Fixing Philips Lumea Precision Plus SC2006/11 IPL Home Hair Removal System part 1 (dissembling)
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- Trying to fix my wife's Philips Lumea Precision Plus SC2006/11 IPL Home Hair Removal System. It stops working a week ago, and apparently it's a very common issue.
Trying to save some money here instead of buying a new one. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Thank you for sharing your experience! it helps a lot to see a video how it's done.
Thank you for your kind comment, means a lot to me
Many thanks for your class. The charger of my wifes'device is ok, so it means that I'm facing the same problem with batteries as you. Many thanks from marco aurelio from Brazil. God bless you!
You are welcome
Conseguiu alguma solução? Tentei trocar a bateria da minha, mas fica piscando em verde no nivel 1 e não carrega
Your video helped me to replace battery of my Lumea. I'm so happy. Thanks.
Awesome video. Thanks for pioneering. I just opened my wife's one with a spatula ...gives wider surface and doesnt damage as much. Video was super helpful. Thanks
Hi! I just ordered a new battery for my wife's device. It is not loading anymore after some years of non using. Thank you very much for showing your experience! :)
where did you order battery from?
Firstly - you DO NOT USE metal spatulas or screwdrivers to open plastic case of any device. Secondly - HEAT UP EDGES of case and use plastic tools - it opens without any issues and does not cause any damage to clips or plastics itself.
opening it from both sides at the same time worked better for me, the same position on both side at a time.
A Case like this should be forbidden by law! Thank you very much for your video!
Can't do much about it, cos this device is too expensive, and can't go to thos laser treatment centre, 1. is too expensive 2. the lock down. And I can afford to buy another one, since the device is so expensive. Like I said if they can just make the device with a replacement battery compartmnent, they will make more money. Be it, if its only using their own batteries. Ppl will buy to replace the batteries.
I wish you could have done a total teardown and description of all the internal parts and exactly how these devices work as I cant find such a teardown and review anywhere online. Thank you for doing at least this much.
I only have limited budget to do the teardown. As This is the only one my wife had. Only if the channel grows then I would do more teardown videos. Sorry for that
Hi
Please Shere where have you bought a new battery
Thank you
Excellent video,thanks
You don't need to change battery or open Lumea.
It happened to my Lumea as I did not touch it fir years.
When I will connect it to its charger, it will show as if its fully charged but this charging will not last more than a minute.
I kept using and charging it every time, perhaps 20 times and slowly the battery now revive and is taking full charge, this charge is lasting quite long even better than new latestmodel lumea I bought which even doesn't work on light brown skin but the old model does work on Asian skin colour on bikini area.
Thank you for help 🙂
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 could access the batteries from the bottom of it. 1. Pry out the bottom bit first where charger plugs in. There are 2 screws underneath the oval plastic cover
2. Unscrew the torx screws
But then how to disconnect the PCM wire above the battery slot?
I broken cavers but thanks for your kind favour
⚠️ 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...
I have the exact same problem. Would you please tell me what you did to fix it?
same issue!
any news regarding this?
my dc charger output is 13V...that's wrong, isn't it?
Thank you :-).
Thanks for your video 👍👍👍👍
My device does stopped working, the countdown of the pulses still work but there is no pulse or flash, does this work for my problem?
I don't know wheter it will work, but you can try.
I have the same problem. Is it working now?
Thank you for this video.
Wich battery type is in this Lumea? Looks like 18650, right?
BR
Yes you are right
Thank you so much for your help! Would you mind sharing what kind of batteries you replaced it with?
It's 2 18650 2500mah 20amp batteries. Brands like Samsung, LG, Sony will be fine. Get a reputable brand. If you are from the UK, you can buy it from fogstar online
diningChef Thanks!
I would like to show you a very interesting way of repairing it without having to replace the batteries! lazyadmin.nl/diy/fixing-your-lumea-battery-charging-issue-for-less-than-11e1/
@@TheAlina1304 I read that before, I chose to replace the batteries since it's been used for for a good few years. The battery life had since depleted.
Sony Vtc5 would it be ok?
@@diegoalvarez4580 should not be a problem. I use similar batteries
Hi. What resistor do you use?
Can you please give a link for batteries? I couldn't find it anywhere...
www.fogstar.co.uk/products/bak-n18650cnp
Yesterday when i used the machine, the machine had a small explosion sound and then the machine was broken down
Same happened to me today i bought them 3 months ago it's under one year warranty i think i should claim warranty
Flash lamp probably shattered. ☹
Hi, I am wondering if you can help. Are you able to explain please how I can open up the Philips Lumea BRI947? The head has come apart slightly from one side, but I can push it back in and too scared to pull it in case it breaks? Many thanks.
If its a diff model from this video, I dont really know how does the enclosure works. Cos mine is an older model. Sorry
@@dentednails oh okey, thank you. There are no repair or teardown videos of my model.
It's really hard to find one I would say. Probably Google it.
Hi, i bought a Philips Lumea Sc1997 one year ago, but now i tried on the legs and when i switched the heads didn't work anymore..the fan is working, the ready light is flashing the white colour but the flash didn't come on at all..i cleaned the lens..switched on/off but not working..what should i do? In my country there is not a company for suppourt philips. Thanks
Sorry, I can't help you in this. Did you try to flash it on the skin? Once it runs out of flash, you can't used it anymore, maybe you have used the flashes to a certain extent?Maybe try to search online for solution. Sorry
@@dentednails thanks . It seem the Philips laser hair removal was not a good choice to buy.
@@artlb770 yes, that's true, they should design those essential parts which are able to be replaced easily without tempering it.
Thanx bro, would it be a problem if I replaced it with 3000mah
I am not very sure about that, because I just replace it with similar batteries so nothing would go wrong.
Its not a problem, you can use it longer after charging
I plugged my device in after a long time and it didn't charge.even the lights of my device did not turn on. is the problem just running out of battery?
I think the battery had been depleted. There is a guide online on how to revive the batteries. you can google it.
@@dentednails I couldnt find any video.if you send a link to ne I really appreciate🙏
@@semacakmakbiyik8744 This is the link lazyadmin.nl/diy/fixing-your-lumea-battery-charging-issue-for-less-than-11e1/ (but u still need to open the device though, using my video to open it. Thanks
@@dentednails really thanks🥳
@@semacakmakbiyik8744 you are welcome
Hi, I'm facing the same issue, i have changed the batteries as in your video, but after charging and the led become green, when i turn the device ON, it shuts down after 2 seconds. could it be something else beside batteries? please advise.
Did you check the connection? The cables which need to be plug in our while during the assemble prices one of the cable came loose?
I have the same issue, please let me know if you managed to fix it...
I have the Same issue! I changed the batterie then used it for about 15 Minutes and now wir shuts down directly After I Turn it on! Can anyone give me an advice?
Anyone know how I can open a bri956? I’m having trouble to disassemble it.
I'm facing the same problem with a BRI 956. I will let you know. I bought it at ebay really cheap as spare part. So for me it is no big deal if it has some marks.
Mine is philips lumea bri 286 it stopped working. It's new. It turns on but no pulses!😥
Maybe returning it for a replacement if it is new?
@@dentednails i can't i bought it from a girl from internet.
I have the same problem but mine is 3 years old i used it manytimes .. do you think impulses finished ??
@@Butterfly-88509 I have no idea about that. My wife does not overused it. And she only charged it like once in 3 months , so that explain the battery is not working
Hi where can I buy the battery from
You can get it from vape shops or if you are in the UK, you can get it from an online shop called Fogstar
Many thanks for this video , can I have the link to order the battery 🔋 please 👍🏻
www.fogstar.co.uk/products/bak-n18650cnp
What specs ntc 10ohm resistor is needed ?
This one www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B079129JZ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@dentednails 10K Ohm or 10 Ohm ?
@@julesperder4165 10k ohm, it's mentioned in the video too.
@@dentednails if we dont want to use or if i cant find this pieces. what happen? is that work correctly?
@@uguruluc They are primarily used as resistive temperature sensors and current-limiting devices.
Mine doesn't flash what can I do to it
I found this from other website "Flash life - In some devices the flash should be replaced very often and replacement is very expensive,. The lamp life by Philips Lumea is very long, because it’s 250 000 flashes quietly enough for even several years of use." But u can contact philips regarding the lamp replacement