battery, this charging and discharging process should be repeated approximately twice
a year.
USE
Never use the appliance with a defective guide comb or cutting head. This
could cause cuts.
Only use the trimmer as intended Only cut natural hair. The hair has to be clean and dry
when you cut itl If necessary, you can dampen the hair slightly. Only cut small amounts.
Cut hair in progressively closer settings until you reach the desired length. The cutting
head will become slow or blocked if you try to work too quickly or try to cut too much hair
at once. Let the appliance run freely for a short time before beginning.
Guide comb
The guide comb enables you to cut hair evenly with the length set for 6 8 10 12 15 mm.
Remove the guide comb if you want to cut hair to a length of 1 mm.
Trimming and cutting you beard
Push the switch uptowards the on
Shaping your beard and shaving the back of your neck
Remove the guide comb from your trimmer and push the switch on
You can use the trimming head for precise beard outlining even in hard to reach places,
as well as for cleanly shaving hair along your neck.
Cutting or thinning out your beard
Push the switch uplowards to the on
The guide comb is suitable for short hair. Cut your hair in progressively closer settings
to the desired length.
CLEANING AND CARE
Prevent the trimmer from becoming damp.
After use, remove the hair clippings from the cutting head with the brush provided.
If the cutting head is used regularly, it should be oiled occasionally.
Oiling the cuting head
Remove the guide comb from the trimmer.
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Summary of Contents for K 079
Page 2: ...MAIN PARTS 1 4 2 3 On Off Switch Blade Lever Top Blade Bottom Blade 1 2 3 4...
Page 6: ...PAR ALARI 1 4 2 3 On Off d mesi B ak y kseklik ayarlay c st b ak Alt b ak 1 2 3 4...
Page 10: ...1 4 2 3 Ein Aus Schalter Blade Hebel Top Klingen Untermesser 1 2 3 4...
Page 14: ...1 4 2 3 Interrupteur On Off Lame levier Haut de lame Lame de fond 1 2 3 4...
Page 18: ...1 4 2 3 On Off Leva lama Top lama In basso lama 1 2 3 4...
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