Philips Sonicare does not start
Johannes K. and 2 other contributors
Last updated on Aug 5, 2024
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓The toothbrush can no longer be switched on using the power button. The toothbrush does not respond to the top switch. The mode switch works without problems.
Here's how to find and fix the error.
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Check whether there is a problem connecting the button to the electronics
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If an increased resistance is measured, the conductor track is defective and must be replaced.
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If there is a bad trace, I recommend repairing both lines (marked red here) with insulated wires.
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when everything is soldered, the toothbrush can be tested. When everything works again, the new wires still have to be glued so that they don't come loose.
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After successful repair, the toothbrush can be put back together.
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