Oral-B Pro 2 3D White Electric Toothbrush

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If the light does not come on, apply a little more pressure, not too much as it does not require lots of pressure. The use of rough / abrasive toothpaste can cause abrasion of the metallic parts inside the brush head. What brush do you have? Is it still within warranty? Has it sustained any damage or any reason why it might be behaving this way? BrAun) And I want to replace their rechargeable batteries, and I can’t find them, so I would like to know if I can get them through you, or if you have a supplier in Sri Lanka and you can link it to me. Many thanks in advance Reply After approximately how many years will the battery cease to hold a useful charge [eg last for only 1 day]?

Both come with a premium travel case and a 2+ week battery life. A visible pressure sensor, 2 minute timer and pacer are built-in too. Conclusion Whilst nobody can provide complete assurances of reliability, there is little reason to have concern here. The Pro 2 feels solid in hand. I’ve used this and similar brushes for many years without issue. Battery powered toothbrush only spins without head on. I hv changed heads and same thing happens. What could be going on? Reply Water can build up within or be retained within the brush head attached to the handle. This can exit the brush head over time. This is normally very safe and will cause no issue. It is advised to remove and rinse the brush head after each use. To help it dry, keep it detached from the handle.With a light-medium pressure, you should hear the sound of the motor in the handle slowing/straining a little and the light should come on. Press the on/off button and the mode button simultaneously for 3 seconds to disable Bluetooth completely. With the Pro 1500 you get an additional cleaning mode, a visible pressure sensor, double the battery life. After 2 minutes the alert changes slightly to tell you that you have brushed for long enough. Unlike some brushes, the Pro 2 doesn’t power off automatically. This may be a disappointment to some, but it’s not a big issue.

The green charge light on my OralB Pro 1000 is flashing very rapidly while on the charger, mush faster than during a normal charge. If I remove it from the charger and try to turn it on, I acts as though the battery is totally discharged? Can you help? It could be they have made a change to the hardware. I would question if this is an issue as normally you wouldn’t need the toothbrush on for as long as 4 minutes & 30 seconds. Reply Derek, have you got any spares or replacement heads you can try. Might it be 1 rouge head not fitting correctly or might it be several heads from a batch? Reply Why does my oral b splash out toothpaste while brushing? It’s making a mess on my medicine cabinet. Reply Hi Vic. This is a bit odd. I would suggest trying a reset and then setting things up the way you like again. If that doesn’t work, you will need to speak to Oral-B. Reply

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Is the base of the handle slightly warm after having been sat on the charging stand for a few hours. If so, this is usually a sign it is functioning correctly. I bought an Oral-B 6000 and after connecting it to the app; now it pauses and starts two or three times before the two minute mark. I don’t like it and would like to fix or replace the toothbrush. Reply If so, try using the brush without the app being open/connected and see if the 30 second pacer now works. The pacer is activated from the moment the brush is powered on, momentarily pausing the brushing action every 30 seconds to tell you to move on to the next part of the mouth. There are 4 sections in total and you need to brush the inner, outer, and biting surfaces of the teeth during this time. Hi,what is the lifespan of a braun toothbrush. mine stopped working now after 5 years…it started by the toothbrush automatically switched on and off. then it died even after charging. is the battery replaceable? i am not sure how to open it up. please advice Reply