Nail Clipper Reassembly Repair Guide

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                          2 - 3 minutes

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Introduction

Step 1

              Nail Clipper Reassembly

Insert the rod through the bottom hole of the clipper body, and continue through the top hole.
The side of the rod with the notch should be inserted first.
Note: The top of the clipper body will often have a pick/file attached to it. If no pick/file is present, either side can serve as the top or the bottom.

Insert the rod through the bottom hole of the clipper body, and continue through the top hole.

The side of the rod with the notch should be inserted first.

Note: The top of the clipper body will often have a pick/file attached to it. If no pick/file is present, either side can serve as the top or the bottom.

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Step 2

Compress the body of the clippers to reveal the notch.

Compress the body of the clippers to reveal the notch.

Step 3

Rotate the rod until the notch opening faces away from the body.
This allows for easier completion of the following step.

Rotate the rod until the notch opening faces away from the body.

This allows for easier completion of the following step.

Step 4

Place the hole of the lever into the revealed rod notch.
Release the compressed nail clipper body to lock the lever into place.
Note: Position of the lever does not matter at this point.

Place the hole of the lever into the revealed rod notch.

Release the compressed nail clipper body to lock the lever into place.

Note: Position of the lever does not matter at this point.

Step 5

Swivel the lever into its normal position, and test the nail clippers’ functionality.

Swivel the lever into its normal position, and test the nail clippers’ functionality.

If you follow these steps, your nail clippers should be back to working order.

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marvin - Mar 10, 2017

Thank you so much ! My fingers are arthritic and I was frustrated until I found your instructions.

jonathanl.aguiar - Jun 10, 2017

Thank you. Knew it was simple! Love this website.

Albert E - Mar 1, 2018

This is the dumbest “repair guide” I have ever seen. It is not a repair, because they are not broken, it’s a re-assembly.

Blake Jordan-Borns - Jul 26, 2022

That’s why it says reassembly 🤨

Tanya Bishop - Apr 19, 2018

Thank you so much!!!! I could only find one pair in my house and was feeling desperate. This is the best guide to repair and I’m glad you posted under broken nail clippers because that’s what I considered mine to be and how I looked it up.

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