I have purchased a Braun proffessional care electric toothbrush and cannot charge it. I have tried three different plug adapters. I have changed the toothbrush at Boots 3 times. I have tried to charge it for more than 18 hours so i am now desperate! Can you help? It flashing with the a red light for approximately 10 sec then nothing. I have never had a green light yet!

Faulty/incorrect charger perhaps.

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I had the same problem at the beginning of the year. I think i had bought 3 electric tooth brushes and all seemed to cave in within a couple of weeks. My friend recommended going to Macy's to buy one, which I did and it is still going strong. Maybe you charged it for a very long period of time and it overheat the system circuit? I'm not sure but I would recommend getting a new toothbrush.

The User Manual for the Braun Professional Care 500 Electric Recharegable Toothbrush can be found line here:

http://www.service.braun.com/line/OC/O3756/O3756_14_MN.pdf

Should this be helpful, please rate my assistance.

Thank you!

You do not need a second cord. The same cord can be used for either component.

If you wish to have seperate cords for the shaver and the clean/charge base, you can purchase one from shaveroutlet.com. See link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/braun-charger-cord-for-7000-syncro-8000-activator-360-complete-p-120.html

Buy new one.


Good luck

Mai

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Hi,
Make sure you keep the receipts as you are entitled to a full refund if the product fails within a reasonable length of time.

Yes they are designed to self-distruct in as much as the battery will lose it's ability to store charge. This happens if you leave it on charge for longer than is necessary to recharge it fully.

To prevent this from happening, make sure it is fully discharged before recharging. There should be instructions in it for the time needed for a full charge - usually around 4-6 hours for an AA.

Because electric toothbrushes are used in a wet environment, they are usually solvent welded together. If they can be prised apart, you may find a standard "tagged" battery to replace, but the chances of doing this without distruction are small.