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Place the handle in the charging dock on the base. Remove the handle from the base. The blue light should turn on, indicating wireless communication is active. The Floss button should now function. If re-establishing the wireless connection does not resolve the issue:
12 kwi 2024 · A sudden malfunction in a Waterpik toothbrush not charging may stem from a power supply issue. Check charging base, outlet, and power source for faults. Inspect adapter and cord for damage.
1 wrz 2024 · After some research and troubleshooting, I discovered that this issue is not uncommon among Waterpik users – the dreaded “not charging” problem. If you’re facing the same issue with your Waterpik toothbrush, fear not!
26 maj 2023 · Resetting your Waterpik toothbrush is a straightforward process that can be done by pressing and holding both the Brush and Floss buttons until the lights start blinking. If necessary, try other steps such as replacing the battery, charging the toothbrush or inspecting the brush head for damage.
I filled my water reservoir and connected my toothbrush to the base plugged into the wall. When I did that it showed battery LEDs at full charge as well as the solid blue light on the base that's supposed to show that there is wireless connectivity happening.
Below is a photo of the toothbrush in the charging port to show it reaches full charge, and a video of the problem where the toothbrush does not start, instead making a momentary buzz with every click.
Charging the Sonic-Fusion® 2.0 Power Handle . For a full charge, leave the handle on the charging base for at least 4 hours. If the toothbrush is to be stored for an extended period of time (six months or more), be sure to fully charge it (at least 4 hours) prior to storage. Charge Lights
