Katerina Swanson
Oakley Fuel Cell sunglasses are held in place by a durable O Matter™ frame. It's easy to replace the lenses yourself, but you need to be careful not to damage the frame. Before you begin, make sure you have a clean and clear workspace and clean your hands and the frames with a microfiber cloth. Once you've removed the old lenses, you can pop the new ones into place, starting with the nose bridge side of the lens.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| How to remove the old lenses | Gently pull the top of the frame up from the bottom edge and push the lens through the front of the frame |
| How to clean the frame | Use a microfiber cloth to wipe down the frames, removing any dust, dirt, or oils that may have accumulated over time |
| How to align the new lens | Hold the lens with the concave side facing inward. Position the lens into the groove near the nose bridge |
| How to pop the new lens into place | Use your thumbs to apply gentle pressure around the edges of the lens, working your way from the nose bridge toward the outer edges. You should hear a slight “click” as the lens locks into place |
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What You'll Learn
Removing the old lenses
- Ensure you have a clean and clear workspace. Place a microfiber cloth on a flat surface to prevent any scratches during the lens replacement process.
- Grip the sunglasses firmly by the top and bottom of the frame. Ensure you have a secure but gentle grip.
- Using your thumbs, apply gentle pressure to the backside of the lens near the outer corner (furthest from the nose bridge).
- Gently pull the top of the frame up from the bottom edge and push the lens through the front of the frame.
- Once the lens is removed, use a microfiber cloth to clean the frames, removing any dust, dirt, or oils that may have accumulated over time.
It is important to note that you should always store your Oakley Fuel Cell sunglasses in a protective case when not in use to prevent unnecessary scratches or damage. Regular cleaning of the lenses with a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner designed for eyewear will maintain optimal clarity.
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Cleaning the frames
To clean the frames of your Oakley Fuel Cell sunglasses, use a microfiber cloth to wipe them down, removing any dust, dirt or oils that may have accumulated over time. This ensures that your new lenses will be installed in a clean, debris-free environment.
Before you begin, it's essential to have a clean and clear workspace. Place a microfiber cloth on a flat surface to prevent any scratches during the replacement process. Make sure your hands are clean to avoid smudging the lenses or frames.
You should also clean your lenses regularly with a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner designed for eyewear to maintain optimal clarity. Always store your sunglasses in a protective case when not in use to prevent unnecessary scratches or damage.
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Aligning the new lenses
Before you begin, make sure you have a clean and clear workspace. Place a microfiber cloth on a flat surface to prevent any scratches during the replacement process. Make sure your hands are clean to avoid smudging the lenses or frames.
Now that your frame is ready, it’s time to install your new lenses. Align the Lens: Start with one lens at a time. Hold the lens with the concave side facing inward. Align the lens with the frame, starting by positioning it into the groove near the nose bridge. Once the nose bridge side of the lens is securely in the groove, use your thumbs to apply gentle pressure around the edges of the lens, working your way from the nose bridge toward the outer edges. You should hear a slight “click” as the lens locks into place. Make sure the lens is fully seated in the groove before moving on.
Gently pull the top of the frame up from the bottom edge and push the lens through the front of the frame. Seat the outside edge of the lens in the groove of the lens socket from the front of the frames. Work your thumbs around the edge of the lens, seating the lens in the rest of the groove.
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Popping the new lenses into place
Before you pop the new lenses into place, it's important to clean your Oakley Fuel Cell frames. Use a microfiber cloth to wipe down the frames, removing any dust, dirt or oils that may have accumulated over time. This step ensures your new lenses will be installed in a clean, debris-free environment.
Now that your frame is ready, it's time to install your new lenses. Hold the lens with the concave side facing inward. Align the lens with the frame, starting by positioning it into the groove near the nose bridge. Once the nose bridge side of the lens is securely in the groove, use your thumbs to apply gentle pressure around the edges of the lens, working your way from the nose bridge toward the outer edges. You should hear a slight "click" as the lens locks into place. Make sure the lens is fully seated in the groove before moving on.
Work your thumbs around the edge of the lens, seating the lens in the rest of the groove. Gently pull the top of the frame up from the bottom edge and push the lens through the front of the frame. Seat the outside edge of the lens in the groove of the lens socket from the front of the frames. Do the same with the nose side of the lens.
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Storing your sunglasses
It's easy to repair your Oakley Fuel Cell sunglasses with Revant Lenses. To replace the lenses, gently pull the top of the frame up from the bottom edge and push the lens through the front of the frame. Seat the outside edge of the lens in the groove of the lens socket from the front of the frames. Do the same with the nose side of the lens. Work your thumbs around the edge of the lens, seating the lens in the rest of the groove.
Before you begin, it's essential to have a clean and clear workspace. Place a microfiber cloth on a flat surface to prevent any scratches during the replacement process. Make sure your hands are clean to avoid smudging the lenses or frames. The Oakley Fuel Cell lenses are held in place by the durable O Matter™ frame, which has some flexibility but requires a precise technique to remove the lenses without damaging the frame.
With the old lenses removed, it’s a great opportunity to clean your Oakley Fuel Cell frames. Use a microfiber cloth to wipe down the frames, removing any dust, dirt, or oils that may have accumulated over time. This step ensures your new lenses will be installed in a clean, debris-free environment. Now that your frame is ready, it’s time to install your new lenses. Align the Lens: Start with one lens at a time. Hold the lens with the concave side facing inward. Align the lens with the frame, starting by positioning it into the groove near the nose bridge.
Pop the Lens into Place: Once the nose bridge side of the lens is securely in the groove, use your thumbs to apply gentle pressure around the edges of the lens, working your way from the nose bridge toward the outer edges. You should hear a slight “click” as the lens locks into place. Make sure the lens is fully seated in the groove before moving on.
Always store your Oakley Fuel Cell sunglasses in a protective case when not in use to prevent unnecessary scratches or damage. Clean your lenses regularly with a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner designed for eyewear to maintain optimal clarity.
It is important to store your sunglasses in a protective case when not in use to prevent scratches and damage. A hard case is ideal, but a soft pouch will also do the job. If you don't have a case, you can wrap your sunglasses in a microfiber cloth to protect the lenses.
It is also important to keep your sunglasses in a safe place where they won't get knocked or damaged. Avoid leaving them on surfaces where they could be easily knocked off, such as a bedside table or kitchen counter. If you have a designated spot for your sunglasses, you're less likely to misplace them.
Regularly cleaning your sunglasses is also an important part of storage. Use a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner to wipe down the lenses and remove any dirt, dust, or oils. This will help maintain optimal clarity and ensure your sunglasses last longer.
If you have multiple pairs of sunglasses, consider investing in a storage box or tray to keep them organised and protected. This will also help you easily find the pair you're looking for.
Finally, when travelling with your sunglasses, it is important to pack them carefully. If you're flying, keep them in your carry-on luggage rather than checking them in. This will reduce the risk of damage and ensure they're easily accessible during your trip.
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Frequently asked questions
Hold the sunglasses firmly by the top and bottom of the frame, and apply gentle pressure with your thumbs on the backside of the lens near the outer corner (furthest from the nose bridge). Gently pull the top of the frame up from the bottom edge and push the lens through the front of the frame.
Use a microfiber cloth to wipe down the frames, removing any dust, dirt, or oils that may have accumulated over time.
Hold the lens with the concave side facing inward. Align the lens with the frame, starting by positioning it into the groove near the nose bridge. Pop the lens into place by applying gentle pressure with your thumbs around the edges of the lens, working your way from the nose bridge toward the outer edges. You should hear a slight "click" as the lens locks into place.
