Thanks - really helpful. FYI for anyone not keen on soldering, I was able to fix one just using strong electrical tape to hold the existing wires/tabs etc in place on the new batteries.
Hi, thank you for the video, the only thing you forgot to mention that you taped the bottom red(+) wire …you could damage the product if you miss that step.
Hello, Thanks for your tutorial. I was able to repair mine. It is currently charging. It is a different model (SC2009) but it is almost exactly the same inside. I had trouble to close it after i replaced the batteries however. I used Sony VTC5A batteries. Also in my case, the original battery pack had 1500 mAh capacity. So when you replace with 2 cells of 2500 mAh, you actually have more than 3 times the original capacity. Terimah Kasih 🙏
Thanks for sharing this video. I have already replaced the two batteries in my Philips Lumea and they are charging now and LED flashes green light. The problem now is that my Lumea flashes four to six times and then it stops working and it switches off suddenly. I was wondering what the problem is in this case. Thanks
did u solder the resistor? or check all the wires ? cos the fit is tight,sometimes, some cables might came off during the installation. That happens to me, and I have to reopen and check it again
@@dentednails Thanks for your reply. I will get back to the guy who replaced the batteries and ask him to recheck it. Just a little question: is it necessary to replace the resistor with a new one? if so, which resistor do i need to use?
⚠️ Thanks for this, I tried it and work for me, but the issue I'm facing now that when I start using it work for 3-4 shots, then It turn off by itself, then I turn it on and continue for another 3-4 ! I don't know if this is from the battery or from capacitor or something else... Please advise...
@@turkimax1 did you notice that there is a resistor in between the batteries when you separate the batteries? I mean if you have the same model which is shown in the video.
@@dentednails well, I can't recall... What I'm expecting is either the battery capacity (mAh) or the big black capacitor... But I'm not sure if that have anything related to how it's functioning now...
In fact, if I just keep the device working "on" without using the laser/IPL It will keep working without stopping. It only stop if I use it after 3-4 shots... 🤔
Hi! I changed the battery and my Lumea now turns on with the fan. I can select the level but the backlight doesn't get green to be able to flash. I tried charging it with the original charger, a green charging light appears for 1 second and then disappears. it doesn't seem to charge. I've searched all over internet. Any Idea what might be wrong?
Do you think 3500mah 10 amp is a good idea or the amp is too low and needs to be 20 like yours? 3500mah batteries should last longer but they all have 10-13 amp
I actually replace the batteries according to the stock batteries in the device. but the mah in the original batteries are lower. I actually replace it woth the same amp but higher mah
thanks, very helpful. My device is philips lumea prestige sc2007. i can't use it while charging (because of the device series, it is not a fault). Its usage time is not enaugh for me even fully charged with new batteries. so I want to cancel the batteries and use it with charging adapter on. is it ok if I connect the charging adapter input directly to battery output cables? or need some other modification?
@@chef_master866 because the ampere of charger is very low. i also tried another adapter with higher ampere (same voltage and about 5-6 ampere) but not worked
Hi @MalaysianInUK , thanks a lot for this video!!! I am trying to fix mine. Got to the part where I soldered the white cable and about to solder the black one to the resistor. But not sure what I should do next, as your hand is covering the next 1-2 steps. Am I supposed to solder the black cable to the shorter side of the resistor? And after that... Many thanks in advance!
Hi everyone ,if your device (Philips Lumea Precision)stop charging after you did not use it for more than 3 month ,batteries go to sleep mood and just need to awake them, you do not need to replace batteries only spend £1 to buy resistor (RS PRO 180Ω Carbon Film Resistor 2W ±5% )from uk.rs-online.com/web/p/through-hole-fixed-resistors/7078833/ and again no need to open the device as this man showing on this footage ,At the bottom of the Lumea there is a little bluish cover where one inserts the charger. This is easily pried out with a small screwdriver or tool alike. Then, two screws are exposed and by removing those and prying out once more the bottom case from the front side of the tool, you immediately see the red and black cables. Push one end of the resistor into the inside of the barrel of charger (it’s easier to do if you bend the resistor lead back onto itself to make a snug fit) Connect the other end of the resistor to the red (positive) terminal, and hold it there with e.g. a clothes peg. Plug in and turn on the plug for the Lumea charger. Leave charging like this for about half an hour. Disconnect your resistor from the battery pack, and try plugging the barrel into the usual socket on the Lumea. It should light up and charge normally - if not, try repeating the connection between barrel, resistor and terminals in case you didn’t get a good connection the first time. Once charging normally, let the Lumea charge up fully. And you won’t forget to keep it charged every couple of months again, will you? If you need help please let me know ,i am hapey to help you ,my device was not use for near 5 years and i did fix it as above method. for pictures go here lazyadmin.nl/diy/fixing-your-lumea-battery-charging-issue-for-less-than-11e1/ thanks.
You will need a 10k ohm ntc resistor, I got mine from here(you can buy it from ebay, it's cheaper, must be ntc not the normal 10k ohm resistor) www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B079129JZ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 2 x 18650 2500mah 20 Amp batteries from here www.fogstar.co.uk/products/fogstar-2500mah-22a Electrical tape Soldering flux Solder iron Some screw driver (flat head ones to open the covers) hex screw driver to remover the inner device. NOTE: You can get a screwdriver set and should come with all necessary screw heads. If you don't have one And that's it. Hope these helps
@@dentednails Thank you so much! I'm really nervous about doing this, but if it works it will save me a lot of money! One last question, where can I get the nickle plate like the one you used?
@@charlottemansfield6193 for soldering, you can always try on some unwanted electrical parts, once you get a hang of it, then you are good to go. Rememeber to take note on the battery sequence though, its opposite one both ends. That means + and - on each side. I had the mark the battery in the video. Pause the video when you are working on it.
@@charlottemansfield6193 Oops, sorry that I left out the nickel plate, its here www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07796ZJQ7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 But if you want to get it cheaper, you can buy it from ebay. But I had trim it to the legth I want by using a scissor
This is brilliant I wish you could fix mine as I didnt charge it for 6 months and now its stopped charging so I need a new battery, I could never do this where abouts in the uk are you I will pay you to fix mine 😫😫
Hi, thank you for the video. could you please write the necessary tools for repair? I couldn't catch from the video since I'm not familiar with the name of the tools. thanks in advance
You will need a 10k ohm ntc resistor, I got mine from here(you can buy it from ebay, it's cheaper, must be ntc not the normal 10k ohm resistor) www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B079129JZ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 2 x 18650 2500mah 20 Amp batteries from here www.fogstar.co.uk/products/fogstar-2500mah-22a Electrical tape Soldering flux Solder iron Some screw driver (flat head ones to open the covers) hex screw driver to remover the inner device. NOTE: You can get a screwdriver set and should come with all necessary screw heads. If you don't have one And that's it. Hope these helps
I followed your video and was delighted to see it was actually charging. But I've had it on charge for 12 hours now and the green light it still blinking so it's not fully charged and when I try to turn it on, it still doesn't. any advice?
@@dentednails I will. Before I changed the battery it wasn't turning on at all or charging at all, so there is an improvement cause at least it's charging. It just doesn't seem to ever actually charge.
I also have to do a battery replacement for my Philips Lumea.. the 2 existing batteries (18650) have a sticker with 1500mAh, 7.4V, 11 Wh.. i cant find batteries with exact specs.. can i safely put larger batteries in mAh? I read that there are protected batteries + simple (not protected) - what type have you used? If i use protected - do i still need 10k ohm ntc resistor? How come it need ntc resistor - from what i see it diminishes the ohm when temperature rises.. Is this correct? (I have no knowledge on this)
all good 18650 batteries should have a protected electronic circuit so that it won't caused any hazard issues. You can always buy those batteries from a reputable vape/online battery shops. Normally they can tell u which is the battery u need according to ur specification. The batteries I used is a very common batteries used in mods( box mod for vaping)
I've bough + soldered 2 batteries of 2500mA. Only once, first time i managed to use the device for +20m (probably batteries had juice), but now, it will shutdown in less than 10s, even if i let it charge for +30m.. so probably it's not really charging.
Hello sir There is two very slim wires on is black attached to battery and the other one is white longer but when i disassemble the device the white wire snaped and I don't know where to put it back
@@dentednails The model may be different but the problems have the same way of fixing them. If you know how to fix the flash that's not working on your lumea I'd appreciate it if you tell me and I'll try it on mine
my master, the upper keys are working, the lights are on, the on-off light is not on, just... so I don't know if it's charging... The battery light just came on. showed that the charge was low, it turned off... now I plugged it in... the light doesn't come on... I hope it's charging...
@@rephleX67 the fix is only for batteries not charging. U cant really see it, since the entire unit is sealed up. So only way is either u send back to them and ask them to repair it or open it up.
@@dentednails no i mean how can i see if a resistor is damaged? my Batteries are blown up. I will change them and the resistor. But in the case i dont wanna replace the resistor, how can i see if the old one is in good shape or damaged?
Hi, I made the same steps but although heaving the batteries fully charged, after few triggers(~8-9) the device just shuts down. It can be immediately powered on again but after another 2-3 triggers it shuts down again. And the so on. Any idea why it is now behaving like this?
I use fogstar in the UK, 18650 2500mah 20Amp. you can also buy similar ones such as samsung or lg. Buy a reputable brand. Fogstar Uk is selling all genuine batteries
Hola soy de argentina tengo la misma depiladora .la mande a un tecnico oficial de philips y me cambiaron la bateria .ahora no funciona .Pero al momento que cambiaron la bateria prendia bien pero a los 10 pulsos se apagaba y duro un mes ahora no prende mas .que puedo hacer
you should send it ack to them since it doesn't work as they are the ones replacing the batteries. It should be under warranty. Maybe email or call them up and ask for their advice.
For 10k ohm ntc resistor, I got mine from here(you can buy it from ebay, it's cheaper, must be ntc not the normal 10k ohm resistor) www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B079129JZ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I assume that a generic 18650 battery with 5A output like in your typical laptop would work just fine, the comment above suggested that they're using Sony VTC5A
I would like to get my fixed but I don't have the tools . Would you be interested in doing the job. Just let me know how much. I am in Ireland. I can send my device to you.
is there any option without battery we can direct plug the current to Philips Lumea Precision Plus SC2006 there are many Philips Lumea, they have no batttery, connect to direct current, please help me.
@@patrykkunicki2258 did you check all the cables and solder? The resistor? It's that the same one. And also the right direction even you do the soldering? As in the positive and negative sides. I always double check before assembling it.
Thanks - really helpful. FYI for anyone not keen on soldering, I was able to fix one just using strong electrical tape to hold the existing wires/tabs etc in place on the new batteries.
Hi, thank you for the video, the only thing you forgot to mention that you taped the bottom red(+) wire …you could damage the product if you miss that step.
Can you explain what you mean by the red tape ?
Your video helped me to replace battery of my Lumea. I'm so happy. Thanks.
Hello,
Thanks for your tutorial.
I was able to repair mine. It is currently charging.
It is a different model (SC2009) but it is almost exactly the same inside.
I had trouble to close it after i replaced the batteries however.
I used Sony VTC5A batteries.
Also in my case, the original battery pack had 1500 mAh capacity.
So when you replace with 2 cells of 2500 mAh, you actually have more than 3 times the original capacity.
Terimah Kasih 🙏
Sama-sama
Thanks for sharing this video. I have already replaced the two batteries in my Philips Lumea and they are charging now and LED flashes green light. The problem now is that my Lumea flashes four to six times and then it stops working and it switches off suddenly. I was wondering what the problem is in this case. Thanks
did u solder the resistor? or check all the wires ? cos the fit is tight,sometimes, some cables might came off during the installation. That happens to me, and I have to reopen and check it again
@@dentednails Thanks for your reply. I will get back to the guy who replaced the batteries and ask him to recheck it. Just a little question: is it necessary to replace the resistor with a new one? if so, which resistor do i need to use?
@@zainabsaaideh2130 if the resistor is in good shape, you don't have to. Only problem is they glued the resistor in between the batteries
@@zainabsaaideh2130 did you fix it? I’m having the same issue
Bende aynı sorunu yaşıyorum, çözüm var mı
Just seeing how to start opening it was so useful
Thanks for the help buddy, I'm done.
Glad I could help
Thank you for sharing! It helped a lot!
can you use the same resistor, or you have to put a new one in? thx
Yes, if you can remove it without damaging it would be ideal
⚠️ Thanks for this, I tried it and work for me, but the issue I'm facing now that when I start using it work for 3-4 shots, then It turn off by itself, then I turn it on and continue for another 3-4 !
I don't know if this is from the battery or from capacitor or something else...
Please advise...
Did you use the right resistor? It should be the NTC Thermistors 10k ohm
@@dentednails I didn't change anything other than the battery...
@@turkimax1 did you notice that there is a resistor in between the batteries when you separate the batteries? I mean if you have the same model which is shown in the video.
@@dentednails well, I can't recall...
What I'm expecting is either the battery capacity (mAh) or the big black capacitor...
But I'm not sure if that have anything related to how it's functioning now...
In fact, if I just keep the device working "on" without using the laser/IPL It will keep working without stopping. It only stop if I use it after 3-4 shots... 🤔
good work keep it up thanks for sharing
Hi! I changed the battery and my Lumea now turns on with the fan. I can select the level but the backlight doesn't get green to be able to flash. I tried charging it with the original charger, a green charging light appears for 1 second and then disappears. it doesn't seem to charge. I've searched all over internet. Any Idea what might be wrong?
Do you think 3500mah 10 amp is a good idea or the amp is too low and needs to be 20 like yours? 3500mah batteries should last longer but they all have 10-13 amp
I actually replace the batteries according to the stock batteries in the device. but the mah in the original batteries are lower. I actually replace it woth the same amp but higher mah
thanks, very helpful. My device is philips lumea prestige sc2007. i can't use it while charging (because of the device series, it is not a fault). Its usage time is not enaugh for me even fully charged with new batteries. so I want to cancel the batteries and use it with charging adapter on. is it ok if I connect the charging adapter input directly to battery output cables? or need some other modification?
hi
That's my same question and I can't find answers anywhere 🤦
@@chef_master866 i tried. but not worked
@@malidoan8578 so you attached the original charger and not working ? And thanks for the reply
@@chef_master866 because the ampere of charger is very low. i also tried another adapter with higher ampere (same voltage and about 5-6 ampere) but not worked
Hi @MalaysianInUK , thanks a lot for this video!!!
I am trying to fix mine. Got to the part where I soldered the white cable and about to solder the black one to the resistor. But not sure what I should do next, as your hand is covering the next 1-2 steps. Am I supposed to solder the black cable to the shorter side of the resistor? And after that... Many thanks in advance!
Yes, black cable to the shorter side of the resistor and solder the longer side of the resistor directly to the other battery.
Why you use resistor? The original is not included resistor.
Hi everyone ,if your device (Philips Lumea Precision)stop charging after you did not use it for
more than 3 month ,batteries go to sleep mood and just need to awake them, you do not need to replace batteries only spend £1 to buy resistor (RS PRO 180Ω Carbon Film Resistor 2W ±5%
)from uk.rs-online.com/web/p/through-hole-fixed-resistors/7078833/ and again no need to open the device as this man showing on this footage ,At the bottom of the Lumea there is a little bluish cover where one inserts the charger. This is easily pried out with a small screwdriver or tool alike.
Then, two screws are exposed and by removing those and prying out once more the bottom case from the front side of the tool, you immediately see the red and black cables.
Push one end of the resistor into the inside of the barrel of charger (it’s easier to do if you bend the resistor lead back onto itself to make a snug fit)
Connect the other end of the resistor to the red (positive) terminal, and hold it there with e.g. a clothes peg.
Plug in and turn on the plug for the Lumea charger.
Leave charging like this for about half an hour.
Disconnect your resistor from the battery pack, and try plugging the barrel into the usual socket on the Lumea. It should light up and charge normally - if not, try repeating the connection between barrel, resistor and terminals in case you didn’t get a good connection the first time.
Once charging normally, let the Lumea charge up fully. And you won’t forget to keep it charged every couple of months again, will you?
If you need help please let me know ,i am hapey to help you ,my device was not use for near 5 years and i did fix it as above method. for pictures go here lazyadmin.nl/diy/fixing-your-lumea-battery-charging-issue-for-less-than-11e1/ thanks.
Hello thank that is really helpful, i was wondering if we can make the device work while connected to the cable ?
Hi thank you so much for your two videos, can you please write a list of the things I need to get to fix this? That would be very helpful.
You will need a
10k ohm ntc resistor, I got mine from here(you can buy it from ebay, it's cheaper, must be ntc not the normal 10k ohm resistor) www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B079129JZ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2 x 18650 2500mah 20 Amp batteries from here www.fogstar.co.uk/products/fogstar-2500mah-22a
Electrical tape
Soldering flux
Solder iron
Some screw driver (flat head ones to open the covers)
hex screw driver to remover the inner device.
NOTE: You can get a screwdriver set and should come with all necessary screw heads. If you don't have one
And that's it. Hope these helps
@@dentednails Thank you so much! I'm really nervous about doing this, but if it works it will save me a lot of money! One last question, where can I get the nickle plate like the one you used?
@@charlottemansfield6193 for soldering, you can always try on some unwanted electrical parts, once you get a hang of it, then you are good to go. Rememeber to take note on the battery sequence though, its opposite one both ends. That means + and - on each side. I had the mark the battery in the video. Pause the video when you are working on it.
@@charlottemansfield6193 Oops, sorry that I left out the nickel plate, its here www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07796ZJQ7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
But if you want to get it cheaper, you can buy it from ebay. But I had trim it to the legth I want by using a scissor
This is brilliant I wish you could fix mine as I didnt charge it for 6 months and now its stopped charging so I need a new battery, I could never do this where abouts in the uk are you I will pay you to fix mine 😫😫
Hi, thank you for the video. could you please write the necessary tools for repair? I couldn't catch from the video since I'm not familiar with the name of the tools. thanks in advance
You will need a
10k ohm ntc resistor, I got mine from here(you can buy it from ebay, it's cheaper, must be ntc not the normal 10k ohm resistor) www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B079129JZ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2 x 18650 2500mah 20 Amp batteries from here www.fogstar.co.uk/products/fogstar-2500mah-22a
Electrical tape
Soldering flux
Solder iron
Some screw driver (flat head ones to open the covers)
hex screw driver to remover the inner device.
NOTE: You can get a screwdriver set and should come with all necessary screw heads. If you don't have one
And that's it. Hope these helps
Thanks
Are these special batteries for these devices or any type of lithium batteries can be used
Similar to those in the power banks or use in those vaping box mod, 18650 batteries.
@@dentednails I replaced two types of batteries but none worked
1-INR 18650B
2-WZS 18650
my device is beurer and The battery model that was in the device
inr 18650D250 ( Two batteries in series)
@@Eng.Omarkayali search the discussion with ur battery model xaeus.wordpress.com/2016/09/08/how-to-identify-18650-cell-capacity/
I followed your video and was delighted to see it was actually charging. But I've had it on charge for 12 hours now and the green light it still blinking so it's not fully charged and when I try to turn it on, it still doesn't. any advice?
Then you should change the batteries
@@dentednails again? These were literally brand new from the site you recommended
@@alextyszka389 ummmm, can you check the soldering or able connection again?
@@dentednails I will. Before I changed the battery it wasn't turning on at all or charging at all, so there is an improvement cause at least it's charging. It just doesn't seem to ever actually charge.
@@alextyszka389 So far my wife's one is working fine. You do have the resistor as well?
Thank you very much ❤
I also have to do a battery replacement for my Philips Lumea.. the 2 existing batteries (18650) have a sticker with 1500mAh, 7.4V, 11 Wh.. i cant find batteries with exact specs.. can i safely put larger batteries in mAh? I read that there are protected batteries + simple (not protected) - what type have you used? If i use protected - do i still need 10k ohm ntc resistor? How come it need ntc resistor - from what i see it diminishes the ohm when temperature rises.. Is this correct? (I have no knowledge on this)
all good 18650 batteries should have a protected electronic circuit so that it won't caused any hazard issues. You can always buy those batteries from a reputable vape/online battery shops. Normally they can tell u which is the battery u need according to ur specification. The batteries I used is a very common batteries used in mods( box mod for vaping)
I've bough + soldered 2 batteries of 2500mA. Only once, first time i managed to use the device for +20m (probably batteries had juice), but now, it will shutdown in less than 10s, even if i let it charge for +30m.. so probably it's not really charging.
@@pulancheckbende bu konuda yardım bekliyorum, help
Sorry to bother you sir im wondering is there a possibility to make the divice work directly on electricity without batteries
i dont think that will work.
Thanks! It works!
You're welcome!
Hello sir
There is two very slim wires on is black attached to battery and the other one is white longer but when i disassemble the device the white wire snaped and I don't know where to put it back
that wire is the ones connecting the resistor if I am not mistaken, its shown in the video how I solder it.
Dude are the batteries just standard 18650's?
yes, it is
Hi. I have the 2007 version of this lumea. My one the fan works but it doesn't flash. Would you know what the problem is please? Thank you
I am not familiar with that model. Sorry. Maybe others might know
@@dentednails The model may be different but the problems have the same way of fixing them. If you know how to fix the flash that's not working on your lumea I'd appreciate it if you tell me and I'll try it on mine
@@h.a9794 the ones that I had is just a battery problem. cos it didnt charge, so there is no flashing. But I can't be sure whther thats your case
@@dentednails Ok. Thank you
Please give a link with rhe bateries! Thank you a lot
here u go www.fogstar.co.uk/products/fogstar-2500mah-22a
I inserted the batteries and it works. The charging light does not come on when the distress is plugged into the charger. do you have this problem
I dont have that problem, u might need to check all the cables
my master, the upper keys are working, the lights are on, the on-off light is not on, just... so I don't know if it's charging... The battery light just came on. showed that the charge was low, it turned off... now I plugged it in... the light doesn't come on... I hope it's charging...
Hi there.. it's it necessary to replace the resistor even if it seems to be not damaged..
No, it's not necessary.
@@dentednails how can i see if it may be damaged?
@@rephleX67 the fix is only for batteries not charging. U cant really see it, since the entire unit is sealed up. So only way is either u send back to them and ask them to repair it or open it up.
@@dentednails no i mean how can i see if a resistor is damaged? my Batteries are blown up. I will change them and the resistor. But in the case i dont wanna replace the resistor, how can i see if the old one is in good shape or damaged?
@@rephleX67 if ur batteries are blown, probably the resistor too, cos its tape in between the batteries.
Hi,
I made the same steps but although heaving the batteries fully charged, after few triggers(~8-9) the device just shuts down. It can be immediately powered on again but after another 2-3 triggers it shuts down again. And the so on. Any idea why it is now behaving like this?
is the fan spinning or did you replace the resistor?if all the wire is intact should not be any issue
@@dentednails yes the fan is running and the resistor was replaced.
@@ionion3825 You mean the resistor is the 10K ohm NTC ones? or just a normal 10k ohm resistor? So far my wife's one does not have any issue
@@dentednails It's a 10K ohm NTC one.
@@ionion3825 let me ask my wife when she got back, and see wheter she had any idea, as she is the one using it
What is the type of the battery and where should I purchase it from
I use fogstar in the UK, 18650 2500mah 20Amp. you can also buy similar ones such as samsung or lg. Buy a reputable brand. Fogstar Uk is selling all genuine batteries
Is there any video for fixing the button of Braun IPL silk expert? The button doesn't come out after pressing, it's stuck. Can anyone help?
Sorry, I don't have the answer to it, maybe someone else will have
Hola soy de argentina tengo la misma depiladora .la mande a un tecnico oficial de philips y me cambiaron la bateria .ahora no funciona .Pero al momento que cambiaron la bateria prendia bien pero a los 10 pulsos se apagaba y duro un mes ahora no prende mas .que puedo hacer
you should send it ack to them since it doesn't work as they are the ones replacing the batteries. It should be under warranty. Maybe email or call them up and ask for their advice.
Can I use standard discharge batteries?
You mean like the AA batteries, I believe it might not have enough power
@@dentednails nope, just standard discharge lithium ion batteries, opposed to high discharge ones
@@DaStuntChannel sorry, I cant help, I am just replacing with the same batteries. I never thought of that.
Hi resister got damage where do I get a replacement
For 10k ohm ntc resistor, I got mine from here(you can buy it from ebay, it's cheaper, must be ntc not the normal 10k ohm resistor) www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B079129JZ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
What is the bettery type and number if any one wants to identify or buy could you pls mention
I assume that a generic 18650 battery with 5A output like in your typical laptop would work just fine, the comment above suggested that they're using Sony VTC5A
I would like to get my fixed but I don't have the tools . Would you be interested in doing the job. Just let me know how much. I am in Ireland. I can send my device to you.
is there any option without battery we can direct plug the current to Philips Lumea Precision Plus SC2006
there are many Philips Lumea, they have no batttery, connect to direct current, please help me.
I have no idea, I only had this one. Cant really help. Sorry
Hi where can I buy the battery from
You can either get it from the vape shop. Or if you are from the UK you can get it from an online shop called Fogstar
@@dentednails but probalby no charging
@@patrykkunicki2258 I don't understand what you mean by probably not charging?
@@dentednails With me and other users after replacing the battery it stopped charging
@@patrykkunicki2258 did you check all the cables and solder? The resistor? It's that the same one. And also the right direction even you do the soldering? As in the positive and negative sides. I always double check before assembling it.
Hi can I kindly just pay you to fix mine? Looking forward to hear from you.
what happend if you by pass the ntc?
The device still will work but you would compromise the thermal protection of battery pack
The device will still work but you would compromise the thermal protection of the battery pack
anyone had problem with fan not working? and overheating as consequence?
probably during the assembly the cable came off?
buen dato el NTC de 10k, colocarlo es muy importante. saludos.
Yes, it's important. It 's like a fuse
Hola, sabes en espana donde puedo comprar las baterias? saludos
@@pilot.joaoneto Try ebay or amazon. Maybe you can get it from vape shops. As these batteries are used in vape devices
A mi se me rompio al desarmar el equipo, y no lo consigo, se puede reemplazar por alguna otra cosa?
@@zetabola1 Broke as in? wires? casing?