will this shaver work with my 350cc clean & charge base
865110
I'm not sure at all. I had a older model (not a wet/dry unit) and my new shaver did not fit/work with the cleaner/charger base. The unit is slightly curved, my old unit was straight. The power connection has two prongs, and is kind of "D" shaped with a notched key on the rounded part of the D. The head comes of and rinses out good and the movable arms on the unit, are water tight and rinse, brush, and blow off very nicely. I like my new shave, I liked my old one too, but it was reparable, or it was cheap to buy a new one. Mine was a good deal, and I do recommend it.
865111
NO. The Braun 350 (looks) like the 340 and even takes the same head, but the similarities end there. The 350 has different electronics that responds to electronic (cycling) of the (cleaning & charging station). The 340 does not have this capability. How do I know this? My Son has the 350 (which I view as far to expensive) and I have the 340. Also, the replacement cleaning cartridges for the 350 cost about $12.00. I also found a way to circumvent this cost. Empty the dirty alcohol/water solution and refill the cartridge with clean solution myself. After several years of use, I personally see little value in paying for a 350 model, as both give an identical shave. NO. The Braun 350 (looks) like the 340 and even takes the same head, but the similarities end there. The 350 has different electronics that responds to electronic (cycling) of the (cleaning & charging station). The 340 does not have this capability. How do I know this? My Son has the 350 (which I view as far to expensive) and I have the 340. Also, the replacement cleaning cartridges for the 350 cost about $12.00. I also found a way to circumvent this cost. Empty the dirty alcohol/water solution and refill the cartridge with clean solution myself. After several years of use, I personally see... » Read More NO. The Braun 350 (looks) like the 340 and even takes the same head, but the similarities end there. The 350 has different electronics that responds to electronic (cycling) of the (cleaning & charging station). The 340 does not have this capability. How do I know this? My Son has the 350 (which I view as far to expensive) and I have the 340. Also, the replacement cleaning cartridges for the 350 cost about $12.00. I also found a way to circumvent this cost. Empty the dirty alcohol/water solution and refill the cartridge with clean solution myself. After several years of use, I personally see little value in paying for a 350 model, as both give an identical shave. « Show Less
475073
As long as you have a Current Converter you should be good to go. I have to say that the shave is really smooth and thee ability to clean the blade wit water is an added bonus. Let me know if you have any more questions.
2226627
You can go to braun.com and find your answer. Not sure. Mine is a 760cc. Look up maintenance parts to find out for sure and they can tell you where you can find them. They should be available where you got your razor.
1902454
The version that I purchased was a 12/6 volt auto-select charger Schmacher model CR1. It comes with plugs for Peg-Perego, Power Wheels and Motion Trendz vehicles. The one in question is the 24 volt version CR2, and comes with an XLR Komex connector. Whether that is compatible with the razor, I don't know. You can check the owners manual on Schumacher's web page batterychargers.com/Documents/0099001296-02.pdf.
1644237
dont know this one IS Garbage worked great first times after thaT very bad shave i am a white guy little hair good luck
642220
I don't think so. The charger that I have is a stand (base) and to try to shave with the stand attached would be very clumsy, to say the least. So, the best answer that I have to your question, is no.
1845119
Not necessary. You can clean it using the Sonic Vibrating Cleaning Mode, which takes just a minute to clean it. I use the cleaner liquid alternatively and it charges as well as cleans at the same time. You can also leave the shaver in the charger as it doesn't over charge.
316102
ES8243 is the model I have and "yes" it works. I returned a new, unpackaged razor and kept the ES8243 because it works like new. With WES9020PC I can shave my thick stuble and still have 90% - 80% of charge left in the ES8243A.
581970
The question is not clear to me as I have no pictures to look at. But the shaver I bought was a great big disappointment to me. It is totally worthless.. will not work at all and hasn't after using two times. The only reason I did not return it... all papers and etc. had been thrown away.
1397115
You will need part # WESLV81K7P58. Search Amazon for Panasonic WES7058K7658 Shaver Charging Adapter Cord. That fits that.I'm also seeing Walmart has them but none in stock. Hope that helps. That seems like a really nice razor.
1433788
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,
1620491
The shaver works with 120v - 240v automatic conversion so doubt there will be any problems, I'm from Australia and have no probs with the units power.
2099599
Yes it will work, it charges enough to give you one shave in 2-3 minutes so you may find that easier.
405646
I would not purchase this shaver at all. It is not all the description made it out to be. Would have returned it if I could have
1122576
as long as the plug that goes into the shaver is the same it will work just fine.
1397117
You will need part # WESLV81K7P58. Search Amazon for Panasonic WES7058K7658 Shaver Charging Adapter Cord. That fits that. I'm also seeing Walmart has them but none in stock. Hope that helps. That seems like a really nice razor.
1700122
yes ,It will work corded,then when done shaving ,leave it plugged in to charge it.