I really like my series 7 and the fact you can change the battery after 10 years use and then keep on using it is so much better than putting it in land fill. Thanks for the clear well made video. I needed to see it in order to do it!
My 10+ year old 7 series is still going strong. I don't charge every day, I let it run down. But it's good to know how easy it is to change the battery. It really does make sense.
For some reason batteries last longer when they stay in their mid power range. If you charge a battery to say 70-80% capacity, it will last a very long time.
- I have issues with my shaver battery. Maybe I need to replace the battery, but I don't know how. - Check on TH-cam. Someone should have made a video about it. You have! Thank you ❤️
I left my Braun series 8 in my car over night and it was about 109 degrees outside and now my shavers don’t hold a charge anymore.. is it the battery you think or motor? And if it’s the battery do you know if this is the same battery for the 8?
Hi, thanks for the video, I'm just wondering : if my battery drops dead one day, would I still be able to use my 7 series shaver corded (plugged to the electricity) without the need of a battery ?
I liked my 760 so much I ended up buying buying two 790cc "Wet and Dry" model because my 760 motor seems to be going bad "Not Battery" It is over 12 years old and I used it for only head shaving, which is more work for the razor than face shaving as I still have a lot of hair on top, just got to thin for my liking. I ended up getting some SMP work done on my head and these 7 series models are by far the best.
Hi, for Series 5, it seems they run with 2x 49mmx14mm NiMH batteries - so, before you order, better have a look! Oh, and, yes, they need to be solderd into place...
Do not waste your time, trying to replace the batteries they are tech welded in and the connection will rip the battery connector out of the circuitboard
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I really like my series 7 and the fact you can change the battery after 10 years use and then keep on using it is so much better than putting it in land fill. Thanks for the clear well made video. I needed to see it in order to do it!
My 10+ year old 7 series is still going strong.
I don't charge every day, I let it run down.
But it's good to know how easy it is to change the battery. It really does make sense.
I should probably let mine run down instead of docking. It may last longer
For some reason batteries last longer when they stay in their mid power range. If you charge a battery to say 70-80% capacity, it will last a very long time.
Thanks for the demo and info. My Braun Series 9 Sports was cronking out, and this video truly help. Have a great day
Glad it helped
- I have issues with my shaver battery. Maybe I need to replace the battery, but I don't know how.
- Check on TH-cam. Someone should have made a video about it.
You have! Thank you ❤️
I left my Braun series 8 in my car over night and it was about 109 degrees outside and now my shavers don’t hold a charge anymore.. is it the battery you think or motor? And if it’s the battery do you know if this is the same battery for the 8?
I haven't even got one but i like videos like this 😂😂👍👍
Thanks 🙏
Hi, thanks for the video, I'm just wondering : if my battery drops dead one day, would I still be able to use my 7 series shaver corded (plugged to the electricity) without the need of a battery ?
I "assume" so as my 8985 battery is dead but the device still works when plugged into power.
@@s0c7 thanks, I think so as well and that’s one thing I like about the corded devices
Great fix Eric ! This will now last another 4-5 years 🎉
Thanks, shaved the day 🎉
@@thecollegepicker 😬😬
I liked my 760 so much I ended up buying buying two 790cc "Wet and Dry" model because my 760 motor seems to be going bad "Not Battery" It is over 12 years old and I used it for only head shaving, which is more work for the razor than face shaving as I still have a lot of hair on top, just got to thin for my liking.
I ended up getting some SMP work done on my head and these 7 series models are by far the best.
Hi, for Series 5, it seems they run with 2x 49mmx14mm NiMH batteries - so, before you order, better have a look! Oh, and, yes, they need to be solderd into place...
Thanks man. Just what I needed to know.
You are welcome
Brilliant, brilliant - Such a great, clearly explained video.
Many thanks......all the way from London !
Cheers 🤝
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Thanks a bunch!
You're welcome!
Since the battery looks like a m80 fire cracker, could one use a firecracker 🧨 instead of buying a battery on Amazon.
If you try it report back, I'm curious 🤔
@@thecollegepickerHe must have had problem did not report back .
What is the link to buy the green plastic pry tool?
It came in my screwdriver kit.
Fantastic! But man they should just make them all replacable and repairable.
They should 😩
Thanks for your time. Good video. Very helpful. 😊
You are welcome
Thanks
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Give your meat a good old rub...Great info, and very necessary for this job.
Thanks for a good clear and somewhat amusing how to video. 😂
Happy New Year❤
Happy new year!
We cranking out the videos now! #notificationsquad #recycle
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Thank you Daddy you are Daddy af for this
Any time
like brand new State of Health
It's so much better now.
@@thecollegepicker I got this model and also the latest one, the series 9. I feel the series 7 much better and faster to shave than the new one.
Do not waste your time, trying to replace the batteries they are tech welded in and the connection will rip the battery connector out of the circuitboard
This model was not welded
This procedure is NOT for a Series 7
it also isn't valid for a Series 8.. it has a dual-battery..
Very helpful video. Thanks! 👍
You are welcome.