USING THE DRYER
IMPORTANT:
During initial use, you may notice a
slight odor and/or smoke. This is
normal and will cease with use. If
after several uses the situation has
not stopped, discontinue use and
contact Consumer Service (See
Service and Repair in the Warranty
Section).
This appliance is equipped with a
thermostat that will cycle "OFF"
if the temperature exceeds the
comfort level due to partially
blocked air inlet or air outlet
openings. In the event that the
appliance stops during use, slide the
Heat Switch to Low and the
Airspeed Switch to OFF. Allow the
appliance to cool down at which
time the thermostat will auto-
matically reset. During use, do not
block the air openings.
Dryer Settings
The Hair Dryer has 2 Airspeed
Settings and 3 Heat Settings for a
total of 6 drying combinations.
Cool Shot Button
For longer lasting styles, press for a
shot of cool air. The Cool Shot
feature operates only while the Cool
Shot Button is held down. When it is
released, the Hair Dryer will return
to normal operation.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
STYLING TIPS
Freshly Shampooed Hair
Be sure to towel dry the hair
before using the Hair Dryer.
This will cut down on styling
time and simplify drying. The
hair should be damp, not
dripping.
Re-styling Dry Hair
To tame frizz or curl the hair
with a styling brush, dry hair
should be misted slightly with a
water bottle prior to styling.
The Concentrator is helpful in
directing the airflow for better
control.
Concentrator
Directs the airflow while styling
smaller sections of hair.
Suggested Uses: blow drying
with styling brushes or velcro
rollers. Gives a smooth,
professional finish to the hair.
Cool Shot Button
While using the Hair Dryer with
a styling brush or velcro rollers,
the Cool Shot Button helps to
set the style for longer hold
after blow drying with heat.
Direct the airflow towards the
desired section of hair. After
the hair is heated through,
press the Cool Shot Button for
30 seconds or until the section
is cool to touch.
Cool Shot
High
Med.
Heat
Low
High
Low
Air Speed
OFF
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