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This guide shows you how to replace the battery of the Panasonic ES-RF31. You can find more specs here: http://www.panasonic.com/de/consumer/koe...
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Loose the screw at the bottom part of the razor
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Slide the cover from top to bottom
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Loosen these eight screws
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Insert an opening tool into the gap
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Gently remove the battery cover
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Gently remove the battery
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Thanks Daniel,
I followed your instructions and all went well. One thing to add: after re-assembly of the (loaded) battery my razor would not turn on. At first I thought of a bad contact, but it turned out that the razor needed a few minutes plugged into the power supply. After that it worked fine. I suspect, that the load-control hardware needs the external power to reset itself.
Cheers, Nils
Hello Nils!
Thanks for the hint.
Glad to hear that your razor works again!
Greetings
Daniel, thank you very much for instruction.
Unfortunetly, into shaver I found only 1 battery.
Because used 3.7 v element, I prepared 2 x 1.2 v batteries.
My razor was the Panasonic ES8103S and the disassembly process was similar. From the pictures above, the battery looks the same. My razor actually had a piece under the slide-off cover that was totally rusted so I will just buy a new one on Amazon for $50. For future reference, I would like to know where you get the replacement battery? There is no model number on the battery and I couldn’t find any info online.
