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TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS
• Always hold the shaver at right angles to the skin so that all foils are touching the
skin with equal pressure.
• Use moderate to slow stroking movements. The use of short linear motions in
stubborn areas may obtain a closer shave, especially along the neck and chin line.
• DO NOT press hard against the skin in order to avoid damage to the foil heads.
CARE FOR YOUR SHAVER
Care for your appliance to ensure a long lasting performance. We recommend you clean
your ppliance after each use.
The easiest and most hygienic way to clean the appliance is by rinsing the appliance
head after use with warm water.
16. Remove the foil assembly by pressing the release button on the side of the head and
lifting the foil assembly upwards to remove it from the hair pocket (Fig A).
17. Tap out the excess hair shavings and rinse the foils under running water (Fig B).
18. Do not clean the shaving foil with a brush.
19. Replace the head assembly by placing the assembly on top of the hair pocket, press
down and click into place.
• Lubricate the teeth of the trimmer every six months with a drop of sewing machine oil.
REPLACING THE FOILS AND CUTTERS
To ensure continued high quality performance from your shaver, we recommend the foils
and cutters are replaced every six months.
Signs that your foils and cutters need replacing.
• Irritation: as foils get worn, you may experience skin irritation.
• Pulling: as the cutters wear, your shave may not feel as close and you may feel the
cutter pulling your hair.
• Wear through: you may notice that the cutters have worn through the foils.
To replace the foil:
20. Remove the foil assembly by pressing the release button on the side of the head and
lifting the foil assembly upwards to remove it from the hair pocket (Fig A).
21. Insert the new foil assembly on the hair pocket, press down and click into place.
Replacing the cutters
1. Grasp the cutter between your thumb and forefinger and pull upwards.
2. Snap the new cutter into the oscillator tip.Note: DO NOT press on the cutter ends as
this may cause damage.
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