I got the Oral-B Pulsonic Slim Clean 2500, sometime mentioned as "Type 3748"
My mistake was I did not expect such a big battery in my toothbrush, so I ordered the wrong one:
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I just wanted to share some pictures of the inside of my toothbrush, as I did not find any information about that type. I hope that someone in the future will find these pics as helpful. Sorry, I did not take the pictures as step by step manuel.
These are the steps I had to do:
# Remove the top of the part where you put on the brush-head. There is a dowel pin that you need to remove. Use a hammer and a small screwdriver for example.
# Remove the bottom cap. (beware, the wires of the charging coil are likely to break of - if they do, thats okay, you will get better access to the inside parts of the toothbrush)
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# On each side there is a clip. There are a bit heavier to open as described in the other tutorials.
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#3. On each side there is a clip. There are a bit heavier to open as described in the other tutorials.
# There is no fitting battery, so I had to modify the geometry. It worked with a 58x14,5 mm battery for me.
I got the Oral-B Pulsonic Slim Clean 2500, sometime mentioned as "Type 3748"
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My mistake was I did not expect such a big battery in my toothbrush, so I ordered the wrong one:
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[image|3379397]
+
+
[image|3379409]
I just wanted to share some pictures of the inside of my toothbrush, as I did not find any information about that type. I hope that someone in the future will find these pics as helpful. Sorry, I did not take the pictures as step by step manuel.
These are the steps I had to do:
# Remove the top of the part where you put on the brush-head. There is a dowel pin that you need to remove. Use a hammer and a small screwdriver for example.
# Remove the bottom cap. (beware, the wires of the charging coil are likely to break of - if they do, thats okay, you will get better access to the inside parts of the toothbrush)
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# [image|3379408]
# On each side there is a clip. There are a bit heavier to open as described in the other tutorials.
# There is no fitting battery, so I had to modify the geometry. It worked with a 58x14,5 mm battery for me.
I got the Oral-B Pulsonic Slim Clean 2500, sometime mentioned as "Type 3748"
-
[image|3379397]
+
[image|3379397][image|3379408][image|3379409]
I just wanted to share some pictures of the inside of my toothbrush, as I did not find any information about that type. I hope that someone in the future will find these pics as helpful. Sorry, I did not take the pictures as step by step manuel.
These are the steps I had to do:
# Remove the top of the part where you put on the brush-head. There is a dowel pin that you need to remove. Use a hammer and a small screwdriver for example.
# Remove the bottom cap. (beware, the wires of the charging coil are likely to break of - if they do, thats okay, you will get better access to the inside parts of the toothbrush)
# On each side there is a clip. There are a bit heavier to open as described in the other tutorials.
# There is no fitting battery, so I had to modify the geometry. It worked with a 58x14,5 mm battery for me.
I got the Oral-B Pulsonic Slim Clean 2500, sometime mentioned as "Type 3748"
[image|3379397]
I just wanted to share some pictures of the inside of my toothbrush, as I did not find any information about that type. I hope that someone in the future will find these pics as helpful. Sorry, I did not take the pictures as step by step manuel.
These are the steps I had to do:
# Remove the top of the part where you put on the brush-head. There is a dowel pin that you need to remove. Use a hammer and a small screwdriver for example.
# Remove the bottom cap. (beware, the wires of the charging coil are likely to break of - if they do, thats okay, you will get better access to the inside parts of the toothbrush)
# On each side there is a clip. There are a bit heavier to open as described in the other tutorials.
# There is no fitting battery, so I had to modify the geometry. It worked with a 58x14,5 mm battery for me.
I got the Oral-B Pulsonic Slim Clean 2500, sometime mentioned as "Type 3748"
[image|3379397]
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+
I just wanted to share some pictures of the inside of my toothbrush, as I did not find any information about that type. I hope that someone in the future will find these pics as helpful. Sorry, I did not take the pictures as step by step manuel.
These are the steps I had to do:
# Remove the top of the part where you put on the brush-head. There is a dowel pin that you need to remove. Use a hammer and a small screwdriver for example.
# Remove the bottom cap. (beware, the wires of the charging coil are likely to break of - if they do, thats okay, you will get better access to the inside parts of the toothbrush)
# On each side there is a clip. There are a bit heavier to open as described in the other tutorials.
# There is no fitting battery, so I had to modify the geometry. It worked with a 58x14,5 mm battery for me.
I got the Oral-B Pulsonic Slim Clean 2500, sometime mentioned as "Type 3748"
+
+
[image|3379397]
I just wanted to share some pictures of the inside of my toothbrush, as I did not find any information about that type. I hope that someone in the future will find these pics as helpful. Sorry, I did not take the pictures as step by step manuel.
These are the steps I had to do:
# Remove the top of the part where you put on the brush-head. There is a dowel pin that you need to remove. Use a hammer and a small screwdriver for example.
# Remove the bottom cap. (beware, the wires of the charging coil are likely to break of - if they do, thats okay, you will get better access to the inside parts of the toothbrush)
# On each side there is a clip. There are a bit heavier to open as described in the other tutorials.
# There is no fitting battery, so I had to modify the geometry. It worked with a 58x14,5 mm battery for me.
In case you have the same issue as I had:
I got the Oral-B Pulsonic Slim Clean 2500, sometime mentioned as "Type 3748"
I just wanted to share some pictures of the inside of my toothbrush, as I did not find any information about that type. I hope that someone in the future will find these pics as helpful. Sorry, I did not take the pictures as step by step manuel.
These are the steps I had to do:
# Remove the top of the part where you put on the brush-head. There is a dowel pin that you need to remove. Use a hammer and a small screwdriver for example.
# Remove the bottom cap. (beware, the wires of the charging coil are likely to break of - if they do, thats okay, you will get better access to the inside parts of the toothbrush)
# On each side there is a clip. There are a bit heavier to open as described in the other tutorials.
# There is no fitting battery, so I had to modify the geometry. It worked with a 58x14,5 mm battery for me.