Babyliss I Pro 45 Shaver Battery Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

4

Time Required

                          10 minutes            

Sections

1

• battery
• 4 steps

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Introduction

3x AAA 1.2V batteries with U-lips are required to be soldered onto the motherboard.

Opening up the device is an ideal opportunity to thoroughly clean it. Under the head/blades, some hairs may be stuck.

What you need

Step 1

              Remove the screws of the housing               

• Remove the rubber plug hiding the screw
• Remove the screw under the plug
• Remove two screws below the blades with a long Philips screwdriver

Remove the rubber plug hiding the screw

Remove the screw under the plug

Remove two screws below the blades with a long Philips screwdriver

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Step 2

              Remove the blade (Optional)               

• Remove the screws at the bottom of the blade
• Remove the blade

Remove the screws at the bottom of the blade

Remove the blade

Step 3

              Open the housing               

• Gently open the housing

Gently open the housing

Step 4

              Lift the circuit               

• open the plastic parts holding the circuit in place
• start lifting from the tail

open the plastic parts holding the circuit in place

start lifting from the tail

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Stanky - Jul 18, 2020

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@fuss did you succeed?

Fuss - Aug 16, 2020

I haven’t bought the batteries yet. They were overpriced in my region (with shipping costs). For now, I use the shaver with leads connected.

Leszek J - Aug 16, 2020

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Use low self-discharge NiMHs and it will make you angry many years.

Design of this cutter is faulty - it tugs your hair when you try to cut too much or too fast.

JulienCharb - Nov 21, 2020

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Personally, I have been using this hair clipper for many years and it works perfectly well. Today I have to replace the battery. Can anyone tell me what the battery model is and if I need to use a soldering iron to replace it?

Fuss - Nov 21, 2020

It is mentioned above:

So yes, a soldering iron is required, and the battery must have lips (i.e. not the standard AAA batteries you can find in any shop).