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2 Remove and discard the brush head. Cover the entire handle with
a towel or cloth (Fig. 11).
3 Hold the top of the handle with one hand and strike the handle
housing 0.5 inch above the bottom end. Strike firmly with a
hammer on all 4 sides to eject the end cap (Fig. 12).
Note: You may have to hit on the end several times to break the
internal snap connections.
4 Remove the end cap from the toothbrush handle. If the end cap
does not release easily from the housing, repeat step 3 until the
end cap is released (Fig. 13).
5 Holding the handle upside down, press the shaft down on a hard
surface. If the internal components do not easily release from the
housing, repeat step 3 until the internal components are released
(Fig. 14).
6 Remove the inner assembly from the housing by fully inserting a
small flat-head screwdriver into the slot opposite the circuit board
and pry until it comes apart (Fig. 15).
7 Grab the battery and pull it out of the internal assembly (Fig. 16).
Caution: Be aware of the sharp edges of the battery tabs so as
to avoid injury to your fingers.
8 Cut the battery wires from the circuit board close to the battery
(Fig. 17).
9 Cover the battery contacts with tape to prevent any electrical short
from residual battery charge. The rechargeable battery can now be
recycled and the rest of the product discarded appropriately.
Guarantee and support
If you need information or support, please visit
www.philips.com/support or read the separate worldwide guarantee
leaflet.
The terms of the international warranty do not cover the following:
- Brush heads.
- Damage caused by use of unauthorized replacement parts.
- Damage caused by misuse, abuse, neglect, alterations or
unauthorized repair.
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