LYKYL
LYKYL 1 Grams Hair Clipper Electric Clipper
Specifications
- ITEM WEIGHT: 1 Grams
- BRAND: LYKYL
- MATERIAL: Metal
- MATERIAL: ABS
- BLADE MATERIAL: steel
- CHARGING METHOD: USB charging
- CLEANING METHOD: the whole body can be cleaned
- CHARGING TIME: 2 hours (can be used for 1 hour)
- ACCESSORIES: (3mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm)
- ITEM WEIGHT:035 ounces
Introduction
It is Easy to use, low-calorie, low-noise, and wear-resistant design that won’t obstruct your hair Flexible hair cutting comb that can handle cutting hair of various lengths. High-rigidity hair clips can be used to reduce the length of the control wheel, making it suitable for infants, kids, and adults. Haircutting is quick, easy, and secure. In conjunction with comb attachments, you may more easily manage hair length and accommodate hair of varied lengths. Rechargeable battery, wired, and wireless usage power modes. It can operate for around an hour after a two-hour charge. The adjustable clipping comb can be used to cut hair of various lengths.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- 1 * Hair clipper
- 1 *Accessories
- 1 * Charger
- 1 *Lubricating oil
- 1 *English manual
HOW ELECTRIC CLIPPERS WORK
While operating similarly to manual hair clippers, electric versions use an electric motor to cause the blades to oscillate. In several nations, they have gradually replaced manual hair clippers. The production of clippers uses three different motor types: magnetic, rotary, and pivot.
HOW TO KEEP CLIPPERS FROM OVERHEATING
The simplest solution to the blade heat issue is to have three or four blades with the same number and rotate them out as they become warm. To allow them to cool while they work, some people place them on a tile, in a window, or underneath a fan.
HOW TO TEST CLIPPER BLADES
Try to move the top cutter of the clipper from side to side while holding the blade in your palm. If you discover that the top cutter is not moving far enough, you should loosen the tension a little. To accomplish this, insert a flat-head screwdriver into the spring’s side and slowly release the tension.
HOW TO KEEP CLIPPERS SHARP
- If you were using a comb attachment, remove it first before removing the blade from your clippers.
- To remove fur from between the teeth, use a toothbrush, paintbrush, or something similar. You can also use an old, soft towel without loops.
- Reinstall the blade on your clipper.
- Apply oil, then continue to trim!
HOW TO CLEAN CLIPPER BLADES
- Put a small amount of the clipper blade wash in a small dish.
- Try to get rid of as much dirt and extra hair from the clipper blades as you can.
- While the blades are still attached to the clippers, place them in the dish.
- After 20–30 seconds of turning on the clippers, there is no longer any debris or hair coming off the blades.
Frequently Asked Questions
There is an overload switch on every mains clipper, and it is often located toward the back of the machine. It’s recommended to first check to see if this hasn’t popped out if your machine has ceased functioning. If it has, try pushing the switch back in with a matchstick (or something similar) to see if that solves the issue.
Apply two drops of clipper oil to the blades and test cut again as soon as your blades begin to pull hair. (Oil lubricates the blades so they can cut effectively and run at the proper pace. The clipper runs cooler as a result.
A hair clipper is a specialized tool used to trim human head hair. It is frequently referred to individually as the apparent plurale tantum hair clippers. Although they differ from actual scissors and razors, hair clippers operate on the same principles as scissors.
Don’t even try to trim dripping wet hair with clippers; it’s practically impossible. A good towel dry makes it much simpler for you to achieve the desired style and helps keep the clipper blades from rusting.
Either your mechanism is under stress and producing friction somewhere inside the clipper, or your blade is heating up and radiating heat down the clipper.
The main cause of clipper blades heating up quickly is a lack of lubrication. The speed of clippers has improved with time in order to give a better finish while also removing the coat more quickly. However, as groomers are discovering, the clipper’s blades heat up more quickly the faster it operates.
Depending on usage, clipper manufacturers often advise professional groomers to replace their blade drive every 1-3 months.
“Scissors allow the hair to grow back better and more smoothly than clippers, which gives your hair a better texture. Clippers can harm the hair and make it look spiky. Simply put, the hair sits better.
Yes, you can use sandpaper to sharpen your clipper blades. Start by unscrewing the blades, brushing them, and washing them with a blade wash, much like when using a whetstone. Holding the clipper blades, swipe them across the sandpaper that is spread out on a flat surface.
According to a Quora hair clipper expert, any light carrier oil would do the trick. Make sure it can tolerate high temperatures because the friction created by the blades generates heat. They advise utilizing a generic brand of olive oil.
Since many of the lower guard numbers are utilized in fades, the shorter the guard number, the shorter the hair will be. If you request a fade, you’ll get bonus points for knowing which guard number you want to fade from and into.
All clippers feature a top and bottom blade made of stainless or carbon steel with teeth; the top blade is directly attached to the motor and oscillates side to side to cut hair.
Under the blade, there can be anything stuck, or the latching mechanism between the hinge and drive finger might not be working properly.
You can adjust the tightness of your cut between guide comb lengths with the taper lever. For a shorter cut, pull the lever up; for a longer cut, pull it down. As a result, you can be more accurate with your cutting lengths during fading and blending.
My mains-powered clipper makes a loud noise when I try to clip. This indicates that either the power screw on the right side of the clipper needs to be adjusted or the blades need to be oiled.
