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TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS
• Always hold the shaver at a right angle to the skin so that all three heads are touching the
skin with equal pressure
• Stretch skin with the free hand so hairs stand upright, making it easier for them to enter the
cutting chamber.
• Use moderate to slow, circular stroking movement. The use of short, circular motions in
stubborn areas may obtain a closer shave, especially along the neck and chin line.
• Do not press hard against the skin to avoid skin irritation and/or damage to the rotary heads.
CLEANING
DAILY
1. Open the shaver head by pressing the release button on the front of the shaver (Fig. A) and
flipping open the head away from the body of the shaver (Fig. B).
2. Tap out excess hair shavings.
3. Rinse the head of the shaver in running water.
CAUTION: Never submerge the shaver body in water.
4. Close the head assembly.
MONTHLY
• Perform cleaning steps 1 and 2.
• Hold the cutter assembly so that the blue cutter is facing towards you. Slide the inner cutter
carrier away from the blue cutter to release it from the assembly (Fig. C).
• Pull the inner cutter carrier away from the inner cutters (Fig. D).
• Thoroughly brush hairs from the inner and outer cutters. Rinse out remaining debris (Fig. E).
• Place the inner cutter carrier back into position and lock into place (Fig. F-G).
• Align the spring hinge into the slot at the back
WARNING
• Detatch the hand-held part from the supply cord before cleaning in water.
• Shaver heads suitable for cleaning under an open water tap.
CAUTION
• Do not submerge in water as damage will occur.
• Shaver heads can be rinsed with water. The water temperature should not exceed 70
degrees. Unplug the shaver before cleaning with water.
• Keep the adaptor and cable dry.
TRIMMER
• Lubricate the teeth of the trimmer every six months with a drop of sewing machine oil.
