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For a 9916-1117 Groomsman, a missing or damaged comb is a different problem from a failed motor. Wahl lists replacement set 58022-1801 for the 9906, 9916 and 9918 families. That is a useful starting point for recovering length control, provided the actual unit and fitted blade match the manufacturer’s application.
What the replacement set tells you
The listed set combines three individual guides with a six-position adjustable guide. Wahl gives the individual lengths as approximately 1.5, 3 and 4.5 mm, and the adjustable guide’s endpoints as 1.5 and 13 mm. Those are specifications for the named accessory, not proof that every older 9916 retail package originally contained it.
If your routine is a 3 mm beard, recovering the correct guide is more relevant than adding a nose-trimming attachment. If you want very fine adjustments below 1.5 mm, do not assume this replacement set supplies them. Compare a documented short-stubble system instead.
Keep the model distinction intact
A current Groomsman page for a 5622 is not documentation for a 9916-1117. Similar brand names can hide different blades, chargers and bundles. Search the full number through Wahl’s manual finder and use the label on the handle when requesting compatibility advice.
- Photograph the existing blade and the broken comb before ordering.
- Check the attachment tabs and adjustment mechanism, not just the colour.
- Do not treat a family-level fit list as confirmation of an unidentified aftermarket blade.
Should a missing guide make a used kit cheaper?
Account for the documented replacement and its delivery cost before comparing the kit with a complete alternative. A bare handle cannot maintain the same guarded length.
Source: Wahl replacement guide set. Our length guide explains nominal lengths versus technique. This page does not certify battery condition.
