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Question
Why doesn't the Sonicare
toothbrush work?
Why do I feel a tickling sensation
when I use the Sonicare?
The brush head chatters against
my teeth. What can I do about
this?
Why does the toothbrush seem
less powerful?
Why doesn't the Personalised
Brushing button work during
brushing?
Why doesn't the sanitiser
light go on?
Why does the toothbrush seem
to lose power during brushing?
Do I need a special charger if I
travel with my Sonicare?
Answer
You may need to recharge the Sonicare. Charge the Sonicare for at
least 24 hours.
The socket may not be live. The electricity supply to sockets in mirror
cabinets over washbasins or shaver sockets in bathrooms may be cut
off when the light is switched off.
You may need to reattach or replace the brush head.
You may experience a slight tickling/tingling sensation when you use
Sonicare for the fi rst time. As you become accustomed to brushing
with the Sonicare, this sensation diminishes.
To avoid this, keep the brush head properly oriented, with the bristles
placed on the gumline at a slight angle.
You may need to charge the Sonicare.
The Easy-start feature may be on. Deactivate the Easy-start feature
(See chapter 'Features').
You may need to replace the brush head.
You may have selected a brushing routine. If this is the case, the
Personalised Brushing button is not active (See chapter 'Using the
Sonicare').
The socket may not be live. The electricity supply to sockets in mirror
cabinets over washbasins or shaver sockets in bathrooms may be cut
off when the light is switched off.
You may need to shut the sanitiser door.
You may need to replace the UV light bulb (see chapter
'Replacement').
You may be in the Max Care brushing routine. If this is the case,
the routine alternates between the Clean and Massage modes
throughout the 3-minute brushing cycle. The Clean and Massage
modes have a different sound and brush movement.
Travel tip: the travel charger, the deluxe charger and the sanitiser can
be used at common worldwide voltages between 100-240V AC, at
either 50 or 60Hz. All you need is a simple plug adapter.