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Note: The Pedicure Head is only designed for use on the feet. DO NOT use on any
other part of the body.
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Do not use on wet skin.
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Do not use in the same area for more than 2-3 seconds at a time.
CAUTION
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For your protection your epilator may slow down or even stop if pressed too firmly
against the skin.
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Do not use the epilating head on irritated skin or skin with varicose veins, rashes,
spots, moles or wounds without consulting a doctor. People with reduced immune
response e.g. during pregnancy, or people who suffer from diabetes mellitus,
haemophilia or immunodeficiency should also consult their doctor before using
this product.
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Do not use the Exfoliating Brush or Pedicure Head on broken, sore or irritated skin
or on warts or any other protrusions.
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For hygiene reasons do not let another person use your epilator. It is recommended
for use by one person only.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
To ensure long lasting performance of your epilator, clean the head assembly regularly.
CLEANING THE EPILATION HEAD AFTER EACH USE:
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Ensure the epilator is turned off and disconnected from the mains.
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Press the head release button and open the head assembly (Figure F).
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Turn the head assembly upside down.
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The epilator head can be removed and rinsed for cleaning. For optimal cleaning;
brush hairs from the tweezers before rinsing (Figure G).
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Although the epilator is suitable for use under running water, it is not
recommended to submerge the unit under water.
NOTE
: Do not completely submerge in water. The epilator head can be submerged after
it has been removed from the epilator body.
TO REMOVE RESIDUE:
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To remove residue from the stainless steel tweezers, dampen a swab with alcohol.
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Gently run the swab over the tweezers until the residue has been removed.
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CAUTION: Make sure that the cotton swab is not soaked in alcohol as this may
damage the epilator.
CLEANING THE SHAVER HEAD AFTER EACH USE:
1. Ensure the epilator is turned off and disconnected from the mains.
2. Press the head release button and remove the shaving head.
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