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Mimi651121 Posted messages 4 Status Member -  
Xileh Posted messages 19446 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   -
Hello, I saw a tip to use regular batteries instead of rechargeable ones in a headset. I removed 1 cm of insulation, but it doesn’t work. Should I look for my headset before using it? Thank you for your answers.

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Panth33ra Posted messages 23106 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   Ambassadeur 2 360
 
Hello,
It would have been wise to specify the model and brand of your headset. Each headset is different.

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Mimi651121 Posted messages 4 Status Member
 
It's a Philips SHC8525 headset. Thank you.
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Panth33ra Posted messages 23106 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 360 > Mimi651121 Posted messages 4 Status Member
 
Your headset is equipped with a base for charging...
What is the point of inserting non-rechargeable batteries?

Source: https://www.philips.fr/c-p/SHC8525_00/casque-hi-fi-sans-fil
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Mimi651121 Posted messages 4 Status Member > Panth33ra Posted messages 23106 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
 
In the headset, I need to put batteries. Since I don't have any rechargeable ones, I saw a trick on this site.
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Xileh Posted messages 19446 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   6 568 > Mimi651121 Posted messages 4 Status Member
 
Hello,

By the way...

I presume you are referring to what is proposed here:

https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-24262769-casque-philips-sbc-piles#2

I don't know if it works... however, be careful, if you manage to put "ordinary" batteries in a slot designed for rechargeable ones, never place the headset back on the charging dock, at the risk of the batteries "exploding" or catching fire!....
In short, a non-rechargeable battery should never be used in a slot where charging is potentially possible....
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