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nanu
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hello Group,
I have a Panasonic ES8066 Linear Shaver with a set of NiMH
batteries that are getting weak. My question is: can I buy exact
replacement batteries to fit in this thing or do I have to buy some
tabbed batteries and solder posts on to them to make it fit in the
odd-ball holders that are in this razor. If someone has the p/n's of
these batteries I'd appreciate it. Regards.
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After re-reading my post I realize some things need
clarification. I've opened up this shaver (surprisingly easy
considering it is waterproof, just remove 2 screws, pull on the base
of the shaver and you're in) and found 2 AA size batteries that are
marked NiMH Panasonic. These cells are typical AA except that they
have single contact pins welded on each end. They look like
fluorescent tube pins but maybe a little smaller than one of the pins
on a typical 40 watt fluorescent tube.
It was interesting to see the inductive charging transformer
secondary inside the razor. This shaver has no exterior electrical
connections for the charger, it just sits in its' inductive charging
base. Panasonic does not provide any information on this battery, they
want you to send the shaver to a Panasonic repair facility for battery
replacement. I would love to know what the p/n and source info for
these batteries are. Thanks.
I have a Panasonic ES8066 Linear Shaver with a set of NiMH
batteries that are getting weak. My question is: can I buy exact
replacement batteries to fit in this thing or do I have to buy some
tabbed batteries and solder posts on to them to make it fit in the
odd-ball holders that are in this razor. If someone has the p/n's of
these batteries I'd appreciate it. Regards.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
After re-reading my post I realize some things need
clarification. I've opened up this shaver (surprisingly easy
considering it is waterproof, just remove 2 screws, pull on the base
of the shaver and you're in) and found 2 AA size batteries that are
marked NiMH Panasonic. These cells are typical AA except that they
have single contact pins welded on each end. They look like
fluorescent tube pins but maybe a little smaller than one of the pins
on a typical 40 watt fluorescent tube.
It was interesting to see the inductive charging transformer
secondary inside the razor. This shaver has no exterior electrical
connections for the charger, it just sits in its' inductive charging
base. Panasonic does not provide any information on this battery, they
want you to send the shaver to a Panasonic repair facility for battery
replacement. I would love to know what the p/n and source info for
these batteries are. Thanks.