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Posted by Heero_yuy: Yeah, I saw your posting. You need to find out if the motor is powered through some kind of power supply that reduces the voltage. I guess that's where the trouble lies but unless you have the right kit it may be difficult to find the problem. Probably some kind of dry joint that makes contact after a while as the unit heats up internally.
Seem to have a similar problem with an LED filament bulb at the moment.
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It does require an adaptor so I guess the fault could be in there as opposed to the actual epilator unit. The adaptor states it's 13v 400ma (sec) so presumably if I could find something similar around the house which physically fits the socket on the unit we could try that and see if it solves the problem. Maybe we could even chop off the lead from the adaptor and connect it to another of similar output?