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  • Braun Cruzer 6 Type 5417 Battery Replacement
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Introduction

Step 1

              Braun Cruzer 6 Type 5417 Battery Replacement               
  • Remove the trimmer head.
  • Remove the two Torx T5 screws attaching the cover to the hand-piece.
  • Remove the cover.
  • Take this opportunity to remove built up hair and residue. Hair can prevent the batteries from making contact leading to power failure.

Remove the trimmer head.

Remove the two Torx T5 screws attaching the cover to the hand-piece.

Remove the cover.

Take this opportunity to remove built up hair and residue. Hair can prevent the batteries from making contact leading to power failure.

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Step 2

  • Remove the back cover.
  • Using a flat head screw driver, remove the single screw holding the power board in place.
  • Use compressed air to clean the motor. Take this opportunity to lubricate the trimmer with an anti-rust spray or WD-40.
  • Remove the two AAA batteries by soldering them with soldering iron and des soldering pump.
  • Bend the terminals of the new batteries and solder them back in the right direction
  • If the batteries are already slightly charged, you can briefly press the power button to check if the motor is working
  • Insert the board again, with the side towards the motor first

Remove the back cover.

Using a flat head screw driver, remove the single screw holding the power board in place.

Use compressed air to clean the motor. Take this opportunity to lubricate the trimmer with an anti-rust spray or WD-40.

Remove the two AAA batteries by soldering them with soldering iron and des soldering pump.

Bend the terminals of the new batteries and solder them back in the right direction

If the batteries are already slightly charged, you can briefly press the power button to check if the motor is working

Insert the board again, with the side towards the motor first

Step 3

  • OPTIONALAdditional improvements to the trimmer’s performance by removing the upper-cover and removing any built up hair. You can also lubricate the blades.

OPTIONALAdditional improvements to the trimmer’s performance by removing the upper-cover and removing any built up hair. You can also lubricate the blades.

To reassemble your device, follow the above steps in reverse order.

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King Arthur - Nov 8, 2018

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Your guide saved me from purchasing a new device.

After replacing the batteries it works again like a charm!

Jaden Fox - Nov 30, 2018

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Thanks this was helpful. The Braun Series 3 Hair Clipper HC3050 has a VERY similar design. Some additional notes: After removing the screws, it takes a bit of force to get the back separated from the front. I had to gently pry it apart with a screw driver. The very inside is slightly different, but same concept.

Wilhelm Gregorius - Mar 5, 2019

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Die Anleitung war sehr hilfreich.

Der Austausch der Batterien ging ziemlich gut.

Ünsal Şeker - Nov 5, 2020

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I think one pcc— 1.2 V 1800 mah AA battary

Pedro Faria - Oct 5, 2022

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Thank you! Another appliance reborn :)

It really helps to work around consumerism with such shared knowledge!

Keep it up 👍