NOLOGO Electric Sonic Toothbrush Instruction Manual
- June 3, 2024
- NOLOGO
Table of Contents
NOLOGO Electric Sonic Toothbrush
Specifications
- BRAND: NOLOGO
- AGE RANGE (DESCRIPTION): Adult
- POWER SOURCE: Battery Powered, Electric
- COLOR: Blue, white
- TARGET AUDIENCE: Unisex-Adults
- SIZE: 6526.61234.63mm
- ITEM TYPE: Electric Toothbrush
- TYPE: Acoustic Wave
- MATERIAL: ABS+TPE
- QUANTITY: 1000
- LIFE TIME: standby 360days
- CHARGING TIME: 8 hours
- CLEAN MODE: 5 Cleaning Modes
- TYPE: electric toothbrush sonic wave
- WATERPROOF: IPX7
Introduction
The world’s best-performing toothbrush series in terms of quality and material science is the ach series. When completely charged, each brush head may last for 43 months, making it perfect for use on the road. It offers high frequency vibration to eliminate further stains. Deep-clean the region to get rid of the stains that hurt your gums. To reduce noise and safeguard oral health, clean thoroughly. At least 30 days can be charged in 4 hours (41 times a day). Utilizable while travelling. It is using a USB cable to charge. It satisfies various needs and tastes. It is appropriate for use whether the issue is tooth sensitivity or gum bleeding. Without having to worry, the full toothbrush can be used to clean the faucet in showers and bathtubs.
HOW TO CHARGE
- Connect the USB cord to the wall adapter using a live electrical outlet.
- Put the toothbrush handle on the charging pad’s raised area.
- Your toothbrush is charging when the charging pad beeps and the battery indicator starts flashing white.
HOW TO KNOW IF ELECTRIC BRUSH IS CHARGED
The best way to determine whether these brushes are charging is to remove the toothbrush from the charging stand after 30 minutes and turn it on. If it lights up, you may turn it off and keep it on the charging stand for the entire 16 hours that it needs to retain a full charge.
HOW TO FIX A BRUSH THAT WON’T CHARGE
- An alternative power source might work.
- Utilize a genuine charger.
- Check to see if your charging cord has any damage.
- Place your toothbrush and charger properly.
- Check to see whether the toothbrush’s firmware needs to be updated.
HOW TO RESET
The power button should be pressed and held for up to 5 seconds. When you hear 1 beep followed by 2 beeps, release the power button.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the charging light on my electric toothbrush flash red?****
When your toothbrush needs to be recharged since the battery can only support one or two more brushes, it will light up. It would be wise to charge it right now.
Should you constantly leave your electric toothbrush charging?****
Generally speaking, it’s okay to leave your toothbrush charging. The charging station fulfils two functions. The first is to give the toothbrush a place to rest when it is not in use. Second, it’s a speedy and practical way to recharge when the battery is running low.
How much time does it take an electric toothbrush to charge completely?****
It’s crucial to fully charge your electric toothbrush before use in order to get the most use out of it. Your rechargeable electric toothbrush will require an average of 12 to 18 hours* to fully charge, depending on the model you have.
Can you use a phone charger to charge a toothbrush?****
Yes, it’s what we believe in, and you can sure that was one of the things we tried first. It actually worked: a phone like the Huawei P30 Pro’s wireless charging can be used to power an electric toothbrush. Actually, it’s not by itself.
How can a toothbrush charger be tested?****
Coil some wire and place it where the toothbrush is located on the functional charger. If you have a multimeter, use it. An a.c. current should be detectable across the coil. A paperclip or a compass might even twitch in response to it.
Why has the charge on my electric toothbrush stopped?****
For charging issues inside the toothbrush, there are two main causes: either broken components, such as those that have been dropped or have water leaking in, or a dead battery.
Why is my electric brush blinking continuously?****
Your toothbrush is charging; thus this means. Your toothbrush has been fully charged for 24 hours.
Do electric brushes deplete their power with time?****
The battery life is the most important aspect of any powered toothbrush that could fluctuate over the course of its lifetime because rechargeable batteries have a tendency to degrade in capacity over time. In the case of a toothbrush, this could imply that it loses some of its power or doesn’t maintain a charge for as long.
I have an electric toothbrush; can I change the battery?****
Your electric toothbrush’s battery cannot be changed. The toothbrush handle’s electronics are where the battery is located, and the item is then sealed to keep it waterproof.
My toothbrush turned red; why?****
It’s likely that your gums are bleeding or that you aren’t providing your gums the care they require if the bristles of your toothbrush are tinged red or pink after brushing and you haven’t had any pink or red candy, sweets, or sugary beverages. Gum bleeding is a symptom of gingivitis.
Can I charge my electric toothbrush too much?****
Charge the toothbrush for 24 hours or until the battery indicator says it is full, whichever comes first. Avoid charging Ni-MH batteries for longer than 24 hours because doing so can reduce their lifespan. Avoid keeping the toothbrush on the charger in between uses because frequent recharges can reduce the battery’s lifespan.
Can I use the mains to charge my electric toothbrush?****
No, not exactly. The 2 pins on an electric toothbrush or razor are closer together than they are on a standard 2 pin EU mains adaptor. As a result, in Europe, devices that would typically plug into a shaver socket cannot and should not be connected to the mains supply.
How long should the battery in an electric toothbrush last?****
With NiMH batteries, rechargeable electric toothbrushes can operate for up to two weeks after a full charge.
When should I change the base of my electric toothbrush?****
each three months. You should change the head of your electric toothbrush at this interval. You should also change or replace your manual toothbrush at this time. If the bristles of the brush head are visibly worn, frayed, or otherwise damaged, you should replace the toothbrush or the brush head more quickly.
How long should an electric toothbrush be used?****
The ADA and your dentist will always advise replacing your manual or electric toothbrush after using it for at least three to four months. By doing this, you can keep the bacteria out while maintaining the cleanliness and health of your mouth.