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Slowly lift the clipper, working upwards and outwards through the hair, trimming
just a little at a time.
STEP 2 – BACK OF THE HEAD
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With the comb set at 9mm or 12mm, cut the hair at the back of the head.
STEP 3 – SIDE OF THE HEAD
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With the comb set at 3mm or 6mm, trim sideburns. Then change to the longer 9mm
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 12mm or 15mm then cut hair
on top of the head against the direction in which the hair normally grows.
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 and around the ears.
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To produce a clean straight line at the sideburns, reverse the hair clipper. 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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To ensure long lasting performance of your clipper, clean the blades and unit
regularly.
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Always keep the clipper in the provided travel pouch.
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Ensure the appliance is switched off and unplugged from the mains before
cleaning.
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Do not use harsh or corrosive cleaners on the unit or blades.
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Cleaning should be done with a soft brush.
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After each use - brush the accumulated hair from the blades.
WASHABLE CLEANING
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The QuickCut Clipper is fully washable for easy cleaning.
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Ensure the appliance is switched off and unplugged from the mains.
WASHOUT PORT INSTRUCTIONS
Note: Never rinse, wash or otherwise subject this product to liquid whilst the power cord
is connected.
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For best results, keep trimmer running while running it under the tap. Allow water to
run through the washout port and over the blades. Recommended to rinse after each
use.
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Ensure the clipper is dry after cleaning.
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For more thorough cleaning the blade set can be easily removed to wash any hair
trimmings from the blades. To release the blade set, push the blade set release button
found on the base of the clipper.
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