I noticed in the picture when it was charging the top part handle was removed. Why is that?
1438774
Don't think it was removed, just folded down. I leave the handle in the up position at all times. Hope this helps.
1438775
The top part of the handle folds down with a push of a button. It is not removed, and you don't have fold it down to charge the vacuum.
2089120
When you remove the top tool box, there is a duplicate handle below. It's easy to carry with it but not if your box is overloaded.It's easier to roll if possible.
898561
There is a plastic part that has to be removed. It was on the tip of one of the poles. I didn't realize it at first and it interfered with the functioning.
285361
The wiring to the control runs through the already pre-assembled handle. My guess is that with some effort the handle can be removed taking care not to damage the wiring or control.
1144037
The chargewr pulls out from the handle. You then stick the prongs into a electrical receptacle on your wall. I had this same problem until I figured it out.
452165
I guess the question is "the back OR the side"? It comes out of the side (right-lower side of the handle).
965699
Mine was cracked too...and the red handle was missing. I didn't even realize it was missing until I got a larger one later. You might return it but mine works fine and the crack never got worse.
2281847
No haven't had mine quite that long. BUT if you haven't taken it apart and cleaned it i would. Sometimes the gas bulbs/whip cream can leave residue and buildup. Might be causing the handle to stick open. If you can't fix it just learn to love lots of whipped cream :P
1774969
There was a beard trimmer which comes out of the back of the handle of the shaver Thanks for your question!
788803
It comes that way. You just unscrew it, then reattach it the correct way. It comes this way so it can fit in the box and to prevent the handle from being damaged if it's mishandled during shipping.
1562541
I took a look at mine and it looks like the handle could be removed, however, I have never removed it and have not had a reason to yet.
1398777
That's a good question. Perhaps they are hoping no one reads that far. Mine has a plastic handle; however, I do have a handle from a broken razor that may fit, so maybe I can salvage something out of it. Should have known to be more careful when looking at an 87-cent razor.
625325
There are 2 black pieces that you squeeze at the top of the handle ant it will remove the top part, then you can put the reservoir back in place
1456225
If you're just replacing the handle with out replacing the cable it's just a matter of removing the 2 screws on the handle assembly, unhooking the cable from the old handle and attaching it to the new handle. The cable that came with the handle I ordered would not work; I had to use my old cable. I hope this is helpful.
124299
That hole is in the handle not the head. Part of manufacture process probably
1526755
No, the handle was broke when I got it new. I put a piece of conduit over it to salvage the unit. The stock handle is junk, but now it works well for me.
973602
I don't know this charger but I have experienced similar problems as the others with the handle. Some times I have to wait weeks after charging the handle before it will run again so I think the control circuit is defective inside the handle.