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STEP 3 – SIDE OF THE HEAD
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With the comb set at 3 mm or 6 mm, trim sideburns. Then change to the longer 9 mm
guide comb and continue to cut the top of the head.
STEP 4 – TOP OF THE HEAD
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Use the longer length comb attachment and set it to 25 mm or 27 mm then cut hair on
top of the head against the direction in which the hair normally grows.
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For longer hair on top, use the longer length comb attachment (24 – 35 mm) to achieve
the desired style.
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Always work from the back of the head.
STEP 5 – THE FINISHING TOUCHES
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Use the clipper without an attachment comb for close trimming around the base and
sides of the neck.
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To produce a clean straight line at the sideburns, reverse the hair clipper.
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Place the reversed clipper at right angles to the head, tips of the blades lightly
touching the skin and then work downwards.
CARE FOR YOUR HAIRCLIPPER
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Your clipper is fitted with high quality blades.
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To ensure long lasting performance of your clipper, clean the blades and unit regularly.
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Always keep the attachment guide comb on the trimmer blade.
AFTER EACH USE
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Ensure the appliance is switched off and unplugged from the charging adapter before
cleaning.
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Brush the accumulated hair from the blades and body of the clipper. Do not submerge
the clipper in water.
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To clean unit, wipe with a damp cloth and dry immediately.
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Place a few drops of cutter or sewing machine oil onto the blades. Wipe off excess oil.
WASHABLE BLADE CLEANING
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The blades are washable under a running tap. Do not rinse the main body of the unit
under a running tap.
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To remove the blades ensure the unit is switched off. Push the blade set away from the
clipper body using your thumb (Fig A).
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To reattach once the blades are cleaned and dry, align the bottom of the blade with
the bottom blade housing tab and slide the cartridge back into place until you hear a
click.
CLEANING CAUTIONS
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Do not use harsh or corrosive cleaners on the units or their blades.
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Ensure the appliance is switched off and unplug from the main outlet before cleaning.
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