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ening (polishing) of cutting edges is not covered by
warranty.
– Lubricate the blades before and after every use of
the hair clipper with the oil (11) supplied with the unit.
Remove hair, dust and other foreign objects from the
blades before every use.
– If the blades have been removed for cleaning or replace-
ment, install them back, adjust and tighten the fastening
screws (pic. 1).
Blade shifter (2) (pic. 2)
– When you cut hair without using attachments (5, 6,
7, 8), you can shift the blade to adjust the cutting length.
– In the upper shifter (2) position, haircut will be the
shortest.
– In the lower shifter (2) position, the cutting length is
approximately the same as when using 3 mm attach-
ment comb (5).
– By changing the position of the shifter (2) while cutting
hair, you can select the necessary cutting length.
– If hair is jammed in the blades while cutting, move the
shifter (2) from the upper to the lower position or vice
versa several times, this will help to release the jammed
hair without removing the blades.
– When the hair clipper is switched on, move the shifter (2)
several times from the upper to the lower position or
vice versa, in this way you can remove the cut-off hair
from the blades.
– If the hair clipper pulls hair while cutting, it means
that the blades became blunt, replace them with
new ones.
Lubricating oil
– To maintain the unit in a good condition, you should
lubricate the blades periodically. Do not use vegetable
oil or oil that includes solvents. Solvents are subjected to
evaporation, and the remaining thick oil can slow down
the upper blade moving speed.
– For lubricating the blades use the oil (11) supplied with
the unit.
