohol. Make sure to scoop / vacuum out any hair that hair that has fallen into the clipper body through the hole under the blade.

Once the parts are cleaned, reassemble the unit and apply a liberal coat of light mineral oil (available at any drug store) to the blade and to the underside of the comb plate. Don't be stingy, you can always wipe off the excess later before using it.

Now screw down the the comb plate onto the blade and body and tighten the screws just enough that it holds the plate securely but doesn't bind the blades in place.

Turn on the clippers and check that they reciprocate properly. Turn off clippers and adjust the tightness of the screws as required. If the clippers don't start when you switch them on then you probably have the screws too tight.
Now turn on the clippers and hold them blade end down over the sink and pour some mineral oil (at least a spoonful or two) directly on the blade / plate interface so the oil washes over and under the moving blade and in between the blade and the plate. Do this while the clippers are running, there will be a little spatter but that's why you are doing it over the sink.

You can do this oil wash every few haircuts cuts if you like, it's just an easy way to wash out the tiny hair particles and keep the blade well lubricated at the same time. Just wipe off the excess with a paper towel and its good to go. Hope this works for you and helps out a bit.

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Thank you very much and good luck.

Joe.

The oil is applied directly to the teeth of the blades. Simply apply one drop to the teeth of the blades before each use

If you need oil for the blades, you will find it at shaveroutlet.com. See link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/animal/wahl-4oz-squeeze-bottle-clipper-oil-p-584.html

Disconnect the blade and ensure the drive Lever is moving if it is apply pressure to the lever and make sure it still moves.
There could be a problem with the Gear Wheel inside the gearbox, check for strpped teeth or even a loose post holding the gear and drive lever into place, relavent clipper repair parts can be found at www.angliaclipperservices.com .

Hello,

Oiling the trimmer is very simple. It is only necessary to apply oil to the blades. Simply apply one or two drops of oil directly to the blades while running. This should be done before each use.
You should have gotten a bottle of the blade oil with your clipper. If you have also lost this, you can buy a bottle of Wahl clipper oil from shaveroutlet.com. see link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/wahl-4oz-squeeze-bottle-clipper-oil-p-584.html

what type of hair clipper are you looking for. mannyssharpening.com has very good warranty they fix what they sell

to upgrade your going to have to take the laptop apart and remove the heatsink on top of the cpu, then disconnect the cpu, and then install another cpu in place of it, apply therman greeze and put the cpu heatsink back on. and reassemble your laptop.