Can I get some help with my Philips Santinelle Ice?
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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.
Can I get some help with my Philips Santinelle Ice?
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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.
Can I get some help with my Philips Santinelle Ice?
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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.
Can I get some help with my Philips Santinelle Ice?
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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.
Can I get some help with my Philips Santinelle Ice?
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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.
Can I get some help with my Philips Santinelle Ice?
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[image|2922735][image|2922733][image|2922732]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.
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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.
Can I get some help with my Philips Santinelle Ice?
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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.
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[image|2922735][image|2922733][image|2922732]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.
Can I get some help with my Philips Santinelle Ice?
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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.
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.