We purchased a phillips sonicare whitening with the three settings about two and a half years ago, after visiting my dentist today he told me that there had been problems with some of the sonicare range the spindle on which you place the toothbrush is very loose and vibrates and makes a terrible noise what shoulod we do

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Your suggestion worked! I took a small common screwdriver, carefully pried on the bottom plate on each side, a little at a time, and the whole motor assembly with O-ring, came out in one piece. There it was, a small phillips screw, in this sort of universal joint assembly at the top. I tightened it up, careful, its pretty small, won't stand too much torque, but it's tight now, and I think you saved me $100 or so, mine was getting so sloppy I expected it to fall apart any day, now it feels as tight as new.
Thanks so much!
Steven Fisher

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This happened to me as well. In my case, it meant that one of the metal bars for the brush head broke. If you unscrew the brush from the base and look at it, touch the metal stabilizer bars inside to see if one of them is broken. If so, a simple brush head replacement will fix your problem.

Ginko

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• Posted on Jan 26, 2011

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Hi.

Below the registration link for US. Please check your local Philips website if you are looking for registration outside US.

Register your toothbrush

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Hi penguin33879,

I work for Philips, and I came across your post while visiting Fixya. I wanted to share with you the link for registering your Philips Sonicare:

http://pnregistration.harte-hanks.com/sonicare_registration.aspx

You can also shop online, search for product information, and find support by visiting www.philips.com.

I hope this helps.

carloffb

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Mine won't either