Does this toothbrush have a timer? The box shows 2minute timer but I cant figure out how it works.
617691
Yes, it will automatically shut itself off. If you want to keep brushing, just push the start button again.
617692
i do not know if this has a timer or not . if it does i would like to know where
617693
It does have a two minute timer. After running continuously for 2 minutes the motor very briefly pauses 3 times. The pause is brief but definitely long enough for you to notice it if the toothbrush is in your mouth. After the pauses, the motor on mine continues to run until you turn it off. I don't know if I have ever left it running for 4 minutes to see if it pauses again.
1340137
Mine lasts for about 2 months easy. My setting is "Clean" so it runs for 2 minutes each time I brush.
1562211
The toothbrush head is smaller than a conventional toothbrush-a little shorter and narrower-1"x 3/8". This model does not have the auto timer so you have to judge for yourself how long to brush in each quadrant of your mouth. I have used this brand of automatic toothbrush for years and it has been great. I gave one to my daughter for Christmas one year and she said it was one of the best presents ever!
412827
I am not sure what you're asking but I WOULD NOT purchase from this company! I bought one through a LIving Social, kept it new in box for a year, to give as a gift to my daughter, and when I presented it to her, it did not work and they would not replace it. They sent me a % off coupon for a new toothbrush, which was ridiculous... why would I buy from this company ever again? I would go with a more established brand that will back up their product.Hope this helps!
992785
There is actually a built-in 3 volt battery located in the handle of the toothbrush. You do not replace the battery. There is a "tester" button on the handle to check your battery charge. It will last minimum of about two years. Once there is no light/charge, then you just replace the toothbrush.
721047
"Recharge extra" is just a marketing label. The toothbrush makes a short stop-and-go "buzz" when you've been brushing your teeth for 2 minutes, which is the recommended time for brushing. The other rechargeable toothbrushes don't have that feature.
383290
I bought mine about 6 mos ago and don't have the whole package. I like it. It says to leave for 15 mins but after the 1st time with NO sensitivity I leave it longer now. I didn't work as fast as the one I got from my old dentist but it is does not leave your teeth or mouth feeling as sensitive as the one from him. I did notice a difference after the first time use but had to use 3 times to get the whiteness I wanted.
412825
I am not sure what you're asking but I WOULD NOT purchase from this company! I bought one through a LIving Social, kept it new in box for a year, to give as a gift to my daughter, and when I presented it to her, it did not work and they would not replace it. They sent me a % off coupon for a new toothbrush, which was ridiculous... why would I buy from this company ever again? I would go with a more established brand that will back up their product. Hope this helps!
1495705
I don't believe there is a timer. If it only works for 30 seconds, I would say it is bad.
111252
My sonicare came with a charging base for the toothbrush that plugs into an outlet. Maybe you got a different model of sonicare. Read again what is included in the ad and on the box. Maybe they left it out. Also check for a place for batteries. Hope that helps you!
1525565
I saw pretty decent results and I just used my normal electric toothbrush, which times brushing at 2 minutes. I only did it once a day - at night, after brushing with normal toothpaste.
1512901
Yes it has a timer. Adjustable at set hours. 2,4,6,8,and 12 hours I believe. Lowest setting is 2 and longest setting is 12
1937295
Yes, each timer is completely independent. Since I use it for the kids to time their teeth brushing time, they each can start the time for their preset time.
48028
Does the brush do this several times during use then shut off? If this is the case, this is the timer feature - each time the unit "stops" it's time to switch to the other side of your mouth, after cycling through 4 cycles it shuts off. I'm not familiar with your model, but this is what my model does.
418327
I had this same electric toothbrush before so i know it pauses after two minutes to indicate the two minutes is up. The pause is the signal..
344584
The toothbrush is sealed so I don't see how you could replace the battery. You can replace the batteries on the timer / display. I own three different Oral-B models having bought the first one in 2009 and it still works fine without any battery replacement to the toothbrush. The timer / display batteries last for about six months; we use rechargeable batteries. Hope this helps...
1395570
Check your batteries or try replacing them. I have not experienced that a problem with my toothbrush. Hope this information is helpful.