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Epilator-the Skin Protector series
are designed to remove hair on
legs, arms, and sensitive areas like
underarms or the bikini-line with
each heads depending on the
needs.
When switched on, the appliance
must never come in contact with
the hair on your head, eyelashes,
ribbons or clothes, etc. to prevent any
danger of injury as well as to prevent
blockage or damage of the appliance.
Charging the appliance
• Slide the on/off switch to the
“0·charge” position.
• Insert the power cord securely
into the epilator.
• Plug the charging adaptor securely
into an electrical outlet.
• When using the epilator for the
first time or using it for the first
time in over 6 months, please
continue to charge the appliance
for 20 hours after the appliance
has been fully charged.
• Charge the appliance for 12
hours. (The charge indicator light
will stay on even after 12 hours.)
The epilator can be used for 30
minutes on a single full (12-hour)
charge.
• After the appliance has been
thoroughly charged it is OK to
leave the appliance plugged in.
Changing the head
• Hold the head release button
down while removing the head.
• When attaching a head, push it on
until you hear a “click”.
(Press the head on until it is
attached securely to the body.)
How to operate your epilator
Warning
• Never use this appliance in the
bath or shower.
• Never use this appliance while
your skin is wet.
Check to see that the skin protector
and discs are not damaged or
deformed. If they are then please
do not use the appliance.
If you are concerned about pain
during epilation then please use
with 1 (low speed) setting.
Cordless operation of the epilator
• Remove the cap.
• Attach the head you wish to use.
• Slide the switch to the 1 (low
speed) or 2 (normal speed) position
and carry out epilation.
• After completing epilation, slide the
switch to the “0·charge” position.
Operating the epilator on AC
power (Fig. 2)
• Slide the on/off switch to the
“0·charge” position.
• Remove the cap.
• Attach the head you wish to use.
• Insert the power cord securely
into the epilator.
• Plug the charging adaptor securely
into an electrical outlet. Always
check to see that the charge
indicator light is on.
• Slide the switch to the 1 (low
speed) or 2 (normal speed) position
and carry out epilation.
Parts identification
(Fig. 1)
D
A
Protective cap (
#
2)
D
B
Large epilation head for legs/arms
q
Epilation discs (inside)
w
Skin protector (metal part on
the outside)
e
Frame release button
r
Legs/arms frame
t
Protrusion (on both sides)
D
C
Main body
y
Head release button
u
On/off switch
0·charge = off/charge
1 = low speed
2 = normal speed
i
Charge indicator light
D
D
Small epilation head for
underarms/bikini-line
o
Epilation discs (inside)
!0
Skin protector (metal part on
the outside)
!1
Frame release button
!2
Underarms frame
!3
Protrusion (on both sides)
D
E
Charging adaptor/power cord
D
F
Cleaning brush
D
G
Pouch
Type ES2047:
D
H
Pre-epilation comb
D
I
Shaver head
!4
Outer foil
!5
Trimmer
!6
Trimmer handle
!7
Frame release button
BEFORE USAGE PLEASE READ
THE MANUAL CAREFULLY AND
COMPLETELY.
General information about
epilation
All methods of hair removal at the
roots can lead to minor skin injuries
and in-growing hairs. All micro-
injuries caused by plucking hairs
may lead to inflammation through
the penetration of bacteria into the
skin. Thoroughly cleaning the
epilation discs before each use
minimizes the risk of infection.
Depending on the condition of your
skin and hairs, you may experience
some irritation (e.g. feeling of pain,
skin reddening) when you start
using the product. When removing
hairs at root level, this is a normal
reaction that will quickly disappear
again.
If, after 48 hours, your skin still
shows irritations, we recommend
you to contact your physician.
In general, the skin reactions and
the sensation of pain tend to
diminish considerably with a
repeated use.
If you have any doubts about using
this appliance, please consult your
physician.
In the following cases, this appliance
should only be used after prior
consultation with a physician.
• eczema, wounds, inflamed skin
reactions such as folliculitis
(purulent hair follicles) and
varicose veins
• around moles
• reduced immunity of skin, e.g.
diabetes mellitus, during pregnancy,
Raynaud’ disease
• hemophilia or immune deficiency
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