The flashing light on the handle of the Philips electric toothbrush indicates that the toothbrush is being charged, and the charging steps are as follows:
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Tools\/Materials
Philips electric toothbrush charger
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Methods\/Steps
1. Check whether power is available
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First of all, press the switch to determine whether the electric toothbrush is charged. The charging lamp display is always on, indicating that there is electricity, if it blinks, it indicates that it needs to be charged.
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2. Take out the charger
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Then take out the electric toothbrush charger and plug it in
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3. Charge for 12 hours continuously
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The charging time is generally 12 hours, and the charging cannot be interrupted, which will damage the electric toothbrush.
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4. Replace the brush head
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Electric toothbrushes also mainly replace the brush head regularly, if you want to replace the brush head, just pull off the brush head.
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5. Align the switch button
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Replace with a new brush head, please note that the brush head needs to be facing the side of the switch button when installing. If you only want to replace the gasket, just replace the gasket with a new one and re-press it to use.
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6. Charging is complete
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If the electric toothbrush is charged, reinstall the brush head. Pay attention to the position must be aligned.
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7. Precautions
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If you charge the electric toothbrush every day, it will be lost, so it is not recommended to charge it every day. Generally, the use time of lithium batteries is 2-3 weeks (calculated by brushing teeth twice a day for 2 minutes each time). So you can charge it once every 1-2 weeks, or charge it in time before traveling. Try to avoid the occurrence of manual brushing caused by the sudden loss of power after the use of electric toothbrushes.