Cutting With The Attachment Comb
The hair clipper can also be operated with attachment combs.
• In order to achieve the indicated cutting length, the cutting length adjustment lever (G) should be set to position 1 (Fig. 6).
Depending on the model, the following attachment combs are included as standard:
3 mm, 6 mm, 9 mm and 12 mm, 18 mm and 25 mm cutting lengths.
Attaching/Removing The Attachment Comb
1. Slide the attachment comb on to the blade set in the direction of the arrow until it reaches the limit stop (Fig. 7).
2. The attachment comb can be removed by pushing it in the direction of the arrow (Fig. 7).
Maintenance
Warning! Injuries and material damage due to incorrect handling.
• Switch off the hair clipper before cleaning it or performing any maintenance.
• Disconnect the charging station from the power supply before cleaning it.
Cleaning and Care
Danger! Electric shock due to penetration of liquid.
• Do not immerse the hair clipper in water!
• Do not allow any liquid to get inside the hair clipper.
Caution! Danger from Aggressive Chemicals.
Aggressive chemicals could damage the hair clipper and accessories.
• Never use solvents or scouring agents.
• Only use cleaning agents and blade set oil recommended by the manufacturer.
Accessories and spare parts are available from your dealer or our service centre.
• Remove the attachment comb (Fig. 7) and lift the blade set out of the housing (Fig. 8), see replacement
of the blade set .
• Use the cleaning brush (Q) to remove any cut hairs from the housing opening and from the blade set (Fig. 9).
• Press the cleaning lever (l). This allows the cut hairs that accumulate between the bottom blade and the top blade to be easily removed using the
cleaning brush (EASY CLEANING).
• Only wipe the hair clipper with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
• The contacts on the charging stand, the hand-held appliance and on the battery pack should always be kept clean.
• Clean the blade set regularly using the hygienic spray (available as an accessory).
• Oil the specified areas of the blade set with one small drop of oil each (Fig. 10).
• Reinstall the blade set and fold the blade set back into position (Fig. 8), see Replacing the blade set.
- For a good and long-lasting cutting performance, it is important to oil the blade set frequently.
- If the cutting performance deteriorates after long use despite regular cleaning and oiling, the blade set should be replaced.
Changing the Blade Set
1. Switch off the appliance using the on/off switch (Fig. 5).
2. Slide the blade set off the housing in the direction of the arrow (Fig. 8). Remove the blade set.
3. Replace the blade set by hooking it into the housing and pressing it down until it clicks into position (Fig. 8).
Problem Elimination
Blade set is cutting badly or pulling hair out.
Cause: Blade set is dirty or worn out.
• Clean and oil the blade set. If this does not resolve the problem, replace the blade set (Fig. 8/9/10).
Skin Injury
Cause: Too much pressure on the skin.
• Reduce pressure when cutting close to skin.
Cause: Damaged blade set.
• Check whether the blade edges were damaged during use and replace the blade set if necessary.
Battery Operating Time is too Short
Cause: Blade set and housing opening are dirty.
• Clean and oil the blade set (Fig. 8/9/10).
Cause: Battery is worn out.
• Replace the battery pack with an original spare part.
Replacement battery packs are available from your dealer or from our service centre as accessories.
Charging Indicator Does Not Light Up
Cause: The battery pack is not correctly positioned on the charging stand.
• Ensure that the battery pack has been correctly placed on the charging stand.
Cause: Charging contacts are dirty.
• Clean the charging contacts on the charging stand and on the battery pack.
Cause: Defective power supply.
• Ensure that the plug-in transformer is plugged into the mains socket and the charging station.
• Check the mains cable for possible damage.
In the event that this information does not help you resolve your problem, please contact our service centre.
Never attempt to repair the hair clipper yourself!
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