Just got given a Braun 6520 shaver which is completely dead
Is it possible to dismantle it to see what is dead, if the batteries can be replaced, if there is a short somewhere or water ingress etc or are these designed to self-destruct if you try to take them apart like Panasonic ones?
Provide a working email address and I'll send you a Braun service document (PDF).
Interested if you have any information relevant to the Braun type 4736. My intial look indicated that the cells were held in place in a cage that would be destoyed by any attempt to remove/replace the cells.
Sorry, I have the document for the 6515/6520 only.
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