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of the head to the
back. This creates
a tapered effect  
around the ear and
back of the neck.

4.

The final trim can  

be made with the
hair clipper or the  
included scissors.
Make sure to check over the entire head
for any uneven areas. For styled hair or
giving quick trims, you may prefer using
your hair clipper without the trimming
guide.

Very Short Styles

1.

Using the 1/2” (12mm) trimming guide,
hold the comb flat against the head and
move the hair clipper from the back of
the neck to the crown of the head.

2.

Cut in a similar manner from the side to
the top of the head. Then cut from the
front to the crown
of the head.

3.

If a “Flat Top” style
is desired, then
remove the trim-
ming guide and use
the barber’s comb.
Trim a little at a
time until the “flat
look” is achieved.

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How to Use

Before Cutting Hair

1.

Make sure your hair clipper is operating
correctly.

2.

The vacuum feature will not function 
properly if the hair chamber is removed.

3.

The person should be seated so that the
top of his head is at your eye level.

4.

Comb the hair as it is normally styled.

5.

Comb out all knots and tangles.

6.

Ensure the hair is dry. Hair clippers 
perform best with dry hair, making it 
easier to see how much hair is being cut.

7.

Hold the hair
clipper in the
palm of one
hand with your
thumb resting
firmly on the 
top of the hair 
clipper. This 
grip provides
comfortable 
cutting control.

To Attach Trimming Guides
1.

Select the trimming guide that matches
the length you want the hair to be after
the cut. The trimming guides are num-
bered and marked with 1/8” (3mm),
1/4” (6mm), 3/8” (9mm), 1/2” (12mm),
3/4”(18mm), and 1”(25mm).

2.

Hold the trimming guide with the teeth
up. Slide the trimming guide onto the
blades until it locks into place.

Giving A Comfortable,
Even Cut

Allow the clipper to cut through the hair
without moving it too quickly. Moving the
clipper too quickly may create a pulling
sensation.
As the clipper cuts the hair, the vacuum
sucks the clippings through the inlet into
the hair chamber.
Use short strokes when cutting, and initially
use the longest trimming guide. You can
always use a closer trimming guide later if
you want a closer cut.

How to Give a Haircut
1.

Start at the back of
the head. Holding
the clipper as
shown, lightly
stroke upwards
making sure you
are taking off the
desired amount of
hair. Work your way
up to the crown of the head in layers.
When completed, comb the area to
remove any loose hair and to determine if
you need any further cutting.

2.

Repeat the same procedure for each side
of the head. Make sure the length of the
hair is trimmed to the same length on
both sides of the head.

3.

To trim around the ears, remove the 

trimming guide and replace with either  
the left or right ear
guide. The shorter
guide teeth are  
designed to be
toward the ear.
Move the clipper
from the front

Emptying Hair Chamber:

1.

Turn off the unit.

2.

Hold the the underside of the unit with
one hand.

3.

Locate the grips 
on the side of the 
chamber 

(fig. 1).

Using your thumb
and forefinger, lift
both sides of the
chamber at the same
time.

4.

Empty the contents
into a waste 
container.

(fig. 2)

5.

You may have to 
vigorously shake the chamber or scoop
out some of the compacted hair 
clippings.

6.

Be careful not to puncture the screens
on the hair chamber while emptying the
unit.

7.

Once finished emptying, place the 
chamber back onto the unit and push
gently until the chamber clicks into
place.

Line Cord Safety Tips

1.

To insert plug, grasp it firmly and guide it
into outlet.

2.

To disconnect the appliance, grasp the
plug and remove it from outlet. Do not
pull or yank on the cord or appliance.

Do not wrap the cord around the
appliance.

(fig. 1)

(fig. 2)

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