The scale it relates to is Milimeters. So The diameter of the thread would be around 1mm. Its a spring that holds the two blades together of my electric razor and it broke on one side.

There must be a manufactury plant on this world where there are tons of those just waiting to be assambled.

If not, where could it be custom made?.

Thank you so much for helping me out!

add: label of the razor, generic brand 'easy home'

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15v 5.4w 1310/A

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Inspired by an iFix article from the US I decided to take it apart to see if I could replace the batteries. After great difficulty I managed to do this without breaking any of the pieces (although I haven’t put it back together yet!). However, the batteries are unmarked other than with the following:

“SAN

NiMH

8JH”

I’ve search everywhere I can think of online for information and even contacted Philips but they won’t give me the battery specification, they claim it is proprietary data.

I know the batteries are Nickel Metal Hydride and I’m pretty certain they are 2 AA batteries joined together so I think they will be v1.2 each (total 2.4v) but can’t be certain and I’ve no idea of the capacity. I’ve found a few places selling the battery units I need with the metal tabs to solder onto the wires in the beard trimmer but without the specification for the original battery I’m reluctant to risk using any of these.

My battery knowledge is pretty limited but I’m worried that there will be an issue charging replacement batteries with the original charger if the new ones are a different spec.

I separated the original battery unit to see if there was anything written on the joined section that would give me more information but nothing. Each battery has the following dimensions:

Height = 49 mm

Diameter = 13 mm

So the original unit is 26mm wide as the 2 batteries were attached along their lengths.

Does anyone know which batteries I can use? As I said my main concern is the charging of these replacement with the original charger but I also need to know the batteries will power the trimmer.

Any help much appreciated.

Thank you very much,

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I have an old Satinelle Ice, which isn't cordless. I believe the wire connection is what is going bad because it works when I use the device in certain angles. Have you come across this model in particular? Just wondering how to fix it. Actually I can't even open it. The screws shown on the transformer are not the typical type, the head has to small indentations but not + cross or the __ continues line. It's more like this - - . The one on the actual device isn't a screw, I know it looks obvious but that is sort of like a "sliding metal door" (best way I can describe) You would think there is a screw behind but none that I can see.

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And the trimmer is making unusual noise and stopping after a few seconds

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Now I just get an orange flashing light when I press the buttons. What's up?

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As far as I can tell the only difference is the NiMH has a much higher capacity (2300 mAh compared to like 750 for the old one). Is there any reason to think a NiMH wouldn't work?

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