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Hairdryer
description
1. Airflow speed switch (0-1-2)
2. Heating degree switch (1-2-3)
3. “Cool shot” button
4. Detachable air inlet grill
5. Eyelet for hanging
6. Concentrating nozzle
attention!
Do not use the appliance near by any
reservoirs containing water (bathtub, swimming
pool, etc.).
• When using inside a bathroom, always discon-
nect the appliance from wall outlet after usage; in
particular, unplug power cord from wall outlet, as
proximity to water is dangerous even if the appli-
ance is switched off.
• For additional protection, it is reasonable to install
residual current device (RCD) with rated operat-
ing current no higher then 30 mA into power sup-
ply circuit of your bathroom. Apply to competent
specialist for installation.
important safety measures
When using electric devices, especially in presence
of children, follow the basic safety measures includ-
ing the following:
Read all operating instructions before using the
hairdryer.
in order to avoid risk of electric shock:
• Before switching hairdryer on, make sure power
supply voltage meets operating voltage of the ap-
pliance.
• Disconnect hairdryer from wall outlet after usage.
• Do not put, leave or store the appliance at places
from where it would fall down into bathtub or ba-
sin filled with water.
• Do not use hairdryer while taking bath.
• Do not immerse the appliance into water or any
other liquid.
• In case of appliance falling into water, first unplug
power cord from wall outlet, only afterwards you
can take the appliance out of water.
• Do not leave operating hairdryer unattended.
• Special care should be taken when the appliance
is operated by invalids or children.
• Use the appliance only for its intended purposes.
Use only the nozzles included into delivery set.
• It is forbidden to use the appliance if its power
cord plug is damaged, operation is interrupted
from time to time or after appliance falling into
water. Apply to authorized service center in case
of any problem.
• Keep power cord at distance from hot surfaces.
• Closing air outlets of the appliance is forbidden.
Do not put hairdryer on soft surfaces, for in-
stance, on bed or sofa where air inlets or outlets
would be blocked. Watch air openings are not
polluted with dust, hairs, fluff, etc.
• Do not use the appliance if you feel sleepy.
• Do not drop or insert foreign objects into open-
ings in the appliance housing.
• Do not switch the appliance on at the places
where aerosols are spread or highly inflammable
liquids are used.
• Do not direct hot air to your eyes or any other
parts of your body sensitive to heating.
• Nozzles become hot during operation. Let them
cool down before detaching.
• Avoid your hair getting into air inlet grill during
hairdryer operation.
Keep these instructions for future reference.
switching hairdryer on
Before switching the appliance on make sure power
supply voltage meets operating voltage of the ap-
pliance.
• Insert power cord plug into wall outlet.
• Select operating speed you need using airflow
speed switch (1):
1 = high speed;
2 = low speed;
0 = switched off.
• Select airflow temperature you need using heat-
ing degree switch (2).
1 = slight heating
2 = medium heating
3 = maximal heating
taking care about your hair
Before drying and setting your hair, wash them with
shampoo, dry with towel to remove excessive mois-
ture and brush for better results.
Fast drying
Set switch (2) into position of maximal heating (po-
sition 3), select airflow speed you need using switch
(1) and dry your hair out a little bit. Shake off exces-
sive moisture by hand or using a brush and continu-
ously move the hairdryer over your hair.
straightening your hair
Set switch (2) into position of maximal heating (po-
sition 3), select airflow speed you need using switch
(1) and dry your hair out a little bit. When your hair
are almost dry, install concentrating nozzle (6), re-
duce degree of air heating by switch (2) and airflow
speed by switch (1).
Divide your hair in locks and layers, and start straight-
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