SanDisk -- microSD/TransFlash Adapter -- how to use in my razor

To disassemble a Braun 9595 (and others like it):

Remove the rubber back and side piece by prying with a small screwdriver on one side near where the three arc design meets the silver body (photo 1). After releasing one side snap (photo 2), release the opposite side snap or use your fingers to pry around the rubber piece until both snaps are disengaged and the piece can be removed (photo 3).

This reveals the back of the shaver, which is held in place with four Torx screws. Fortunately, the screw heads are slotted so that either a torx wrench or a slotted screwdriver may be used for removal.

After the screws are removed, the shaver back plate may be lifted out (photo 4), exposing the battery and control board assembly, and the shaver/motor assembly (photo 5).

The battery is not soldered in place and may be removed by prying on one end to lift its positive or negative pin away from its contact. Then remove the battery (note that the negative side points to the shaver head. Also, the positive and negative pins are sized differently to prevent accidental reversal.

Reassembly has one essential step that must be followed or the razor will not function properly. Photo 6 shows the correct engagement of the shaver's back plate plastic pins with the shaver head's capture slots (shown "upside down"). Photo 7 shows the potential misalignment after the shaver head is inserted into the shaver body for reassembly. To overcome this when installing the shaver's back plate, ensure that the back plate's pins are first inserted into the capture slots (photo 8). Although the back plate may not appear to be positioned properly at first, it may be pushed downward which will "pull" the screw holes into alignment for inserting the screws.

Before inserting the screws, test the power ON button to ensure that all contacts have properly been made. If the shaver does not operate, check to see if any of the power tabs have been bent away from its associated contact point.