"Jerry G." wrote in message ...
The original batteries are Lithium Hydride batteries. DO NOT use Nicads to
replace them! The charger in the shaver is matched to the specs of the
batteries that are from the manufacture. The original batteries are
expensive. This is normal. It is still cheaper to replace them, rather
than replace the complete shaver. If you can find a source for these
Lithium batteries for $4.00 each with the original specs, you should tell
the repair shop. I am sure he will buy them from you at even $8.00 each, if
these are original factory specs!


My shaver has "NH" on the back, next to the recycle arrows. I assumed
it meant "Nickel Hydride", and not Lithium Ion? Plus, Lithium
batteries are way more expensive (from a manufacturing
standpoint)...why would Braun use them?

Andy