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HT-5202A/HT-5202G

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STEP 1. NAPE OF THE NECK

1.  Attach  the  attachment  comb  of 
3mm or 6mm.
2.  Hold  the  clipper  cutting  edge 
pointed  up  and  begin  the  haircut, 
starting at the base of the neck (see 
Picture 1).
3.  Hold  the  clipper  comfortably  in 
your hand and hold slightly against the 
head  with  the  comb  teeth  pointing  up.  Gradually 
and slowly lift the clipper, working upwards and outwards 
through the hair, trimming just a little at a time.
4. As you cut, gradually lift the hair clipper head towards 
you. Continue to cut the back area from the bottom of the 
neck upwards to the top of the ears.

STEP 2. BACK OF THE HEAD

Change to one of two long attachment 
combs of 9mm or 12mm and cut the 
back of the head (see Picture 2).

STEP 3. SIDES OF THE HEAD

Change  to  one  of  two  short  combs 
of 3mm or 6mm. Trim the sideburns, 
i.e.  the  hair  directly  in  front  of  the 
ears.  Then  change  to  one  of  the 
longer combs of 9mm or 12mm, and 
continue to cut the hair to the top of 
the head (see Picture 3).

STEP 4. TOP OF THE HEAD

1. Using the attachment comb of 9mm or 12mm, cut the 
top of head from back to front against the direction of the 
hair growth (see Picture 4). In some cases, it may require 
cutting from front to back.
2. Attachment combs of 3mm or 6mm are used to achieve 
a short crew cut or short cut.
3.  For  longer  hair  on  top,  use  the 
comb  provided  with  the  appliance 
and lift the hair on the top of the head. 
Cut over the comb, with the hair lifted 
or  hold  the  hair  between  the  fingers 
to  lift  it  and  cut  it  to  desired  length 
(see  Pictures  5  and  6).  Always  work 
from  the  back  of  the  head.  You  can 
gradually cut the hair shorter by reducing the space 
between  the  comb/fingers  and  the  head.  Comb  out  the 
trimmed hair and check for uneven strands.

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Pic. 2

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 STEP 5. THE FINISHING TOUCH

1. Finally, use the taper lever without an attachment comb 
for  short  trimming  around  the 
base  of  the  neck,  the  sides  of 
the neck and the ears.
2.  To  make  a  clean  straight 
line  at  the  sideburns,  turn  the 
reverse side of the hair clipper 
uppermost (See Picture 5).
3.  Press  the  clipper  to  the 
head at right angle for the tips 
of  the  blades  to  touch  slightly  the  skin  and  work 
downwards. In this way you will obtain a clean cut as would 
be given by a razor.

 SHORT TAPERED STYLES. ‘FLAT TOPS’ AND SHORT CUTS

1.  Starting  with  the  longest 
attachment comb (12mm), cut from 
the back of the neck to the top. Hold 
the attachment comb flat against the 
head  and  move  the  clipper  slowly 
through the hair (see Picture 6).
2. Do the same procedure from the 
lower side to the upper side of the 
head. Then cut the hair in the hair growth direction, 
i.e. from the front to the top and then level the cut at the 
sides.
3. To give a flat top look, cut the hair on the top over the 
flat comb provided with the unit. Do not use the attachment 
comb.
4. Use the attachment combs for short cutting to taper the 
hair down to the neckline as desired. Comb the hair and 
check  for  uneven  strands.  Outline  the  sideburns  and  the 
neckline, as described above.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 

OIL

-  To  maintain  the  hair  clipper  in  a  peak  condition,  the 
blades should be oiled after every few haircuts.
- Do not use hair oil, grease, oil mixed with kerosene or any 
solvent. Any solvent will evaporate and leave the thick oil, 
which may slow down the motion of the blades.

GREASING THE BLADES

- Turn the clipper off and disconnect from the mains.
- Apply one or two drops of oil on the cutting blade teeth, 

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Page 14: ...ER MODEL 5202A HT 5202G Instruction Manual We appreciate that you purchased this product To ensure the effective and continuous functioning of the appliance please read this manual carefully 2 years o...

Page 15: ...ord or plug is damaged if it is not working properly Keep the supply cord away from hot surfaces Do not pull twist or wrap the cord around the appliance Do not drop or insert any objects into the open...

Page 16: ...HT 5202A HT 5202G 15 Blade lever ON OFF Switch Bottom blade Top blade ACCESSORIES 3 mm 6 mm 9 mm 12 mm Scissors Oil Comb Brush UNIT...

Page 17: ...one after each use While using the unit untwist the cord from time to time to avoid tangling 2 Seat the person so that the person s head is approximately at your eye level It allows to ease the visibi...

Page 18: ...educing the space between the comb fingers and the head Comb out the trimmed hair and check for uneven strands Pic 1 Pic 2 Pi 3 i 4 STEP 5 THE FINISHING TOUCH 1 Finally use the taper lever without an...

Page 19: ...h abrasive agents to clean the unit Grease the blades with the oil Store the appliance in a dry place Keep away from children CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THIS PRODUCT The marking indicates that this product s...

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