Philips Sonicare HealthyWhite HX6711 User manual

Sonic toothbrush
HX6711, HX6730, HX6731,
HX6732, HX6780, HX6781,
HX6782
Published by Philips Consumer Lifestyle Printed in the Netherlands © Copyright Reserved Subject to modification
2/09
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Easy-start
The Easy-start feature will gently increase power over the first
14 brushings.
The Easy-start feature is active if you hear 2 beeps immediately
after turning on your toothbrush.
Once you reach the optimal brushing power, after the 14th
brushing, you will no longer hear the double beep at the
beginning of the brushing routine.
Easy-start can also be switched off. To deactivate or reactivate
the Easy-start feature, see directions for use.
Smartimer
Automatically sets the brushing time to 2 minutes.
After these 2 minutes the product switches off automatically.
If you wish to pause, or stop brushing during the 2- minute
cycle, press the on/off button. When you press the on/off button
again, the Smartimer will pick up where you left off.
Programmable brushing modes
The programmable brushing allow you to customize the
brushing action. There are three different brushing modes.
Clean mode is the standard mode for superior teeth cleaning.
Sensitive mode provides gentle, yet thorough cleaning for
sensitive gums and teeth.
Clean and Whtie mode 2 minutes of Clean mode with an
additional 30 seconds of White mode to focus on your visible
front teeth. The White mode begins with a change in brushing
sound and motion which is the signal to start brushing the upper
front teeth. After 15 seconds a beep and pause will alert the user
to move to the bottom front teeth for the final 15 seconds.
Quadpacer
The Quadpacer feature ensures that you brush all four sections
of your mouth evenly and thoroughly. You will hear a short
beep and notice a brief pause in brushing action. This is the
signal to move to the next section of your mouth. To deactivate
and to reactivate the Quadpacer feature, see directions for use.
Battery charger indicator
Indicates amount of charge left in battery.
Deluxe charge indicator
Solid green LED: 50-100%
Flashing green LED: 10-49%
Flashing yellow LED: less than 10%
Standard charger indicator
Solid green LED: 50-100%
Flashing green LED: less than 50%
If the battery charge of your Sonicare is low, you will hear 3
beeps at the end of the brushing cycle and the charge indicator
LED flashes yellow for 30 seconds.
When the handle is placed in the charger, the charge indicator
LEDs will display the above patterns indicating the level of
charge.
Reminder bristles
Reminder bristles are introduced to remind the consumer to
replace their BHs at the recommended replacement time.
The color of the reminder bristles wears out as you use the
brush head and starts fading from the tip downward. When the
reminder bristles have faded half way it is time to replace the
brush head.
Philips Domestic Appliance and Personal Care
Service Manual

HX6711, HX6730, HX6731,
HX6732, HX6780, HX6781,
HX6782
2/09
2-3
SAFETY INFORMATION
- Consult your physician prior to using Sonicare if you have
medical concerns.
- Sonicare has been tested and is compliant with safety standards
for electromagnetic devices.
- Do not place or store the charger where it can fall or be pulled
into a bathtub, sink or toilet.
- DO NOT plug the charger into an outlet with incorrect voltage.
This product is designed to operate within a range of 100 to 240
volts. Voltage converters and plug adapters DO NOT guarantee
voltage compatibility. Never force the plug into an outlet.
- This appliance
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Toothbrush Handle
- Voltage : 4.05 Volts d.c. at full charge
- Power consumption : 2 watts
- Charging time : Empty-to-full: 24 hours
- Operating time : Full-to-empty: 40 minutes
- Battery type : Lithium Ion
Travel Charger
- Voltage / Frequency : 100-240V, 50 - 60 Hz
- Power consumption : 0.4 watts @ 100V / 1.4 watts @ 240V
REPAIR INSTRUCTION
-Brush head (pos 3)
In case of a defective brush head, the complete brush head must
be replaced.
-Charging unit (pos 2)
In case of a defective charging unit or cordset, the complete
charging unit must be replaced.
-Handle toothbrush (pos 1)
The batteries inside cannot be replaced. In case of a defect, the
complete unit must be replaced.
-Charging the handle (pos 1)
The handle should be charged for at least 24 hours during the
first few days of use.
Environment
- The rechargeable battery inside your Sonicare cannot be replaced,
but is easy to remove for recycling or proper disposal.
- If you have any recycling questions, contact your local waster
management office.
Removing the rechargeable battery
5. The rechargeable battery can now be recycled and the rest
of the product discarded appropriately.
1. To deplete the rechargeable battery of any charge,
remove the handle from the charger, turn on the Sonicare
and let it run until it stops. Repeat this step until you can
no longer switch on the Sonicare.
3. Hold the handle upside down
and push down on the shaft
to release the internal
components of the handle.
2. Insert a screwdriver into the
slot located at the bottom of
the handle and turn
counterclockwise to release
the bottom ca
p
.
4. Insert the screwdriver under
the circuit board, next to the
battery connections, and
twist to break the
connections. Remove the
circuit board and pry the
battery from the plastic
carrier.

HX6711, HX6730, HX6731,
HX6732, HX6780, HX6781,
HX6782
2/09
3-3
DISASSEMBLY- AND RE-ASSEMBLY ADVISE
-No specific issues
OPTIONAL (accessories)
-No specific issues
PARTS LIST AND EXPLODED VIEW
Pos Service Code Description
2 4235 010 06900 TRAVEL CHARGER - US
4235 010 06910 TRAVEL CHARGER - EURO
4235 010 07100 TRAVEL CHARGER – UK /
HONG KONG / SINGAPORE
4235 090 00990 TRAVEL CHARGER - KOREA
4235 090 00980 TRAVEL CHARGER - TAIWAN
4235 090 00970 TRAVEL CHARGER - RUSSIA
3 8816 011 02040 BRUSH HEAD, REMINDER
BRISTLES
8816 021 02040 MINI BRUSH HEAD,
REMINDER BRISTLES
4 4235 010 06920 CHARGER COVER AND BASE
5 4235 020 20970 TRAVEL BAG
Note: Handles are no longer available for after care service.
Handle warranty claims should be routed to Call Centers for
replacement.
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