Do you have to remove the head of the brush from the base to charge? Or can you leave the head on the base to charge the whole unit?
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You can do either. If you leave the head on, remember to take off now and then to clean (mold can form).
1815473
To charge, you put the vacuum back in a small base. The base plugs in to the wall.
2190134
I cannot answer your question because I haven't tried it before. But according to the manual, it says when the battery is fully charged, the charger will change to trickle charging. Since the electric tooth brush which I am using now also uses trickling charging, and I leave it on the charger whenever I am not using it. I literally leave the electric tooth brush on the charger almost permanently. You may base on this to decide whether you can leave the batteries on the charger for a week or two.
38016
you have to take it out of the cup and put it on chargeable little stand, the toothbrush fits in there...I don't think it will charge in the cup but am not sure, never tried it...I use the stand it came with to charge
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You can charge the shaver without the stand by pulling the plug from the base of the stand and plugging it directly into the shaver. But it won't charge as you use it; only when the shaver is off. You could probably run the jet clean with water, but it's not recommended in the booklet (and may void your warranty). It's probably enough just to clean the blades after use with water by popping the top.
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The owners manual specifically states not to. I did think it was odd to have a charging stand and be instructed NOT to leave it on there charging? But I decided to follow the directions and use it multiple times before it needs a charge. Works great so far (4 months) I am not sure about the other models but for the 18v it states not to leave it charging. Referring to the instructions is always your best bet.
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It does not come woth a base. When you need to charge thr unit you attach the cord to the unit and plug it in.
79584
Yes. The toothbrush holder plugs into an electrical outlet to keep the battery charged. You can leave the toothbrush in the holder to keep it charged. Or you can take it out of the holder but must put it back in the base when battery needs recharging.
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If you are charging your unit on the top, you need to remove the case. If you are using the charging cord that came with the unit in the back, you do not need to remove the case.
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I don't understand the question. The brush is merely an attachment. The only "on" or "off" to be turned on or off is the power.
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Yes you get a charger. When you first receive it, follow the charging instructions--and don't leave the base plugged in unless you are charging it after it runs down. you get one brush head, but you can buy the body brush-head for$8-9. I haven't used my body brush-head yet. The brush lasts a long time w/o showing signs of wear. I like the feature that it beeps to tell you to move to the next area (about 10 seconds per area of your face.) The battery recharges and seems to hold the charge for a good long time--something the name-brand competitor has trouble with. Good value for what I paid for this on Amazon. Yes you get a charger. When you first receive it, follow the charging instructions--and don't leave the base plugged in unless you are charging it after it runs down. you get one brush head, but you can buy the body brush-head for$8-9. I haven't used my body brush-head yet. The brush lasts a long time w/o showing signs of wear. I like the feature that it beeps to tell you to move to the next area (about 10 seconds per area of your face.) The battery recharges and seems to hold the charge for a good long time--something the name-brand competitor has trouble with. Good value for what I paid... » Read More Yes you get a charger. When you first receive it, follow the charging instructions--and don't leave the base plugged in unless you are charging it after it runs down. you get one brush head, but you can buy the body brush-head for$8-9. I haven't used my body brush-head yet. The brush lasts a long time w/o showing signs of wear. I like the feature that it beeps to tell you to move to the next area (about 10 seconds per area of your face.) The battery recharges and seems to hold the charge for a good long time--something the name-brand competitor has trouble with. Good value for what I paid for this on Amazon. « Show Less
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Can be charged, but not removed. The unit comes with an on-board recharger, so you just plug it into a wall socket.
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Plug the base in an outlet. Set the brush handle on the base. It will go both in forward or turned around toward the back. A blue light comes on to let you know the handle is on. I leave mine on the base all the time with no problem.
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The base plugs into the wall and you place the brush on the base for charging.
876177
No! You can charge it without removing the bottom part. I haven't removed it ever since I bought it, no need to
8944
Base includes charging with AC. You can buy an additional ac adapter, but I see no reason. I bought an extra unit and could have bought the ac adapter, but I just rotate each unit as they need charged
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Yes, the base in which holds the toothbrush is also the charger. The brush head holder is also a part of the base. It holds 4 brush heads and has a lid that protects them.