Bravo !!! sans votre vidéo, je n'aurais pu ouvrir mon rasoir Philips shaver 9000 séries, très compliquer ces système de clip cachés, et la seul vidéo sur terre qui montre comment faire , Merci encore !!!
I was waiting for this video for a year now... Tried squeezing, pushing and pulling from all sides... Your video shows it sliding so easily but there has to be some kind off hook as mine is not sliding out .. 1mm is max what I get in sliding it out.. something holds it in place...do you have some additional tips for this? I even tried hamering by inserting wooden tool in to the charging port it just doesn't go out...
No no don't use a hamer. It will slide out. Use something like a spudger. Percevirance is the key. Maybe warming up will help. Not to much don't melt it.
The motor is from AliExpress LF 180FF 2.4 volt. a.aliexpress.com/_EyKQMNb The resistor came from.mu local stoch but are widely available also on Aliexpress a.aliexpress.com/_EvG6r5X
There are two answers. 1 Philips, but honestly I do not want to know the costs. But who knows you might be lucky 2. I did a search on AliExpress and they seam to have the original pcb's. But look out that you get the exact matching pcb. Check the number on the pcb of your shaver. Search: Philips shaver main pcb
Bravo !!! sans votre vidéo, je n'aurais pu ouvrir mon rasoir Philips shaver 9000 séries, très compliquer ces système de clip cachés, et la seul vidéo sur terre qui montre comment faire , Merci encore !!!
It is obvious the body must get out by sliding out, but it is not clear what happened in the video at 1:02, I had to simply apply brutal force.
I was waiting for this video for a year now... Tried squeezing, pushing and pulling from all sides... Your video shows it sliding so easily but there has to be some kind off hook as mine is not sliding out .. 1mm is max what I get in sliding it out.. something holds it in place...do you have some additional tips for this? I even tried hamering by inserting wooden tool in to the charging port it just doesn't go out...
No no don't use a hamer. It will slide out. Use something like a spudger. Percevirance is the key. Maybe warming up will help. Not to much don't melt it.
That is very nice video, where did you buy the resistor and the motor? can you put the link here? Thanks
The motor is from AliExpress
LF 180FF 2.4 volt.
a.aliexpress.com/_EyKQMNb
The resistor came from.mu local stoch but are widely available also on Aliexpress
a.aliexpress.com/_EvG6r5X
@@Repair_Monkey I open up mine, and only find it out that the whole board need to be replaced, any suggestion where I can buy one of these? Thanks
There are two answers.
1 Philips, but honestly I do not want to know the costs. But who knows you might be lucky
2. I did a search on AliExpress and they seam to have the original pcb's. But look out that you get the exact matching pcb. Check the number on the pcb of your shaver.
Search: Philips shaver main pcb