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Step 6Put it Back Together, Add Batteries, and Start Shaving
Although annoying the Torx-like screws were the right length so I used them when I put it back together. I put in some NiMH rechargeable batteries and switched it on and it works just like it did before.
To recharge the batteries, I just use my existing AA charger. I could have kept the charging circuit in the shaver, but I think it's kind of a waste to let the shaver charge all day just to use it for a few minutes in the morning. Admittedly, it's "only" 2 watts, but now I have some neat parts to play with too.
I'll take the existing NiCD rechargeable pack to Radio Shack to be recycled.
To recharge the batteries, I just use my existing AA charger. I could have kept the charging circuit in the shaver, but I think it's kind of a waste to let the shaver charge all day just to use it for a few minutes in the morning. Admittedly, it's "only" 2 watts, but now I have some neat parts to play with too.
I'll take the existing NiCD rechargeable pack to Radio Shack to be recycled.
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