Wahl Health & Beauty - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

First, they need to have a drop of oil put on the cutters every time they are used. Second, there is usually an adjustment screw on the side of them to adjust the travel of the moving cutter. Adjust that so that it completely goes across the slots in the stationary one, but not too far or too noisy.

http://clipperrepair.com/parts.htm?mid=48 probably not same model, but may be close enough. or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCQtHFq8V98 again not your model.

Oiling blades and sharpen them will help to fix the issue. However several reasons can cause this issues such as the low power, broken blades etc. https://pakcentric.com/wahl-magic-clip-pulling-hair/

Clipper Maintenance
Your Wahl clipper blades were oiled and aligned before leaving our factory; however, it is possible for blades to get bumped out of alignment. Blades must be realigned if they have been removed for cleaning or replacement.

1. If your clipper has a taper lever - position the taper lever in the close cut position.
   
   
2. End of top blade teeth should be approximately 1/32" (.64mm) back from bottom blade. This is important so that the clipper does not cut too close or allow the moving cutter to touch the skin.
   
   
   
   
3. Extreme left-hand tooth of top blade must be covering or to the left of the first small tooth of bottom blade.
   
   
4. Extreme right-hand tooth of top blade must be touching the big tooth on the bottom blade.

If blade alignment is incorrect, add a few drops of oil to the blades, turn clipper "ON" for a few moments, turn "OFF" and unplug. Loosen screws slightly and adjust. Tighten screws after blades are aligned.

OIL The blades of your new clipper should be oiled every few haircuts. Simply place a few drops of oil on the teeth of the blades. Use only the Wahl oil included in the pack. Due to the high speed of your Wahl clipper, the correct type of oil must be used. Do not use hair oil, grease or any oil mixed with kerosene or any solvent, as the solvent will evaporate and leave the thick oil slowing down the blades. Wahl Clipper Oil is a very thin, natural oil which will not evaporate and will not slow
down the blades.

POWER SCREW (Not found on all models of Wahl Clippers)

If your clipper has a power screw, it has been adjusted for peak efficiency before leaving the factory. However, if voltage in your home is low, you may need to readjust it.


To adjust power, use the plastic brush, a screwdriver or a thin coin to turn power screw in a clockwise direction until the arm strikes the coil, making a noise. Then, slowly turn power screw out (counterclockwise), just until noise stops. This is the maximum power setting.
The cord should not be used to pull the clipper. Since freedom of movement needs to be maintained, care should be used to keep the cord untwisted and unobstructed. When stored, the cord should be coiled and the unit placed in original box or storage pouch.

This clipper has been designed for household use.

TAPER LEVER

Some Wahl clippers are equipped with an adjustable taper lever. The taper lever is conveniently located near your thumb (if you're right-handed), so it can easily be adjusted while the clipper is in your hand.
The taper lever adds versatility to your clipper by allowing you to gradually change the closeness of your cut without a guide comb. When the lever is in the uppermost position, the blades will give you the closest cut and leave the hair very short. Pushing the lever downward gradually increases the cutting length. In its lowest position, the taper lever will leave the hair approximately the same length as the 1/8" guide comb.

The taper lever will also extend the use of your blades since a different cutting edge is used in each setting. In addition, if extremely heavy haircutting has jammed the blades, it will help you remove hair that has become wedged between the two blades without removing the blades. While the clipper is running, rapidly move the lever from "close cut" to "longer cut" a couple of times. Doing this each time you've finished using your clipper will help keep the blades clear of cut hair. If your clipper stops cutting and this does not help, your cutting blades may be dull. Either replace them or return them to Wahl for sharpening.

http://www.wahl.com/html/html/tt_hhk_maint.html

There are videos in the link. You can also look up 'make model parts diagram' which usually shows how all of the parts fit in schematic form. https://www.google.com/search?q=wahl+model+5537n+assembly ..

Yes they can, but getting into them is often a challenge. You can get batteries from www.batterybuyer.com or Amazon / eBay Videos that may help you https://www.google.com/search?q=wahl+9865+or+9865l+hair+trimmers+replace+battery ..

at 25 years old just buy a new one...

You will notice there is a little hook that the spring thing fits into on the device. You want the smaller part of the spring facing upwards and it should tuck in smoothly. This is the smaller part of the spring facing upwards: Then it gets tucked in as such: Take note from the above photo that the square edges on the plastic piece go at the top of the blade piece and the rounded edges are at the bottom. Then the bottom blade piece rests on top with the curvature facing upwards: The rest should be straightforward!

Turn the trimmer off. Put your thumb under the teeth of the attachment. Push Up. The attachment should snap off. Replace the beard trimmer in the slot. Hope this helps.

Okay I fixed mine. this is I what I did and it works now take the big blade and put it on a table, take the little blade and put on top of the big blade if you look closely at the big blade you can see where the little blade went, make sure you allign the blades. next take the white thing dont know what you call it bit it rotates the blades put that on the little blade, take the gold piece align with holes to the big blade and take the silver piece allign with holes and then put the screws back in. when you put it on the clipper make sure the white piece goes in the hole that rotates the blades and sould go in fine

I had the same problem and I eventually figured it out. The blade assembly has to be reassembled first then snapped back into place. 1. the bottom part has a little "nub" that the screws attach to2. the second part is the thin piece of metal with a ridge3. the white plastic thing, make sure the ridges are sandwiched together4. the small blade, the blades must face each other5. the large bladeuse the 2 screws to hold the assembly together, once assembled it snaps into place on the clipper. See attached picture for how it should look once assembled.It's STUPID that this is missing from the instruction guide that comes with the clippers.

Donr those have 2 triiggers you have to hold to get it started ?

1. Slightly loosen both blade screws, just enough to be able to shift the blade. ...
2. Align bottom blade with the top blade. ...
3. Extreme left hand tooth of the top blade must be on the first small tooth of the bottom blade.
4. After blade is aligned, tighten screws.
5. Plug clipper in.

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What are you cutting? The lawn. Add a drop of mineral oil to blades prior to each use.

The head simply snaps on and snaps off. If yours is in pieces, the plastic backing is broken and you will need a new head