INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PROFESSIONAL HAIR DRYER
MAKE SURE YOU READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW CAREFULLY PRIOR
TO USING THE APPLIANCE
CONNECTING THE APPLIANCE TO A POWER SOURCE:
Before connecting the appliance to a power source, check whether the mains voltage
matches the voltage stated on the appliance. The appliance can only be connected to a
power source through a correctly installed power socket.
DEVICE USAGE:
WARNING: high heat levels and high airflow speed make this Hair Dryer exceptionally
powerful. Subsequently, it needs to be operated with extreme caution.
Plug the appliance into the electrical socket and switch it to the “I” position using the upper, black
switch. Make sure that both switches are in the “0” position before plugging the appliance in.
upper (black) switch is used for motor speed adjustment
Position “O” – appliance turned off
Position “I” – first speed (lower speed)
Position “II”– second speed (higher speed)
lower (red) switch used for heater temperature setup
Position “O” – heater turned off
Position “I” – first heater temperature level (lower)
Position “II” – second heater temperature level (higher)
Cold shot button (round) is located on the front side of the Hair Dryer handle
By pressing the cold shot button, heater function is instantly bypassed.
CAUTION!
Do not use the Hair Dryer in close vicinity of bathtubs, showers and other water
sources. This is dangerous even when the appliance is switched off. Therefore, it is
crucial to unplug the device from the electrical socket after use. If the power cable
is damaged, it needs to be replaced by the manufacturer, authorized service
department or other qualified personnel, in order to avoid potential hazard.
Children older than 8 and individuals with physical, sensory or mental impairment, as well as
persons with lack of knowledge and experience in handling such appliances should use the Hair
Dryer only under supervision or previous precaution advisory by a qualified person. Children
must not use the appliance as a toy. Cleaning and maintenance of this appliance must not be done
by unsupervised children. As an additional protection measure, installation of a residual current
device (RCD/FID) with a rated residual operating current not exceeding 30mA is advisable. This
household faulty current protection device may only be installed by an expert (electrician).
