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Service Documentation Braun 3610, 3612, 3615 Interface
Market Release 5/99
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BINC Rev: 4/99 BAG Rev: 2/99
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Exploded Drawing 5629
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Spare Parts List 5629 Part Description
Protective cap Shaving foil frame (black) Cutter block Small part sct includes: 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e, 4f, 4g Housing, black (3612) Housing, blue (3610) Housing, silver (3615) PCB, 1 hr. charge (3612, 3615) PCB, 16 hr. charge (3610) Motor Cleaning brush
Pos. No.
1 2 3 4 5 5 5 6 6 7
Part Number
5628625 5628762 5524761 5628634 5629642 5629643 5629644 5629632 5629633 5628628 5503120
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Service Information 5629 General: Nominal voltage: Nominal frequency: Housing: Shaving foil frame: Cutter block: Rechargeable and cord shaver 100 - 240 V 16 hr. / 12 240 V 1 hr. 50 - 60 Hz Plastic material Plastic with intergrated shaving foil and floating system Plastic frame with 30 outer blades in a 3° angled position, 10 mm diameter 2.4 mm (measured at the cutter block) additionally switchable by a central switch Via 1.2 V DC motor After min 3 minutes recharging time. min 6,000 rpm without LHT. min. 5,500 rpm with LHT Via eccenter and oscillating frame onto the shaving system By a built in rechargeable NiMH battery resp. a built in battery charger with attachable power cord is indicated by a green lamp 3610, 1 Watt 3612, 3615, 4 Watts 3610, approx. 16 hours 3612, 3615 approx. 1 hour Approx. 30 shaving minutes (after full recharge).
Technical Data
Amplitude: Long hair trimmer: Drive: Revolutions when run on: batteries:
Power transmission:
Power supply:
Charging of the shaver: Power consumption:
Charging time:
Operating capacity:
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Service Information 5629 Shaving foil frame (2) Unlock via buttons A and remove Cutter block (3) Snap out
Dismantling
Cutter block support Remove circlip (4a) Take off cutter block with seal (4b) and pressure spring (4c) Housing (5) Remove housing screws (4d) Snap out the carrier unit C to the top (see dashed line) and remove it
PCB (6)
Remove insulating foil (4g) Now take off PCB (6) together with mains socket Desolder the connecting wires from the motor Remove the oscillating frame from the housing back. Unscrew both screws (4f) Usually the motor wire (4e) sticks to the motor (7) due to the magnetic field In some shavers of the first series, the motors were glued. These shavers have to be modified to meet the new standards with screw connections.
Motor (7)
Attention!
Note:
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Service Information 5629
Reassembly
The reassembly has to be made in reversed order. Attention is to be paid to the following points: Motor (7) Before reasssembling the motor (7), insert the motor wire (4e) as shown in the diagram. Slightly greasethe motor in the center. Fix the motor by means of both screws (4f). Before inserting the oscillating frame, attach the lever to the motor eccentric.
PCB (6)
Solder the wires of the PCB (6) to the motor (7), making sure of correct polarity. Solder the plus wire (red) to the motor connection marked with a red dot. Insert the mains socket with PCB (6) to match exactly into rhe housing lower part. Attach insulating foil (4g). The wires leading to the motor and to the mains socket must be installed in such a way that they cannot be squezeed when the housing halves are screwed together. The three recesses on the sides of the PCB must grip into the corresponding pins of the housing back. Asssemble both housing halves to match exactly and press them together. After assembing the cutter block bearing with seal, the Carrier unit, "C" must be reattached. Please pay attention to the fact that the pin
Attention!:
Housing (5): Cutter block bearing (4b):
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Service Information 5629 "D" must grip into the corresponding recess of the oscillating frame.
Control of the PCB
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Let the shaver run empty from normal operation. Connect the power supply. Recharge shaver approx. 5 minutes. (The green lamp must burn permanently) Disconnect shaver from mains and measure the voltage on the batteries. Voltage on the cells must exceed 1.2 V. If this value is reached, the PCB is in order.
Attention:
Used batteries must not be disposed of in the household waste, but at appropiate disposal sites.
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