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How to change the filter on a HairMaster
Does your HairMaster need a new filter? Here you get a short and clear guide with pictures, so you can easily replace the filter in your HairMaster
09.04.2025
Rasmus Østergaard
1. Find the filter
Where is it located? The filter is located under the base of your HairMaster.
2. Open the door
How to do it: On the underside, you’ll find a small door protecting the filter. Open it gently by pulling lightly out and down, as shown in the picture.
3. Replace the filter
Out with the old, in with the new: Pull the filter out slowly and carefully so you don’t spread dust everywhere. Before inserting the new filter, you can vacuum the area and the inside of the door if needed. Then insert the new filter so it holds itself in place. If you don’t have a new filter, you can order new ones right here.
4. Close the door again
Final step: Close the door again until you hear or feel it click into place. You have now replaced the filter in your HairMaster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you flip the filter and use it again?
No, you can’t. Your HairMaster measures how used the filter is, so you can’t just flip it over and use it again.
Where can you buy new filters?
You can find it right here.
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