Braun Series 3 Battery Replacement and Common Mistakes!
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Is your Braun Series 3 Electric Razor not holding charge? In this video, we'll walk you through changing the batteries to give it a fresh start. Instead of buying a new razor, you can make your old one work like it used to.
We'll show you how to open up your Braun Series 3 Electric Razor and swap out the old batteries with new NIMH AA batteries, This battery upgrade will not only save you money but also make your razor perform better.
Our video explains the whole process in a way that's easy to follow, even if you're not experienced with electronics. You'll need just a few basic tools and the right batteries to give your Braun Series 3 a new lease on life.
Don't throw away your favorite razor. Watch our video to learn how to fix and upgrade your Braun Series 3 Electric Razor by changing the old batteries. Say hello to smoother and longer-lasting shaving with your revitalized razor.
Following your instructions I managed to recover my shaver. Thank you very much!
Nicely done, thanks for watching 👍
Thanks a lot for this video, leaves no questions open! Reached to get my shaver working again!
Thanks 😊
I just bought myself a Braun 3040s shaver to replace an older Braun series 3 shaver that I was using and the manual includes a diagram of how to replace the Nimh battery. Being able to easily replace a dead battery is a nice feature to have with an electric shaver.
I like the idea of replacing batteries rather rather than dump a perfectly good device.👍
This is a very comprehensive video which allowed me to bring the razor back from the dead! The price of foils and cutters for other models is very high but for this model they can still be bought at a reasonable price.
Thanks a lot!
I'm glad it helped ☺
I find the cutter heads very expensive and often got fakes (not sharp!). I changed to a safety razor.
I try to buy genuine with this sort of thing. But your right it's so easy to get caught out with fake goods online these days. I'd miss going to the shops if I didn't hate shopping so much. 😂👍
A lot of engineering has gone into that. Nice to see it’s been given a new lease of life 🔧😎
This is my backup so has been sitting for a few years with no charge so user error. But new batteries and its as good as new.
Should be a legal requirement to make batteries easier to replace!
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Thanks! I did it! - Would have been impossible without these instructions!
Nice job, I'm glad it helped you 😀
Pegs on the springs better to remove with tweezers rather than flat screwdriver, broke one of two tiny spring holders, but it works even with one fortunately
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You can replace it with typical AA akkus too.
Nice Tip!
I have a model 5414 and a model 5416. I see from the videos they contain two 1.2 volt NimH batteries. The curious thing is that Braun labels them on the outside of the case (you have to raise the long-hair trimmer to read it) as "3.5 volts". Can't figure out how they came up wtih 1.2 x 2 ==3.5. Maybe 3.5 is the charging voltage?
Both my series 3 and 5 don't list a voltage under the trimmer but the charger states the output is 12v so maybe you have 3 x 1.2v batteries 🤔
follow up I disassembled both shavers today, trying to make one good one out of the parts of both. Each one contains two AA-size NiMH cells as shown in the video. The bad ones measured a little over 1.2 volts each and the good ones measured around 1.44 volts each, not fully charged.
Hello! Is it possible to mod those razors so that they work using main power instead of batteries?
Not sure about mains but it might be possible and safer to hard wire a transformer that has the correct power and voltage.
Qual chave voce usou para abrir os parafusos?
I use a T9 torx drive for the screws, hope this helps. Eu uso uma unidade torx T9 para os parafusos, espero que ajude.