Braun 5514 Akku tauschen

Geschrieben von: Andrew Kluckhuhn
  • Kommentare: 14
Braun 5514 Akku tauschen

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Mittel

Schritte

7

Zeitaufwand

30 - 45 Minuten

Einleitung

Akkus lassen im Lauf der Zeit in ihrer Leistung nach. Diese Anleitung zeigt, wie der Akku im Braun5514 Trimmer ausgetauscht werden kann.

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    • Setze ein Plektrum in den Spalt zwischen der Oberschale und der grauen Trennschicht ein.

    • Lasse das Plektrum um das Gerät herumlaufen, bis sich die verborgenen Rasten alle lösen.

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    • Entferne die vier 7,0 mm Torx T6 Schrauben, mit denen der graue Plastikrahmen am schwarzen Gehäuse befestigt ist.

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    • Löse den grauen Plastikrahmen mit dem Plektrum vom schwarzen Gehäuse ab.

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    • Entferne die Leiterplatten-Einheit vom Rahmen.

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    • Ziehe das kleine schwarze Plastikteil aus dem Rahmen heraus.

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    • Entlöte die vier Akkuanschlüsse von der Leiterplatte.

    • Wiederhole für die andere Akkuseite.

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    Emir Uscuplic -

    Thanks. These are great instructions.

    I didn't need Torx #6 for screws since mine had a slot for small flat blade screw driver.

    The desolder is a little tricky. I used desolder wick that helped soak up the solder. Having a small metal pick helped pry up the battery tabs that were folded on the pc board.

    Willy Coyote -

Abschluss

Um dein Gerät wieder zusammenbauen, folge den Schritten in umgekehrter Reihenfolge.

Tinte & Feder

Andrew Kluckhuhn

Mitglied seit: 05/07/18

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12 Kommentare

What is the name/part nr. of the battery?

Casper Smit -

Thanks!

This manual is applicable for the model 5516, too :-)

The battery type should be: AAA 1000 mAh; make sure, to choose batteries, that are prepared for soldering!!

Lucas B -

Same goes for 5515.

Thanks for the guide :)

Yordan Chanev -

Thanks, I was looking how to take apart 5513, similar enough, as far as the battery replacement goes, any rechargeable AAA battery should do. Batteries don’t like the heat from soldering iron, there are kits for welding batteries, another idea is to get cheap battery holder if you can fit it in.

Mariusz Lewicki -

Does the 1.2V Ni-MH AAA 1000mAh battery work, have an older model MGK5280 ?

Thanks.

Jhon Jones -

I've successfully replaced the batteries on a 5515 with 1.2V Ni-MH AAA 1100 mAh following this guide.

Miroslav R -

Thanks for this, great info. After researching the batteries that were in my trimmer, I found out they were 750mAh. I purchased a 4 pack of 1000mAh batteries on Amazon for $10. They were called "1.2V Ni-MH AAA 1000mAh Rechargeable Battery w/Tabs." The tabs were a little longer than the original batteries and were covered in insulation. The insulation was easily removed and I just bent the tabs back over themselves so they wouldn't short anything out.

James Coates -

As written before, works for Braun BT 5516, too. This model is much easier to fix. Before opening procedure, I heated the plastic housing with a simple hair dryer for 2min. Careful, don't blow to long and strong on the same area. Plastic is more flexible when warm. Start opening at the shaving head side, works easy.

M Mm -

Hi, a couple of points. I have the French version Type 5516...There is only 1 battery!!!! NOT 2!! It was 1.2V 700ma. Replaced with 1.2 V 1100ma. A bit fiddly to solder but in the end worked ok. Also there are no screws - use the guitar pick or similar to open. Be careful when remounting - make sure the receptacle for the charger plug (Part of the circuit board) is in the right way ie it needs to lie on its side...otherwise it will move forward when you connect the charger plug and not work. Otherwise for the moment seems to work fine...

Cheers!

Jonathan McDonnell -

I did that and charged the battery at least 14 hours.

The LED is still blinking red, but it runs perfectly well.

Do I need to „tell“ the trimmer, that the battery was replaced?

Or has the battery to be fully charged or discharged, when changing?

Ulrich Weber -

Hi!
could I bypass the battery circuit and just connect the charger to the drive to use it plugged? I'm always forgeting charging the device before I want to use it. It'd be nice just to plug and play it.

David Espejo -

Can I remove the battery and operate the shaver by cable?

Jan Würtl -