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Thankyou just ordered a pack.

Thanks for the video. I've never opened my solar watch, it's always helpful to see it done before attempting. I will say though, for anyone attempting to work on any quartz watch, be careful not to touch the copper coil. Over time, oils from your fingers can cause premature corrosion to the coil, necessitating a replacement. I'm not saying you touched it, but it may not be clear to a first time do-it-yourselfer. Great camera work too!

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Thank for your very informative information how to clean your Philips 5000 shaver. I bought a shaver a few weeks ago and the manual is useless. Well done thank you for sharing.

I just ran over my watch case a few times. Came right off.

and how do i clean the plastic trimmer

You have had it a while now. Is it still working? I have heard they don't last long. Thanks.

Thanks for the demo! One store quoted me $70 to change the battery. After seeing this video,I think I'll do it myself if I can open it!

I ended up submerging my watch in very hot water and worked a treat!

Didn’t work with my mountain bike

Was going to toss a $130 razor. This video saved the razor! Thanks.

Had to laugh at you putting the gasket on the caseback...just use your fingers.

To the point

Thank you for the very useful video. I do not believe I can find Diamond cutting paste in the country I live. Is there an alternative product that I can use or is there another process? Thank you for your feedback.

Exactly what I needed - but no longer sold😢

what kind of grease you use

I see this video is from 2 years ago. I'm thinking of getting one can anyone indicate reliability of this product. there are sooo many on the market its hard to nail down a good one..Alot of ppl are saying that after a year theirs broke down. Appreciate your input and recomendations.

One more thank you from someone keen on checking if an "o" Ring is an acceptable substitute on my vintage Seikos. I also liked & learned from the greasing method used. One thing though; to my knowledge "O" rings do NOT rot when in contact with oil (just look at the number of the cars and bikes using them as part of the oil filter sealing).

Where do you get the replacement battery from?

Cheers Good effort I’m just wondering if it’s really that critical to clean every spec of hair ,grit ,grime from these things? …… surely cant hurt though ….

Need a slow video showing how to put razor head and blue ring back in right position, it was like assembling a space rocket,stupid right?

Vinegar is too acidic. It will corrode the blades. Use wash up liquid like Dawn (in USA) or Fairy Liquid in UK. These will clean the blades with the help of a toothbrush. Oil the heads after cleaning with a drop of shaver oil.

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Thanks for the video. I got a feeling the old o ring was flat simply due to age and compression. I know when i work on cars that happens. Anyways i have ordered the o rings and battery for my old little seiko and look forward to getting it going again. Thank you.

A big thumb-up for your creativity and an even bigger thumb-down for what you do to this poor little watch, starting from placing it with the glass directly to your desk to scratching the back when removing the nut... it really hurts me to see all this. My advice: if you cannot open the watch invest the 5 bucks and bring it to a professional.

Watch vendors should just mount a big nut on the back of watches as standard so they can easily be maintained.

Is this a joke?

Excellent idea. Thank you for sharing 🙏

I've done the same thing with a hot-melt glue gun using a piece of timber to connect to the watch back. Put the timber in the vice and twist the watch. Once removed, the glue can be peeled off.

Tip use painter tape, it's easier to remove the loctite

I watched this video and said to my self that’s not good shaking your blades in a jar because they will hit the glass and it probably would hit the sharp part of the blade. Like the other review use a soft tooth brush and when cleaning brush the same way the blade go and not the other way because the brush will get cut and it will blunt the blade. If any one wants to sharpen there blades grab a piece of glass or small mirror put silicone metal polish on the mirror the turn the blades against the sharp edge just turn it round and round don’t press to hard your see the polish change colour do it for about two minutes then do the other two you’re know when they are sharp. This doesn’t need to be done a lot may be once a year or so.

Great video. Clear and without any gimmicks. I think I prefer this to the analog one. Would have bought the analog otherwise. Thanks for sharing

Great video

Just buy a new strap. Cheaper than the amount of gas you've wasted on heating.

Thanks for breaking my phillips....

WELL DONE VIDEO! i got mine about Year ago after having one for 22 years that felt apart. I was afraid to use water on this one, so I just used dry brush here and there without taking it apart. I didn't realize it is not difficult to take it apart so I did for the first time. After dry brush and compressed air cleaning, this thing shaves better than it did when new. THANKS AGAIN for down to the point Instructions!

Suggestion - leave the drain to the sink closed just incase parts are dropped. My question is whether or not the shaving heads are matched? Can I put all 3 heads into the vinegar?

Just circling back. I had bought 2 grades of diamond paste - 5 micro and 2.5 micron. I went with the 5 (blue). I did not really see much of a color change to the paste. But it was more noticeable after doing 3 blade units. My mirror had a really nice patina of scratches so, it wasn't for lack of rotations. Mine weren't that dull to begin with, so I guess that's why. In any case, it seemed to work.

I use a tuna can filled with rubbing alcohol to warm the chimney, and to get my kindlin going. No smoke.

Seems to me that shaking would dull the cutting edges..

Thanks for the video. My wife bought a watch repair kit, which I have used for changing straps etc but now can use it to change my Pulsar battery. Good to watch someone do it first.

After taking apart my son's shaver and seeing all the gunk, I knew I was going to need help. Thanks for the in depth directions AND the vinegar solution. Now to move onto my husband's shaver. Yikes! 😬

Thanks for the review, very helpful

What is battery type?

Great video mate, think it comes in the bag so you can fit it in the glove box instead of boot or trunk for the Yanks 😂👍