20 Most Recent Andis Ceramic VueMaster® PM-1L (23160) Questions & Answers

Brenda, See this: Andis 64725 Power Pack Rechargeable Battery 5 Ounce And this: Does it look like this?? Anthony

The blade assembly is either jammed or broken. I would remove the assy and test to see if it runs. If I you have isolated it to the blade assembly. (If not its internal and needs factory service).

Heres a link to the manual. The graphical instructions for removing the blades are on page 4.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/716350/Andis-Agc2.html?page=5

Cost of repair is most likely more than buying a new one. Just buy a new one.

OK, Christie... if you go to GOOGLE and search for: "andis sheep pet groomer" you will find more than 8,490 hits INCLUDING some YOUTUBE 'how-to's)

hi, the blade and the guard should not be parallel, they should be or look slightly out of parallel. dont forget to oil the clippers.. jm

First, I'm not a Andis Tech. * Check your warranty and call for service. *** Following is for information only *** * Normally I would suggest cleaning and tightening the 2 blade holder screws as in a normal "Human" hair clipper. But I noticed this pet clipper uses a snap on blade (or a combo blade as shone in "Blade Maint" video. Looks like it's mostly cleaning though I have seen other vids with clippers going dull during pet "rescues" having to trim matted hair. One lady used 2 blades and ending up using a 3d blade. It could be just that; really thick dirty hair. Dirt and grime is a collection of stone dust and oils after all. * Demo; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aun5QDCtGgc * Blade Maint; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-rS_YQ-ro0 * Basic Repair; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRGEQHhfCIc * Repair (detailed); https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbDLhMugSgg Aloha, ukeboy57

install the clipper blades onto the unit properly read the user manual on how to do it From your description it indicates that the blade base is on the tang but the clipper is not inline with the activator and will click in a bit more

Anything is possible.

get a small shallow dish and put in a small amount of kerosene turn the clippers on and place the cutter blades( just the cutter blades ) in the kerosene so that any gunk , hair etc is washed out change the cutter head to a newly sharpened set

I am not sure what exactly causes it, but i would say that cold weather, excess use and improperly coiling the cord are the most likely causes.