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The MGK3060 is a multi-grooming kit, so its usefulness depends on the heads and combs actually supplied. Braun lists it under service type 5514 with a dedicated MGK3060/3045/3040 manual. The current shared parts page spans several later models too; it must not be read as the original MGK3060 box contents.
The shared parts page is a repair map
Braun identifies a main trimmer head, part 81634451, as compatible with the MGK3060 family. The service page also lists sliding beard and hair combs with different ranges, alongside fixed combs and specialised heads. These entries help locate parts, but not every item shown belongs to every kit or generation.
For a beard-length routine, identify the main blade and the comb fitted over it. For nose or detail work, identify the corresponding specialised head. Counting a razor or a cleaning brush as another “function” does not create an extra retained beard length.
How to assess a mixed second-hand kit
- Start with the MGK3060 label and its own manual’s illustrated contents.
- Sort heads by attachment and purpose before comparing comb lengths.
- Check the moulded range on each comb instead of borrowing the range from a different kit.
If a seller has combined accessories from several Braun generations, obtain compatibility confirmation using the service type and part number. A piece fitting loosely onto the handle is not enough evidence of a secure cutting configuration.
Is every part on the 5514 page an original accessory?
No. The page covers a wider service family. Use it to investigate a particular replacement, not to inflate the package you are buying.
Sources: Braun 5514 service page and main-head compatibility. Our length guide explains separate comb systems. No accessory-completeness or runtime test is claimed.
