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How to Remove the 'Lift and Cut' From Norelco Shavers

4.7K views · Jun 5, 2017

Rabbi Shay Tahan

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okay everyone learn how to remove the liquid cut from the norelco these are two different no real cause but they don't work in the same system one of them it comes already without the lipstick I survive this kind of friend survive this one you have over here at Philip and it has also those lifts and cut that works usually the same way you open them just like this just like you would open in order to clean the inside this is the newest one and the recent cut was not removed from it yet cut was not removed from it yet the way you remove it is there's a plastic piece over here that you turn around and it comes right off then fold the loose pieces you can remove them and take out the inside the inside once you took that out the lift and cut is made out of two pieces one is the soft metal piece that one should remove by just taking it and pulling it

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  1. 0:00okay everyone learn how to remove the liquid cut from the norelco these are two different…
  2. 0:31cut was not removed from it yet the way you remove it is there's a plastic…
  3. 1:04remove by just taking it and pulling it out from the from the blade that cuts…
  4. 1:37this between them and remove it once it's removed what you'll need to do is you'll…
  5. 2:12from around this piece until you're done this is the way the listing class works over…
  6. 2:42cut that's under the skin once it's pulled up the blade will come and cut it…
  7. 3:18before into the plastic piece and the piece that secures it with the metal piece that…

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