The Quick-Dry setting
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The Quick-Dry setting enables you to dry shower-wet hair
very quickly (fig. 2).
It is recommended to use the Quick-Dry setting only on shower-wet
hair to speed up the drying process. When the hair is almost dry, the
sensor automatically adjusts the temperature to a lower level to
prevent the hair from becoming overdried.
The Hydraprotect setting
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The Hydraprotect setting can be used to dry towel-dry hair
(fig. 3).
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The temperature sensor constantly monitors the moisture
content of the hair during the drying process.The temperature
will be automatically adjusted to a lower, caring level to prevent
the hair from becoming overdried (fig. 4).
Make sure there is no obstruction between your hair and the red
cover of the temperature sensor to avoid malfunctioning of the
appliance.
The Cool setting
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The Cool setting fixes the style you have created (fig. 5).
For long-lasting styling results, set the rocker switch to the Cool setting
and direct the cool airflow at your hair to fix your style.
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Dry your hair by making brushing movements with the hairdryer
at a small distance from the hair (fig. 6).
6
Select the highest airflow speed (III) in combination with the
Quick-Dry setting for ultra-quick drying.
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The temperature indicator shows the condition of the hair.When
the temperature indicator starts blinking, the hair is almost dry
(fig. 7).
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Select a lower airflow speed (I-II) for drying short hair or styling
your hair.
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