Why does my Triple Bristle Electric Toothbrush turn off too soon?
If your Triple Bristle Electric Toothbrush turns off prematurely, even after being fully charged, it could be due to the handle battery or charging station reaching the end of its life cycle, or the handle hasn’t been charged long enough. To resolve this, try charging the handle for a full 24 hours. If the issue persists, contact support@triplebristle.com.
How to fix a Triple Bristle Original that won't turn on?
If your Triple Bristle Electric Toothbrush doesn't turn on, the most likely cause is dead batteries. Replace the batteries to solve this issue.
General| Type | Electric Toothbrush |
|---|---|
| Brush Head | Triple Bristle |
| Bristle Type | Soft |
| Water Resistance | IPX7 |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Battery |
| Pressure Sensor | No |
| Brush Head Replacement Indicator | No |
| Timer | 2-minute timer |
Details the 3-sided brush head, color ring, and indicator lights on the handle.
Explains the power/mode button, mode indicators, and charging station.
Instructions for attaching the brush head, charging, and initial use.
Details the High, Sensitive, and Massage modes and advises on initial gum sensitivity.
Explains how to register for the 1-year warranty and what it covers.
Guidance on when and how to replace brush heads.
Demonstrates the correct method for brushing teeth with the Triple Bristle.
Advice on adapting to the unique brush head position for front teeth.
Encourages brushing for the full 2 minutes for optimal oral health benefits.
Instructions for using the included cleaner for fresh breath and a healthy mouth.
Suggests using abrasive toothpaste and brushing with the device for whitening.
Recommends a specific tilting motion for better gum engagement.
Advises using low-abrasiveness toothpaste to prevent gum recession and trauma.
Recommends using the toothbrush diligently and starting with the sensitive mode.
Highlights the suitability of the toothbrush for cleaning around implants and restorations.
Stresses the importance of cleaning between teeth, suggesting flossers or water flossers.
Recommends low-abrasiveness toothpaste and avoiding brushing immediately after acidic intake.
Provides steps for cleaning the toothbrush handle, brush heads, and charging base safely.
Addresses problems like the toothbrush not turning on or having weak vibration with their solutions.
Warns against water exposure, disassembly, and incorrect voltage usage to prevent shock.
Covers safe use by children, intended purpose, avoiding damage, and proper handling.
Advises consulting dentists or physicians for specific medical conditions or concerns.
Explains how to properly recycle the toothbrush battery via designated programs.
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