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When your rechargeable shaver reaches the end of its useful life, the Ni-MH bat-
teries must be removed from the shaver and be recycled or disposed of properly
in accordance with your state and local requirements. If this is not required by
law, you may elect to dispose of the shaver with the batteries.
CAUTION!
Do not put in fire or mutilate your batteries when disposing as they
may burst and release toxic materials. Do not short circuit as it may cause burns.
Dispose of properly in accordance with your local and state requirements.
To Remove the Rechargeable Battery:
1.
Unplug the shaver.
2.
Run shaver until motor stops.
3.
Remove head from shaver (Press release button and pull head straight away
from shaver body)
4.
Using a small screwdriver pry front cover from shaver body.
5.
Remove four screws located on front of shaver.
6.
Remove rear cover from inner housing to expose batteries.
7.
Pry batteries free from circuit board and cut wires.
8.
Dispose of batteries.
Battery Removal
Weekly:
1.
Perform the daily cleaning steps 1 and 2.
2.
Remove the cover from the hair pocket assembly. (Diagram L) Place the body of
the shaver aside to ensure that it will not get wet.
3.
Release the inner cutter carrier by rotating the locking arms counter-clockwise.
(Diagram M)
4.
Remove the inner cutter carrier away from the cutters. (Diagram N)
5.
Remove the cutters. (Diagram O)
6.
Thoroughly rinse away any debris from inner and outer cutters. (Diagram P)
7.
Replace the inner cutters. (Diagram Q)
8.
Place the inner cutter carrier back into position and lock into place by rotating the
locking arms clockwise until they snap into place. (Diagram R)
9.
Lubricate each cutter with household oil.
10
. Close the head assembly. (Diagram K)
** Trimmer:
Lubricate teeth with oil every six months
