Questions & Answers for: hair clippers making loud noise

Loud buzzing noise I shave my head w/ my Oster and at first the buzzing sound it produces is soft, however from time to time the buzzing sound will increase to such an extent that it will make me jump

HAIR CLIPPER. LIVE IN UK, SO I HAVE BOUGHT A 220V TO 110V TRANSFORMER. IT MAKES SUCH A LOUD NOISE WHEN OPERATING. IS IT POSSIBLE TO REDUCE THIS NOISE TO NORMAL LEVELS.? Look on the side of the clipper

...making a crazy banging. Open the clippers up and LOOK.. you'll notice the banging is simply the moving arm of the blade smashing against the body of the clipper. Cut a small piece of foam, this will ...

loud noise The problem you describe is most likely due to the fact that the machine you bought is designed to operate on 110v/60Hz electrical supply as used in North America. In fact the T-Outliner is

clipper making a loud noise need to turn it down please there is a button on the side with a slot. Use a flathead screwdriver or a and turn it counter-clockwise until it stops.

...when they are close to your ears. Go back to the shop for advice and to hear other clippers they have but you will probably find that you have one of the quietest model of a normally loud

...hair. Any solutions to this problem will be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot! The power screw is the correct way to adjust the problem you describe.  If you have attempted to adjust it as ...

clippers just stopped working...just gives a light buzz oil your blade after each use. on the side there is a blade adjustment setting. after you oil the blade turn your clipper on, turn the set screw

making a loud noise I can't stop the loud noise on my headliner it stared when I used a cleaner lubricant spray I opened the clipper and now the blade is out of place I don't know how to alignment the

making a loud rattling noise i have not used the trimmers just turned it on to see what its like i brought a plug converter or 110v ive twisted the screw like it says on youtube and it still makes the