Braun 8585 Electric Shaver "batteries used" Questions

...used for about 8-10years. I took it apart and the batteries seem to be coroded around the terminals. What can I use to clean the terminals andwhat kind of batteries do I replace it with and do I have ...

used it for years, but always through staight AC chord. That is to say I did not use it under battery power. Now I get nothing. Is it the battery? Is it the rectifier / control board? John Most likely

...batteries used (overcharging)? What is the maximum capacity of batteries that can be used in this shaver? Any idea where to purchase the PCB from? Thanks The manufacturer suggests using only the same ...

how do you solder the tabs to new batteries Soldering directly to batteries is difficult and excess heat can damage the battery. Use a 30W or larger iron with a fine tip to keep heating localized. ...

...batteries!. I used a meter to compare the voltage on the batteries that came with the shaver and rechargable batteries from my camera and they are the same so I think almost any AA rechargable ...

...them myself? If so, with what type of battery? Rechargeable shavers use either a NiCad or NiMd batteries. In order to get the correct battery, you need to check your shaver model number and

Braun 7526 battery problem need to replace batteries how do I open case Open the shaver: 1) Use a small flat screw driver pry off the bottom (where the cord plugs in) 2) Remove the silver sides 3) ...

...the bottom plate on the inside of the bottom charger to the main body of the groomer. The batteries will just slide out easily; they are not soldered or attached in any way. You can replace ...

Braun 360 shaver - no instructions Have placed on charge after shaver no in use for 18 months, still shows empty. Would like manual as have passed it on to someone who will need help with use. Many ...

...batteries that your shaver was designed to be used with. Your shaver was designed for use with NiCd batteries. If you have use NiMH batteries this may be causing the problem you described. However, I ...