Babyliss Trimmer Battery Replacement

My old hair trimmer's batteries had failed for the second time since I bought it, twenty odd years ago. Here I show how I replaced them with off the shelf NimH AAA batteries. Simple, quick and easily done.
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[@anno4589]

Nice ! It look simple the way you show it ! Thank you for sharing 😊

[@ChasLarge]

Thanks, I try to keep things simple, lots dropped in the edit though!

[@Liofa73]

Yeah these trimmers are notorious for the batteries dying. I've had to replace some myself.

[@paolorams767]

other interesting video, mr. Chas

[@ChasLarge]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@hickey4747]

thanks. will try this myself, was thinking of buying a new pair but may just buy a soldering iron instead 😊

[@hickey4747]

was they AA or AAA

[@hickey4747]

subscribed also ty 👍

[@hickey4747]

triple A it is then. watched again lol

[@ChasLarge]

AAA

[@ChasLarge]

Good luck, it's cheaper than replacing the trimmer.

[@BORIS21610]

Nice thank you Sir for your efforts I just wonder These duracell notoriously have much higher Mah rate than those original 600 mah how longer does it take to Charge it fully with original Babyliss adapter?

[@ChasLarge]

I just charge it overnight with the original adaptor and it keeps the charge for a month with use about three times a week.

[@XkannsenX]

Thanks ! is there any way to bypass the battery when you only use it plugged into a wall socket ?

[@ChasLarge]

Not without fitting some sort of power converter, the charger gives out more than the batteries do, so just bypassing them will put too much power into the motor,