Remington Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Hello, Ibrahim - I hope I am correct in thinking you are asking about an electric shaver. If so, this is the link for the Remington Products Authorized Service Dealers: http://www.remingtonproducts.com/support/where-to-buy.aspx You will need to enter your US Zip Code in the proper search box to obtain a list of authorized repair businesses. If you do not reside in the USA, then go to the Remington Products Contact Us page: http://www.remingtonproducts.com/support/contact-us.aspx Use the form on that page to send an email asking about authorized repair for your shaver.

Page 6 of the Remington PG 400 user manual gives batteryremoval instructions

Mount scope on rifle with the eye relief you are happy with set up a target at 10 yards and fire 5 rounds of until you are grouping tightly ( no fliers ) you may want to use quite a few targets once you are happy with the grouping remove the adjustment covers on the scope the top one is for moving the point of impact up or down the side one is for left or right depending on the point of impact you need to move it up or down to meet the cross hare once you get the point of impact on the same hight line as the aim point you can move the side adjuster to move the poi to meet the aim point then move the target out to 20 yards and repeat the above again then move the target out to a distance that you can put 90% of your shots inside 40mm or better and that is your max range for live animals

hi Walter. this is all i could find on the internet,it does not have the 41656 number but have a look. What year is model 24 Remington 41656 Google Search

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Hi Docle60, You'll only need a couple of tools and a little time. The steps are pretty easy.

• Take your electric razor apart to find out what type of replacement battery you need.
• Buy your replacement batteries.
• Remove your old batteries
• Solder the new batteries and place.
• Reassemble your razor and test it.

There are a couple of ways to buy your replacement batteries.

• Do a google search using the model number of your razor.
• Find the original battery model number and search using that
• Find the original battery voltage and milliamps and search using that information.

Using the model of your razor, you might want to try shavers.com or, If your not good at soldering, purchase pre-tabbed batteries already soldered on them. If your batteries are a standard size, you can purchase them from Amazon at a reasonable price. Hop this helps David

If the plug has a reset button, try pushing it in. If not, it sounds like it has shorted out or a wire has melted.