I add both battery from Nvidia Shield controller and work pretty good. My Egg is Perfect clean.

Im gonna try this. My battery is shot. It will only keep a charge for a few mins. Thanks !

Thank you for the video. Mine is PG-6032 and as others have mentioned in the comments, it was a pain in the neck to pry open this shaver. It really piss me off to see companies using this kind of B.S. in order to make consumers to throw in the garbage a good equipment that just need a new battery, so instead you buy a new shaver again and they can profit more. To the hell with this programmed obsolescence.

My PG-6060 model, which is a couple of years old, has a "bad" battery. I haven't opened it (yet), but this seems to be a very easy fix.

Apologies if my question is tiresome but being that in 2024 battery technology has improved markably in all applications I'm very interested in upgrading my PG-6020 with a lithium ion battery for its far superior performance and longevity., I'm aware I'll have to upgrade to the applicable charger to suit, I'm wondering if you forsee any practical or otherwise issues arising from this upgrade? Is it possible? Is it worth it or am I better off just upgrading to the 1000 you have used here? Thanks for the video 👍

I was going to turf it thought may be some one knows how to replace the battery thank you now know what to do .

Great video. I have a PG-6024 and the battery was a Ni-MH 1100mAH 1.2V

my unit has a AAA 730mAh Ni-Mh battery in it. easy swap.

I bought the PG6024. I used it exactly three times before it died. Very interesting video, and I always appreciate it when someone shows how to fix a problem. But, I think I’ll just buy a better brand. This is junk!

Thank you! I love u tube!!!!

For the life of me I dont get why this just cant work wired if the battery is dead. Why would you design it like that....

This was amazing incredible... ❤

Just want I needed! Thanks!

Thanks for the instructions. For me (PG-6050) it was a pair of AAA 1.2v 730mAh NiMH.

Appreciate the information on getting the case apart. I just replaced the lithium battery in my PG-6025 and it's running stronger than I ever remember. For anyone doing a slightly different model number from this video, it's critical that you know the type and voltage of battery your unit has to work with the BMS on the circuit board. In my case it was a 3.2v LFP battery.

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Great video Just so thorough. More than "thank you".

Great tutorial! I thought mine was the battery but it turned out the negative wire that connects to the main board had a break in it. The two plastic tabs that hold it in place are difficult to open up so whoever reads this next be very careful not to break them.

Isn’t that the charging circuit next to the battery? A 5v USB cable in a 2A or more charger will charge it! USB-Remington Cables are available on Amazon.

What kind of drill bit did you use? Your drill cut right thru it mine was considerably slower

Thanks so much for making this video. I hate the fact that they make it so difficult to remove the batteries. It will take an act of CONGRESS to get them to 1) if it uses a battery- it has to be easy to change it out and 2) use a standard battery that every corner grocery will carry! We cannot keep living a disposable lifestyle...SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT!

For what it's worth, I couldn't find a user manual for this (Remington PG6020). I looked at the Remington website but no luck there. Sent them an email and they emailed me the user manual the next day. :-)

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Amazon doesn't make it easy to find comparable batteries, but I eventually found some.

Thank-You for taking the time to make this great, informative video. I`m not a cheap`o , but I hate throwing things out because of something simple & a quick fix.

Great video and clear voices straight to the point and concise .

It's hilarious how Yanks say "sahdder" instead of "solder"!

Battery link is available anymore

Must say thank’s. Specialy about battery specs.😃

Hello. Please the link to buy the batteries no longer works. Can I have another link

The Battery in my unit is AAA 1.2V. Exactly the same model so worth double checking prior to ordering the Battery. AA wouldn't fit in my unit. Helpful video though. Thanks.

I just wanted to thank you. I have model 6030 for years, and all the time I thought that motor or blades were bad. I have replaced battery(in my case is ni-mh). I used bigger capacity (980mAh), and now its working even better then when I bought it. Thank you !

Thanks! This is a big help. Right level of detail. Also, thank you for skipping music in background.

Thanks

gracias man ,cambie la battery con tu video

good stuff bro

If anyone knows what kind of battery is in the 6045 I'd appreciate the info

Hi thank you for showing the replacement very helpful, But my battery is Triple AAA 730 mah suppo NIMH 1512 pg6130 What is the NIMH|?

Maybe trim back the wire and install blade connectors instead?

Why you didnt make more videos?:( this is so good

there was an aaa battery in my trimmer. i'll have to finish it with a file

There appears to be a double-barrelled cradle in the factory mould for 2 AA batteries. What would it take to install 2 AA's in this device? And basic electrophysics question: what would two batteries due for power longevity. It's not linear (arithmetic), if I recall? Thanks!

feel like you are missing the hottest part of the torch, no?

Thnx for giving me this video

Between Remington and Apple: So much B.S. - and so few remaining picks.

Fue un poco difícil por no tener el accesorio para abrir pero fue muy útil

Putting a second battery in parallel will help a lot too to have more power

A solder sucker would help here. Remove the solder so that you can unhook the wire leads. Alternative would be to use a pin drill to make holes in the new tabs.

Thanks a bunch for this. Quite an easy fix! I've got everything in the garage to do this!

Getting the case open was the hardest part of this. The end with the motor and without the clips would not separate, and I ended up breaking 3 of the 4 clips.