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Signs that your foils and cutters need replacing.
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Irritation: as foils get worn, you may experience skin irritation.
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Pulling: as the cutters wear, your shave may not feel as close and you may
feel the cutter pulling your hair.
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Wear through: you may notice that the cutters have worn through the foils.
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Replacement cutters and foils available.
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CARE FOR YOUR TRIMMER
Care for your product to ensure a long lasting performance. We
recommend you clean your shaver after each use. The easiest and the most
hygienic way to clean the shaver is by rinsing the product head after use
with warm water.
Always keep the trimmer in the “off” position when not in use.
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AFTER EACH USE
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Turn Trimmer off.
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Remove the adjustable trimmer comb and cutter assembly or shaver
attachment.
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Gentle tap on a flat surface to remove hair particles, and brush the remaining
hairs away/rinse under warm water (Diagram I).
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CLEANING CAUTIONS
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Only the adjustable trimmer comb and cutter assembly may be removed
from the Trimmer for cleaning.
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Cleaning should only be done with a soft brush, such as the brush supplied
with the product.
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Only use the light-grade oil supplied or sewing machine oil on the blades.
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Do not use harsh or corrosive cleaners on the units or their cutters.
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Do not apply pressure or hard objects to cutters.
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Do not disassemble cutter assembly.
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Do not submerge in water as damage will occur.
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WARNING:
Detach the hand-held part from the supply cord before cleaning in water.
Shaver heads suitable for cleaning under an open water tap.
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STORAGE
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Store this appliance and cord in a moisture-free area. Do not store it in
temperatures exceeding 140°F (60°C).
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Do not wrap the cord of the charging adaptor around the appliance.
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Summary of Contents for BHT2000A
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