Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
3
Time Required
30 minutes
Sections
1
- Battery Assembly
- 3 steps
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Introduction
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Video Overview
Step 1
Remove bottom cover
- First pry the left side of the cover off, then pry the right side of the cover off before removing. Trying to pry the cover off from only one side will result in breaking the plastic tabs.
First pry the left side of the cover off, then pry the right side of the cover off before removing. Trying to pry the cover off from only one side will result in breaking the plastic tabs.
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Step 2
Remove side covers
- Remove the side covers by rotating them out and away from the body starting at the bottom of the shaver (where you just removed the cover).
Remove the side covers by rotating them out and away from the body starting at the bottom of the shaver (where you just removed the cover).
Step 3
- Remove the 4 screws that are now exposed on the back of the shaver. You will need a T9 hex screw driver.
Remove the 4 screws that are now exposed on the back of the shaver. You will need a T9 hex screw driver.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Jimmy C - Jan 16, 2022
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WARNING to anyone who is using this guide to replace the batteries in their Braun Synchro shaver. The video guide stops at a critical moment - the point when you would actually replace the batteries!
It turns out that the batteries are glued to the orange circuit board, pretty firmly too. I wasn’t too worried about this, I just angled in a screwdriver, twisted (hard), and cracked the glue seal. What I didn’t realize was that the metal leads that connect the ends of the battery to the board, are soldered to the battery - so torquing out the battery broke the metal connector off the board. It snapped right at the base too - would be very difficult to fix without some decent soldering skills, which I don’t have.
So my advice is simple - make sure to separate the batteries from their connections on both sides, before trying to remove the batteries. The metal connectors are quite thin and weak, and quite strongly fused, so good luck :-)