what is the difference between this and the Razor E100-E125-E150 Replacement Batteries. Reuse Existing Connectors.which one should i get for my Razor E-100
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Keep in mind that a defective charger will give the same failure symptoms as defective batteries. The charger can be tested with a voltmeter or by connecting 2 car taillights in series and light them up with the charger.
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i think the e-125 and the e-150 are faster scooters,i brought the 5amp batteries,they work great
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When you place your order, the one item # will provide you with 2 identical batteries. The E100 requires both batteries. Each battery is rated at 12 volts DC. Both batteries are wired in series which provides 24 volts DC to the 24 volt DC motor. Replacing the batteries may require soldering the connectors. After connecting, it's a good idea to place a blob of clear RTV silicone over the metal portion of the connectors to prevent any possible shorts. Can use electrical tape but it tends to loosen up in the heat.
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Think battery wise they are all the same. You have to cut off your existing connectors and crimp new ones on. Very easy
520494
My initial battery lasted several years. Since this is a lower priced razor I found it cheapest to by a new one because the batteries should only be replaced by an authorised service station and a new one also comes with a new $27 head which should be replaced every year. I use the old razor as a spare using the charging coard for an electrical power source.
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My razor is very old, but is a Trac II Plus. I'm thinking your razor is just a Trac II? This is going back many years, but I am pretty sure the 'Plus' was just the addition of the soapy strip on the cartridge. As I recall the Trace II was 2 blades without the strip. I am almost positive the Trac II and Trac II Plus razors were identical in how they attached. Also, it's Amazon, so if they don't fit you may simply return them.
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Unless you are very talented with soldering very small objects in very tight places, my advice is to go ahead and buy a new razor. These batteries are extremely difficult to replace. You must first remove the old battery without melting any nearby parts and then you must solder the new batteries into place. Both of these tasks are extremely delicate and really only for professionals. I did not succeed with my removal and installation attempt.
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Yes this is a correct replacement for your razor scooter. Let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
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My last Braun I replaced the batteries. Yes they are part of the circuit board, but after replacement they it worked like new. Only problem with the old Braun is that the replacement blade heads were not worth a darn, so I bought this one. I would still be shaving with the old one if I could have found a good set of replacement blades. You can go to batteries plus or a like store and they will replace the batteries for you.
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The replacement blade works well. I might have been smarter to buy a new razor for the batteries do not last as long as they did when I first bought the razor.
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Look at the back of your razor. It should say "use only with phillips HQ8505 power plug" for the Phillips PT720 razor, or some other power plug number if the razor is not PT720. Then go to Amazon and search for the power plug number that is shown on the back of your razor! I just looked and there are many that will work. If you can't find one, let me know the "Use Only" number and I will send you the site info!!
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There is a battery charger built into the electric razor itself. So all I do is plug it in to any wall outlet occasionally. There are lights in the handle that tell you when you need to re-charge the electric razor. You'll like it.
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These are only replacement blades. You need to already own the particular model of Norelco shaver that this product fits into. There is nothing electronic about the blades themselves. Only the main part of the razor is electronic and needs charging. You must first own the razor -- after the blades on the razor become dull, (after a year or so), you would then purchase this product to replace just the blades.
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Don't know that it is "acceptable" or not, but I seem to get 3-4 shaves before recharging. I now have 2, so 1 is always on a charger. My 1st one was dropped in water, so it didn't seem to hold a charge for very long. So, I used to use it while plugged in to the charger/outlet. I had to buy my 2nd one because my charger went out and stopped charging (replacement chargers are about $40.00, cheaper to buy a whole new razor)! Guess you could call/email manufacturer and ask them what the "charge/battery" life is, or should be?
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I did a Google search using your shaver model and mine (5885xl) and the same battery was listed for both. I would say the answer is "yes." Before buying any battery, I would open the shaver case and check to see how much internal disassembly is require to get to the battery. Mine was quite difficult.Good luck,
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The last Norelco that I had was purchased about 9 years ago and the battery was still ok. I bought a new Norelco because the blades were too dull ( not getting a close enough shave) and the cost of new blades was more than buying the new razor. I never had to consider a battery change.
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This battery was used as a replacement in a Razor. It was an exact fit and rating. Works great.
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I have no information that tell what type of battery this razor has. I figure with what I paid for it and what rechargeable batteries cost, it would be better to buy a new razor if this one fails. Sorry I could not help you. The razor works very well.
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The WES9012 states only the ES8813, 8078, 8044, and 8043. However, I have had good luck with Panasonic razors. Please check the other brands mentioned and if they seem similar or the same as the ES8075. You can also order from Amazon with a return guarantee. I use an ES-RT51 and the WES9012 blades fits perfectly.
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I am sorry, I can only say this, I ordered the RQ12 because that's what the owners manuel specified for my razor. I couldn't recommend anything else one way or the other. Sorry. See additional info, I was a bit lazy the first time.