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====Burning electronic boards====

What dishonorable and reprehensive about Philips is that they accomplished to design the electronic board in a way that the tolerances are that small that the board or one of it‘s components burns when applying 0.4V to high. That seems to me not like regular tolerances beeing used in this business but an evil, intentional design to destroy any attempt of repairing it yourself. I wouldn‘t be surprised if they sold a small series in china with regular 3.7V Li-Ion batteries (which charge to 4.2V) so that the repair market reacts to this type of shaver with the „wrong“ battery - and as we know - chinese suppies never adapt to changes, they always stuck to the first generation of something. And companies don‘t copy the original but the first clone as it is easier to acquire than dissassembling and reverse engineering the original.

*What dishonorable and reprehensive about Philips is that they accomplished to design the electronic board in a way that the tolerances are that small that the board or one of it‘s components burns when applying 0.4V to high. That seems to me not like regular tolerances beeing used in this business but an evil, intentional design to destroy any attempt of repairing it yourself. I wouldn‘t be surprised if they sold a small series in china with regular 3.7V Li-Ion batteries (which charge to 4.2V) so that the repair market reacts to this type of shaver with the „wrong“ battery - and as we know - chinese suppies never adapt to changes, they always stuck to the first generation of something. And companies don‘t copy the original but the first clone as it is easier to acquire than dissassembling and reverse engineering the original.

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 ====Burning electronic boards====
+What dishonorable and reprehensive about Philips is that they accomplished to design the electronic board in a way that the tolerances are that small that the board or one of it‘s components burns when applying 0.4V to high. That seems to me not like regular tolerances beeing used in this business but an evil, intentional design to destroy any attempt of repairing it yourself. I wouldn‘t be surprised if they sold a small series in china with regular 3.7V Li-Ion batteries (which charge to 4.2V) so that the repair market reacts to this type of shaver with the „wrong“ battery - and as we know - chinese suppies never adapt to changes, they always stuck to the first generation of something. And companies don‘t copy the original but the first clone as it is easier to acquire than dissassembling and reverse engineering the original.
-*What dishonorable and reprehensive about Philips is that they accomplished to design the electronic board in a way that the tolerances are that small that the board or one of it‘s components burns when applying 0.4V to high. That seems to me not like regular tolerances beeing used in this business but an evil, intentional design to destroy any attempt of repairing it yourself. I wouldn‘t be surprised if they sold a small series in china with regular 3.7V Li-Ion batteries (which charge to 4.2V) so that the repair market reacts to this type of shaver with the „wrong“ battery - and as we know - chinese suppies never adapt to changes, they always stuck to the first generation of something. And companies don‘t copy the original but the first clone as it is easier to acquire than dissassembling and reverse engineering the original.